I don't really like to cook
meat too often nowadays. So when there are meat in the house, I tend to mix it with some other items in a dish.
I have some
meat, a packet of
glass noodles (Tang hoon) & a packet of bought
Salted Mustard in the fridge. As I went out this morning, time was running a little late so I decided to cook something very simple. It was already 1030am, my son would be coming home for lunch and I have to take another shower (after the cooking) before playing with Alif by 115pm. His mother will be going to her tailoring class by 130pm.
I cooked
one soup and made
one simple appetizer.
Hubby was too busy with work today to buy vegetable and I too didn't buy any this morning.
Meat, Tanghoon and Salted Mustard Soup
To cook :1. Saute 3 grounded garlic, one inch ginger and 1 small shallot with very little cooking oil.
2. When aromatic, add in the thinly small sliced red meat (after cleaning).
3. Add in some water (probably same level as the meat) and let boiled until meat are slightly tender. Water should be added once in a while while waiting for the meat to be tender.
4. Add in the finely chopped Salted Mustard.
5. Add in the cut Tanghoon or glass noodles (which are soaked in water to soften).
6. Add salt (not too much as the mustard is salty) and ajinomoto to taste.
7. Serve hot with rice.
Kerabu Sayur Masin (appetizer)
Actually I didn't make use of the whole packet of Salted Mustard for my soup dish up there. I divided the chopped Sayur Masin into half and made one half of it into this 'Kerabu'.
A simple one to prepare, and I don't know if you are as lazy as Mak isah is today...as it has been raining non stop since late morning!
When the weather's cold anything will be eaten as everybody are hungry on a wet day huh? :p
1. In a bowl, add in the chopped salted mustard.
2. Add some anchovies and one sliced big onion.
3. Add some sliced 5 - 6 hot red or green cili padi.
4. Mix well.
* You may add some lime juice if you want.
It was really appetizing!
Cheerio.
