Curry Noodle (Mee kari)
Curry Noodle (Mee kari)

Hello everybody, it is Drew, welcome to our recipe site. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, curry noodle (mee kari). It is one of my favorites. For mine, I am going to make it a bit unique. This is gonna smell and look delicious.

Curry Noodle (Mee kari) is one of the most popular of recent trending meals on earth. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. It’s easy, it’s quick, it tastes yummy. Curry Noodle (Mee kari) is something that I have loved my entire life. They are fine and they look fantastic.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can have curry noodle (mee kari) using 31 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Curry Noodle (Mee kari):
  1. Make ready A. Chicken Broth
  2. Take 1 whole Chicken (small size)
  3. Get 5 crushed garlic (chicken cavity)
  4. Take 5 slices ginger (chicken cavity)
  5. Get 8 slices ginger
  6. Take 3 stalks lemon grass - bruised
  7. Get 5 garlic - crushed
  8. Get 2-3 tsp chicken bouillon powder
  9. Make ready B. Blend smoothly
  10. Take 1 large yellow/brown onion
  11. Take 1 stalk (7 cm) lemon grass - sliced
  12. Get 2 inch galangal / ginger
  13. Take 6 garlics
  14. Prepare 8 candlenuts
  15. Take C. Curry Mixture (paste)
  16. Make ready 4 tbsp meat curry powder
  17. Make ready 2 tbsp ground dried shrimp
  18. Take 2 tbsp chili powder/chilli paste
  19. Make ready D. Coconut Milk (add last to the broth)
  20. Make ready 1 tin coconut cream (see pic)
  21. Get 1 tin coconut milk (see pic)
  22. Make ready 1-2 tsp chicken bouillon (or to taste)
  23. Make ready Salt (to taste)
  24. Take E. Accompaniments
  25. Take Yellow noodle or vermicelli
  26. Make ready (blanched/soften)
  27. Prepare Chopped Chicken (from A)
  28. Take Fresh washed bean sprouts (or blanched)
  29. Make ready Blanched Fish ball / fish cake
  30. Prepare Coriander/continental parsley (opt)
  31. Make ready (Chopped & sprinkle on top)
Steps to make Curry Noodle (Mee kari):
  1. Prepare the broth. See attached pic for broth. Chicken need to be fully covered in water. Cover & let boil. Once boil, removed lid let boil for 5-10mins. Turn heat to the mid lower setting & simmer for 25mins with lid on. Remove chicken from the pot & let dry. Prepare ingredients. See pic. Use pure coconut milk. See pic. Many brands add xanthan gum, thickener & many "non-coconut" extras in their canned coconut milk. Read label before buying canned coconut milk.
  2. Blend ingredients in B with a bit of water until smooth & pasty. Prepare ingredients in C with enough water to make a smooth curry paste. Heat wok/big pot with 1/2 cup of cooking oil. Add blended spices & sauté until translucent & aromatic. Add in curry paste. Keep stirring until aromatic for 5mins or more.
  3. Next, add chicken broth to the wok/big pot. Stir or whisk to combine. Let boil. Meanwhile, prepare accompaniments - blanch fishball/fishcake & yellow noodles or soften Vermicilli. Next, pour coconut milk into the wok/big pot of boiling broth. (Note: shake or whisk coconut milk in separate bowl as it curdle sometimes). Stir curried broth to mix. Taste & adjust seasoning accordingly. It should be lightly strong as blanched noodle/vermicelli is tasteless. Simmer until it bubbles then Turn off heat.
  4. Order to assemble - noodles/vermicelli, curried broth, chopped chicken, fish ball/fish cake, bean sprout. Serve hot. Assemble only before serving. Reheat curried broth (if necessary) just before serving. When reheating curried broth, turn off heat immediately right after broth just bubbled or boiled. Do not leave broth boiling too long as it has coconut milk that would turn oily when left boiling longer than necessary.

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