
Showing posts with label Vegetables: Chye Sim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vegetables: Chye Sim. Show all posts
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Chye Sim
I got this recipe from a blog. I find the taste quite okay, but my hub begged to differ. And this means that I will only post the photo for my records... At least it looks pretty decent on photo, yes? :)

Labels:
Method: Stir-Fry,
Type: Main,
Vegetables: Chye Sim
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Chye Sim (Cai Xin) Soup
I can't seem to find a decent recipe on Cai Xin Soup online. I couldn't find any either, on recipe books. I wonder why? It's such a popular soup in Tze Char stalls and a tasty one at that.
Nevertheless, I made an attempt using the 'cheater bug' method. I used an ikan bilis stock cube (that no-msg brand) as the soup base. It was not too bad, but not as flavourful as those in the Tze Char stalls.
Any better recipes to share, anyone?

Ingredients
Seasonings
Method
1) Add ikan bilis cube to boiling water
2) Add all ingredients except chye sim
3) Add chye sim about 1 minute before switching off the fire
4) Add cooking wine, sugar and salt
Nevertheless, I made an attempt using the 'cheater bug' method. I used an ikan bilis stock cube (that no-msg brand) as the soup base. It was not too bad, but not as flavourful as those in the Tze Char stalls.
Any better recipes to share, anyone?

Ingredients
- Chye sim
- Small corns
- Carrot
- Minced pork
Seasonings
- 1 Ikan bilis
- 1 tbsp cooking wine
- 1 tsp sugar
- salt to taste
Method
1) Add ikan bilis cube to boiling water
2) Add all ingredients except chye sim
3) Add chye sim about 1 minute before switching off the fire
4) Add cooking wine, sugar and salt
Tuesday, May 29, 2007
Chye Sim with Carrots
I cooked this dish with the goal of achieving something similar to the taste of the sauteed mini vege I had at Xiao Xuan Feng.
I thought I am nearly there, but my hub wasn't too impressed. His grouse is as usual. Too watery. He is one who likes his vegetables more 'glue-y', the type whereby it's thicken with flour and water. But I am so tired of having vegetables cooked in this style. There had to be times I get my way, no? :P

Ingredients
*this is something out of the norm. I speculated this is what was included in the sauteed mini vege I had at Xiao Xuan Feng, so thought of giving it a try. The gravy turned out to be good!
Method
1) Heat oil in high heat for 10 seconds
2) Add garilc (careful of splattering! The oil splattered onto my leg. *sniff)
3) Add the carrot and stem of the chye sim and stir till moderately soft
4) Stir-fry the leaves portion of the chye sim
5) Add the seasonings
6) Do not overcook. Serve
I thought I am nearly there, but my hub wasn't too impressed. His grouse is as usual. Too watery. He is one who likes his vegetables more 'glue-y', the type whereby it's thicken with flour and water. But I am so tired of having vegetables cooked in this style. There had to be times I get my way, no? :P

Ingredients
- 1 packet of Chye Sim
- 10 (agar-agar) sliced carrots
- 1 tbsp minced garlic
- 1 tbsp light soy sauce
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1 tsp sesame oil
- 1 tsp cooking wine
- 1 tsp chicken concetentrated stock*
- 2 cups soya bean stock
*this is something out of the norm. I speculated this is what was included in the sauteed mini vege I had at Xiao Xuan Feng, so thought of giving it a try. The gravy turned out to be good!
Method
1) Heat oil in high heat for 10 seconds
2) Add garilc (careful of splattering! The oil splattered onto my leg. *sniff)
3) Add the carrot and stem of the chye sim and stir till moderately soft
4) Stir-fry the leaves portion of the chye sim
5) Add the seasonings
6) Do not overcook. Serve
Labels:
Type: Main,
Vegetables: Carrot,
Vegetables: Chye Sim
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