This morning i was tried to search this recipe in my blog list, i seen in a Chinese blog before but i couldn't recall which blog. Bakeling was laughing at me while I msn with her. She said who asked you to list so many blogs in the blog list, hahaha..Anyway, i tried to recall the recipe and create this noodle soup and serve for dinner tonight! This is quite an old fashion of noodle soup, last time our Ah Mah (grandmother) like to cook this noodle soup. Anyway, this noodle soup was yummy!
I serve this noodle with a new type of veggi, it was strongly recommended by veggie store owner. The name of this veggi is call Green Dragon leaf, it taste quite similar to leek and it was good. You may replaced with spring onion or coriander leaves..
Also advise to cook this soup with thick Meehoon (rice vermicilli)..
Enjoy!! and Happy 111111....
Taro and rice vermicelli noodle soup
(recipe source: by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)
Stock
2 chicken carcasses
500g pork ribs
100g cabbage
1 onion
3 slices ginger
5lts water
-boil over low heat for 3hours, remove the bones and strain the stock
Stir fried minced meat
400g minced meat
2tbsp fish sauce
1tbsp dark caramel sauce
1/2tsp salt or to taste
1tsp sugar or to taste
-Heat oil in a pan, add in the minced meat, stir well for 1-2mins, add in seasonings. Dish out and set aside
500g taro/yam, cubed
100g dried shrimps (hae bi), washed
3cloves garlic, chopped
2tsp salt or to taste
A dash of pepper
450g thick Meehoon (rice vermicelli)
Shallot oil, for garnish
Green Dragon leaf (stir fry with garlic, season with salt) or spring onion or coriander leaves, for garnish
Method
1. Heat oil in a pan, sauté garlic and dried shrimps till fragrant.
2. Remove some fried shrimps for garnishing later, add taro cubes and stir fry for 2mins.
3. Add taro and dried shrimps mixture into the stock, boil until taro tendered.
4. Add in rice vermicelli, season with salt and pepper, cook till soft.
5. Dish out in a bowl, garnish with fried dried shrimps, fried minced meat, shallot oil and veggie, serve hot.
This is the first time I heard of this dish. I love to try more noodle dishes.
ReplyDeleteI learned something new from your space today. Never heard on seen green dragon leaf. Thanks for click. The soup look so hearty and filling Sonia.
ReplyDeleteI've not try any noodle with taro, it sounds yummy! thanks for introducing the green dragon leaf.
ReplyDeleteThis looks special to me, haven't eaten meehoon with taro before :)Happy 111111 to you too!
ReplyDelete好想吃哦
ReplyDelete我一定吃到碗底朝天:)
The recipe is it from my blog hurr ? Lol~.~
ReplyDeleteI love Taro very much ...yum...
Happy 111111 to u ...cheers ....
This reminds me of my grandma~~~ Miss it~~
ReplyDeletelooks so yummy sonia..wish I could have a bowl of that noodles right now:)
ReplyDeleteOh first time seeing taro served in noodles. :) but it looks yummy good! I love taro...so I can have seconds! Yum!
ReplyDeleteYummy!!! I love to have taro in soup. Esp during CNY, we love to add them in steamed boat and our veggie soup :p
ReplyDeleteI love beehoon soup. This looks so yummy and comforting! Adding taro is new to me. Will have t try it sometime.
ReplyDeleteI have tried Green Dragon leaf as a dish in restaurant, never knew it could be a side dish with mee hoon! Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteSonia, I like mee hoon soup, yours looks very delicious. Nice presentation.
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what a traditional dish... I remember eating this type of laksa beehoon soup with fish and yam slices when I was young. But then hawkers started to omit the yam. Thanks for refreshing the memory :)
ReplyDeleteI just cooked green dragon vegetable tonight too. One bundle was not much, reduced to a small plate only.
ReplyDeleteI guess this is a Hokkien dish right? Cos my grandaunt never cooked this. Looks so delish!
