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1. whattocooktoday.com › lau-shu-funHakka Minced Meat Lau Shu Fun / Loh Shi Fun - What To Cook Today

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   Aug 17, 2017 · Lau shu fun is also known as silver pin noodle, bee tai bak, loh see fun, lo cu pan in different dialects, Banh Bot Loc in Vietnamese, but they all mean the same thing. My dad often told me that lau shu fun was Hakka’s specialty.

   • Category: Entree, Noodle Soup
   • Servings: 4

   • Cuisine: Indonesian Chinese

2. www.curiousnut.com › malaysian-lo-shu-fun-friedMalaysian Lo Shu Fun (Fried Rice Noodles) | Curious Nut

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   Aug 28, 2015 · Now that we’ve established that these are indeed rice noodles and not rat’s tails, let get on with it. Guys, meet ‘lo shu fun’ (pronounced as low she fun). In Malaysia, they’re very popular and most Chinese restaurants or hawker stalls can have them freshly fried for you in no time.

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   • Servings: 2

   • Cuisine: Malaysian

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4. www.huangkitchen.com › claypot-loh-shu-funClaypot Loh Shu Fun Recipe (Claypot Silver Needle Noodles ...

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   Mar 19, 2017 · A Malaysian favourite: Lou Shu Fun noodles stir-fried with a generous amount of minced meat and shiitake mushrooms, seasoned to perfection, then served in a heated claypot. Finally, fried salted fish and a raw egg to top it off. Prep Time 20 mins.

   • Category: Main, Noodles & Pasta
   • Video Duration: 9 min

   • Cuisine: Asian, Chinese, Malaysian

5. www.madewithlau.com › recipes › moo-shu-pork| Made With Lau

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   The traditional form of Moo Shu Pork was eaten with a much thinner flour wrap (or you'd skip the wrap entirely.) In Cantonese, it's called a "bohk béng" - or "thin pancake". Others call it a Spring Pancake.

6. thewoksoflife.com › cheung-fun-homemade-rice-noodlesA Cheung Fun Recipe (Homemade Rice Noodles), Two Ways

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   Jan 4, 2015 · We teach you how to make cheung fun, or rice noodles, at home. Check out our cheung fun recipe and 2 easy, authentic dim sum dishes you can make with them!

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7. woonheng.com › cantonese-soy-sauce-fried-noodlesHow to Make Cantonese Soy Sauce Fried Noodle - WoonHeng

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   Mar 30, 2021 · Jump to Recipe. This Cantonese soy sauce fried noodle (chow mein), 豉油皇炒麵 Si Yao Wong Chow Mein is one of the top dishes to order when you dine at dim sum places. What’s so special about this Cantonese soy sauce fried noodle? Personally, I love the simplicity of this meal yet packed with maximum flavors that anyone can enjoy.

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   What is Lau Shu fun?

   • Lau shu fun is also known as silver pin noodle, bee tai bak, loh see fun, lo cu pan in different dialects, Banh Bot Loc in Vietnamese, but they all mean the same thing. My dad often told me that lau shu fun was Hakka’s specialty.

   Hakka Minced Meat Lau Shu Fun / Loh Shi Fun - What To Cook Today

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   How do people cook Lau Shu fun?

   • There are so many versions of how people cook lau shu fun. In Medan where I grew up, lau shu fun is not stir-fried like in Singapore and Malaysia, which is called bee tai bak/mee tai mak. It is usually served with braised ground meat, sometimes hard-boiled eggs and soup on the side.

   Hakka Minced Meat Lau Shu Fun / Loh Shi Fun - What To Cook Today

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   How do you cook Lau Shu fun noodle?

   • Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Blanch the Lau Shu Fun noodle in a boiling hot noodle briefly until it turns soft and lightly translucent. Refresh with cold water. Remove and portion them into the bowls Preheat oil in a wok/skillet. Saute garlic until fragrant. Add the pork and break the clumps as you stir fry.

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   What is Lou Shu fun?

   • Lou Shu Fun (老鼠粉), also known as Silver Needle Noodles or Bee Tai Bak (米苔目) is a variety of Chinese noodles. It is white in colour and semi-translucent, made from rice flour and cornflour. Hence, the smooth and shiny texture. The noodles are stir-fried with a generous amount of minced meat and shiitake mushrooms, then served in a heated claypot.

   Claypot Loh Shu Fun (Claypot Silver Needle Noodles) 瓦煲老鼠粉

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9. whattocooktoday.com › chee-cheong-fun-steamed-riceHomemade Cheung Fun (Steamed Rice Noodle Rolls)- 5 Ways

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   Jan 6, 2017 · Learn how to make cheung fun easily at home using tools you already have in 5 ways: plain cheung fun, shrimp cheung fun/har cheung, dried shrimp, char siu cheung, and zha leung cheung fun. You will absolutely love the texture of this cheung fun!