Taiwanese Oyster Mee Sua Recipe -

Ingredients below The Taiwanese came up with the idea of adding oysters and braised pig intestines to this simple dish which made it a wildly popular mee sua recipe.

Mee sua is made of wheat flour. During the cooking process, starch is released into the soup which acts as a thickening agent. Our version of the stock is made with bonito flakes, dried cuttle fish and chicken stock, which makes it so tasty!

The smooth texture, coupled with juicy oysters is so simple yet irresistible. Best way to enjoy this dish is to send it slurping into your mouth! For those who love vinegar, this goes really well with black vinegar!

Ingredients
300g oyster meat fresh / frozen
130g mee sua (chinese wheat flour noodle)
2 tbsp sweet potato starch
cup fried shallots
1 tsp dark soy sauce
4 tbsp cornstarch mix with cup water (adjust to desired consistency)
Fresh coriander
Black vinegar

Stock:
1 dried cuttlefish
1.5 L water
1.5 L chicken stock
20g sliced ginger
8 cloves garlic skin on
50g dried shaved bonito
1 tbsp ground white peppercorn coriander mixture
1 tbsp rice wine
1 tbsp light soy sauce

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Recipe at: http://www.themeatmen.sg/recipe-taiwanese-oyster-mee-sua

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