Yummy platter!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to cook yam bee hoon for us when we were young. We grow our own wild yam. This is our favourite beehoon soup. Love it!
ReplyDeletehow good if can have a bowl of this hot vermicelli soup at a cold night...:)
ReplyDeleteSonia, I want to try this too! Looks very delicious with taro :)
ReplyDeleteYam with beehoon soup? New for me but I am tempted already! Definitely going to bookmark this! Hope I don't forget which blog this is from.... :)
ReplyDeleteJust used up my vermicelli this week. I should have saved some to try this! More on my shopping list. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteI have tried the taro herbal soup with deep fried fish head in a restaurant but not with vermicelli..I will try this too. thanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteThis looks such a comfort dish of noodle soup!! I want!
ReplyDeletehi sonia, your noodles soup looks so clean in color.. yes, they look delicious too. would love to try this out...
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very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHave not try noodles with taro before... hehe...
ReplyDeletedang! my stomach hurts looking at your blog bc everything looks crazily delicious!
ReplyDeleteI like taro in soup. This I'd also one of my family dishes. Urs look very yummy.
ReplyDeleteI like this...so this for my lunch!!
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use taro;) Fantatsic picks too;)
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ReplyDeleteThis is a very interesting bowl of noodles that I would love to have!
ReplyDeleteOodles of yumminess !!! & I just love your fried minced meat ;)
ReplyDeletemeehoon with taro? special combination, never try before but look good. :)
ReplyDeletehmm..very special like a kind of traditional dish. The "green dragon" veggie is quite popular nowadays, a lot of restaurants serve this and i like it too!
ReplyDeleteThe green dragon leaf does look like scallion but tastes like leek huh? How does it looks like before cooking?
ReplyDeleteVery new to me. looks nice :)
ReplyDeletetaro... hm... such an interesting addition. will have to try soon. happy (late) 111111 to you too!
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I really love soupy noodle dishes like this esp with the mince meat! THanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteooo.. another use for taro! in noodle soup. I love that veges as well. I'm a big fan of meals like this. Less washing up to do and one pot nutrition!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like what my father in law makes too! Pork ribs and taro with beehoon soup, serve with cut chillies...this looks delicious!
ReplyDeletethis must be so delicious! Love a good noodle soup! :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful! What a wonderful idea to add taro cubes into the noodle soup, I have never had this sort of combination, but I am sure I'd totally love it, I am sold already ;)!!
ReplyDeleteI like how light this noodle soup looks. This is my first time seeing taro in the noodle soup too. That's such a great idea!
ReplyDeleteWow, just the stock takes 3 hours to cook, must be a very delicious soup!I can imagine that this dish must be finished within minutes(but took you 1/2 day to prepare for)!
ReplyDeleteI love to eat mee hoon soup, with a plate of chilli padi..hehe
ReplyDeleteI love taro! seems like a really comforting dish anytime. :) How long to cook until taro is soft enough?
ReplyDeleteI love taro! seems like a really comforting dish anytime. :) How long to cook until taro is soft enough?
ReplyDeleteYum yum yum yum yum! I like the fragrance of the minced meat, and dried shrimps taro....it must have flavored up the soup!
ReplyDeleteIntrigued by the new veggie too.
This looks SOO yummy.. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteThis looks SOO yummy.. Thanks for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteI like taro but I've never seen or heard of taro in vermicelli noodle. This is great. I will definitely try this combination. Thanks for sharing, Sonia.
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Spoon and Chopsticks
http://spoon-and-chopsticks.blogspot.com
Hi Sonia, I have missed some great posts from you ! :) Been busy with exams prep, but I will go home next week !! Your taro noodles look veru delicious ! Will prepare for my family when I go home :)
ReplyDeleteYour Blogs Looking great. I love your blog.
ReplyDeleteThis Taiwan cooking program has a famous chef demonstrating how to cook this dish:
ReplyDeletehttp://tw.sugoitw.com/cookman-2010-12-29/