Rice vermicelli..you said? where is it?
Haha!! That's my way of having rice vermicelli in soup..
you can hardly see it
the veggies and garnishing pretty much hide it :)
Haha!! That's my way of having rice vermicelli in soup..
you can hardly see it
the veggies and garnishing pretty much hide it :)
Lets see the making of it, shall we..
I'm using 2 stoves at the same time in cooking this recipe
on one stove put enough water in one pot to boil half a packet of rice vermicelli
meanwhile on the other stove heat a medium sized pot and pour in 2 Tbsp cooking oil
saute 1 sliced shallots till crispy then add in 2 cups beef stock + 2 cut tomatoes and allow to boil
blanch 3 cut squids in the stock for 1 min and remove it immediately when it turns opaque white
place the cooked squids in a separate bowl for later garnishing
then add in 1 thinly sliced eryngii mushroom + 200g cut choy sum into the stock
and continue to boil for 2 mins just to cook the veggies
add in 2 tsp salt and taste the stock
stir all ingredients well and off the fire
by this time the rice vermicelli is already cooked
drain the hot water completely from the pot of the rice vermicelli
you may want to use a colander for this purpose
put the rice vermicelli in a serving bowl and pour enough stock over it
arrange the choy sum + eryngii mushroom + squids on top of the rice vermicelli
garnish with scallions
best eaten with chili padi in soy sauce + freshly squeezed calamansi juice
Bon appetit!
a word on the beef stock
I keep beef stock in the freezer at all times
it comes in handy when the recipe calls for some stock as a base
whenever I brought home beef I would boil the beef in water + grated garlic + ginger
when the soup has completely cooled down I would freeze them in containers
separate the beef from the soup if you want to and label them
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