Nanyang Taste-laksa

Nanyang Taste-laksa

by Flying summer flowers

4.7 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

20m

Serving

2

I have always wanted to make a noodle. The difference from Thai tom yum is that it has less lemon acidity and less spicy, and the taste is more gentle. Singapore laksa is used to save trouble, but the taste is also good. Just as good. "

Ingredients

Nanyang Taste-laksa

1. Cut the oily tofu into small pieces for later use, wash the bean sprouts and coriander, and cut the boiled egg in half.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

2. The shrimp is shelled and the intestines removed, and the shrimp heads are reserved for future use.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

3. Heat oil in a wok, add salad oil, stir the shrimp heads over a medium-to-low heat, add a tablespoon of laksa sauce and stir fry for a while.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

4. Add coconut milk and appropriate amount of water (about one soup bowl), add the meatballs and boil for 5 minutes.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

5. Add oily tofu and shrimp, cook for 1-2 minutes, try if the taste is weak, add a little salt and stir well, then turn off the heat.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

6. Add water to the soup pot and boil, add the noodles and cook.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

7. Boil the bean sprouts too.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

8. Put the cooked noodles and bean sprouts in a bowl, pour in the laksa soup that was cooked before, put eggs and coriander to complete.

Nanyang Taste-laksa recipe

Tips:

1. Laksa generally uses coarse rice noodles, but I use Yi noodles here.
2. If there is no coconut milk, it is okay to use milk, but it will have a little coconut fragrance (pure milk, otherwise it will be sweeter).
3. Because it feels that the bean bubble is relatively large, I changed to this kind of thin oily tofu.

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