How to cook Mee Rebus Malay Food (Noodles with Gravy) Singapore Food Recipe

Mee Rebus (Malaysian and Singaporean spelling) or Mi Rebus, Mie Rebus (Indonesian spelling) literally means boiled noodles in English. Mee Rebus is a dish popular in Singapore. Almost every stall operates by a Malay will have this dish as one of their offerings. Singaporeans usually like to order this for breakfast - yeah - definitely very different from English or American breakfast.

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Ingredients:
Serves 6- pax

Ingredients for chicken stock (use 1 - 1.2L for this dish)
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2L of water
6 pcs of chicken carcases
A few slices of ginger
5 cloves of garlic - lightly smashed

Rempah paste ingredients
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8g of ginger
8g of galangal
2.5 pieces of red onions
50g of dried shrimps
50g of dried anchovies
60g of fermented soybeans (salted soybeans or tau cheo)
5 tablespoons of meat curry powder
5 stalks of lemongrass (use only white part)
1/2 cup of water

Other ingredients to be used in gravy
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650g of sweet potatoes
16g of gula melaka
1 stalk of lemongrass - white part only & bruised
1 - 1.2L of chicken stock
1/2 teaspoon of salt

Rest of the ingredients
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15 pieces of shallots - optional
3 pieces of firm tofu (tau gwa)
Some mini shrimps (beo hye) - optional
Some beansprouts - optional
600g of yellow noodles
Some fresh green chilli - optional
6 hard boiled eggs

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