
🇲🇾 MalaysiaCatalog recipe
Flat rice noodles seared in a furious wok with prawns, egg and chives — judged entirely by its smoky 'wok hei'.
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Nothing to juggle — one thing at a time. On the table in 25 minutes.
For 2 servings.
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Have everything within arm's reach before you start — garlic, shrimp, noodles, both soys, sprouts and chives. This dish moves in under two minutes once the wok is hot.
Get the wok violently hot — smoking — before anything touches it.
💡 Cook ONE portion at a time. Crowding kills wok hei faster than anything.
Add oil, then fry the garlic and prawns 30 seconds, until the prawns turn pink.
Push everything to one side and scramble the eggs in the cleared space until just set.
Add the noodles and both soy sauces; toss with big, confident scoops so the edges catch and char.
Add the sprouts and chives in the final 30 seconds; toss just to wilt them.
Serve immediately, while it's still smoking — this noodle doesn't wait.
Penang's benchmark noodle: once a laborer's cheap calories, now a dish people fly for. The only ingredient that matters is breath-of-the-wok, and it cannot be bottled.
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