1. Fried Meehoon a la Malaysia <br /> Ingredients 400g meehoon, soaked and drained(A): 200g prawns, shelled 1 piece fish cake, sliced thinly 200g squids (sotong), cut into rings 2 pieces yellow tofu, cut into long strips and deep fried(B): 150g mustard greens (sawi), cut into 2 1/2 cm ( optional) 200g bean sprouts, tailed 1 tbsp pounded garlic 2 tbsp pounded shallots 3 tbsp chilli pasteSeasoning: 2 tbsp oyster sauce 2 tbsp light soy sauce Salt to taste 1 tsp pepper 2 tsp chicken stock granules 2 tbsp sugar 1/2 cup waterGarnishing: Chillies Spring onions Shallot crisps MethodHeat oil and saute pounded garlic and shallots till fragrant. Add in taucheo, chilli paste and the seasoning ingredients. Add in meehoon. Add in (A). Stir-fry quickly. Mix in (B). Cook till meehoon is done, stirring constantly. Dish up and garnish. <br />Fried Bee Hoon<br />List of Ingredients<br />Bee Hoon (Description of Logo of Brand: Two Red Chilli)<br />7-10 Japanese dried mushroom<br />20 - 30 Fresh grey prawns<br />Cabbage (Beijing) the greener type<br />3 Pcs Fish cake (optional)<br />Garlic chopped<br />Fish gravy (Product of Thai Brand preferred)<br />Salt<br />Pepper<br />Oyster Sauce strictly use this brand <br />Four table spoon of oil<br />Instructions<br />Soak one packet of Bee hoon in container with tap water for 25 minutes. <br />Soak about 10 dried mushroom for about an hour until it soften.<br />Wash & drain thoroghly cabbage<br />deshell the prawns<br />Fry the garlics in low heat till it fragants for about 5 minutes. But not black in colour.<br />Follow by the mushrooms. Stir fry constantly for about 7 minutes<br />Then add cabbage and fry.<br />Add oyster sauce sparingly and evenly. <br />Add bee hoon and stir fry for another ten minutes.<br />Add fish gravy sparingly<br />Follow by salt & pepper<br />Add about half a bowl of hot water. Remember too much water will be too soggy.<br />Add prawns and stir fry together with the rest for another ten-fifteen minutes<br />Follow by fish cake and stir fry for about 2-3 minutes<br />Taste and if you prefer it to be saltier, then add fish gravy or a little of oyster sauce<br />