Not sure if this is the correct term for 'Choy-tam' the local version of Brussel sprouts. PiggyBeng likes this vege a lot and I will normally stir-fry them with dried prawns sambal chili.
As I did not have any dried prawns sambal with me so I twist the recipe a little by just using the dried prawns with chili padi. It turned out quite ok. Also, it is a very simple dish to prepare.
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Ingredients
Methods
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As I did not have any dried prawns sambal with me so I twist the recipe a little by just using the dried prawns with chili padi. It turned out quite ok. Also, it is a very simple dish to prepare.
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Ingredients
- 7-8 stalks Choy-tam
- 1tsp chopped garlic
- 1tbsp Dried prawns
- 1 Chili padi
- Salt for taste
Methods
- Heat up wok with 1tbsp oil and stir-fry the dried prawns (softened by using the pestle and mortar) till fragrant. Add in the garlic and chili and continue to stir.
- Throw in the Choy-tam and stir-fry for 2 minutes, add a little water (to help softern the vege), cover for another 1 minute.
- Add in a little salt (not too much as the dried prawns are salty) and continue to stir till the vege looks soft. Served.
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Wau..my favorite, slurp :)
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