Showing posts with label Buttered Prawns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Buttered Prawns. Show all posts

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Buttered Prawns - Reunion Dish 1



As promised I am now showing you what I cooked for our reunion dinner :) Nothing elaborate .Buttered prawns was one of the dishes I cooked up for the Piggies. Prawn is a must have item for the reunion dinner ...ask any chinese they will tell you it means laughter literally translated from the cantonese word ' har '  so hee hee har har -  laughter in the house all the year thru...I have you laughing now ? ...heehee haha. Laughter can be infectious :)) Daddy can be very westernized but when it comes to chinese tradition and culture.....he does want to follow some to the T :p

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

'Nai Yau Har' / Buttered Prawns

Today we did not go out coz the weather was hot. Unbearably hot. So we stayed indoor. Me surfing and piggy gal reading her novel. The moment she holds a book...she will be lost to the world. Haizz...so I dozed off after getting no reply from her.

This is what I cooked for dinner. I bought quite a lot of prawns and after asking around how they would like the prawns prepared. This is the outcome of the cooked prawns. High cholesterol so I better not tuck in too much of it.



Nai Yau Har ( Buttered Prawns )

Ingredients:

1/2 kg prawns- cleaned and deveined ( leave the shells on)
2 pips of garlic- chopped finely
5 chilli padi - chopped finely
2 twigs of curry leaves
1 1/2 tblspoon of curry padi
some corn flour
1 tblspoon of butter
salt to taste
oil for frying the prawns
1 egg- whipped


Methods:
  • Rub some salt on the prawns and cover the prawns with some corn flour. Heat up the wok and add in some oil. When the oil is hot, put in the prawns and fry till it is almost cooked and fragrant.
  • Push the prawns aside and take out the oil from the wok. Add in butter, garlic and the chilli padi and the curry leaves and curry powder. When the curry leaves gives out its fragrant , slowly add in the whipped egg using a fork so that it will come out in streaks.
  • When the egg streaks are crispy, it is ready to dish up and serve hot.