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Burmese Khao Suey Recipe

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If there is one thing that Southeast Asian countries do better than any other region is noodles. These countries do not only completely change the face of the noodle and transform it into a sumptuous meal but can also do so in a hundred different ways. From the Malaysian Asam Laksa and the decadent Vietnamese Beef Pho to the loaded Thai Drunken Noodles, there is quite a variety to slurp up. One such noodle spin-off is the Burmese Khao Suey.

The Khao Suey, or Khow Suey, is a mild and creamy noodle dish, which borderlines a soup-like consistency. The main ingredients of this preparation are coconut milk, curried meat, and egg noodles topped with crispy sautéed onions, roasted peanuts, and a squeeze of lemon. It’s super simple to make and a delight to eat. Here’s a recipe to walk you through this delicious Burmese noodle soup.

 

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Burmese Khao Suey Recipe
Soupy noodles cooked in coconut milk and chicken stock.
Instructions
  1. Add four spoons of chickpea flour or besan in a pan, and let it brown on medium heat. Keep aside.
  2. Put oil in the pan and add 2 tablespoon onion and garlic paste and a litre of chicken stock. Add salt and let it simmer.
  3. Mix coconut milk and let it boil for sometime.
  4. In the meantime, dissolve the roasted besan in half a cup of water and add it to the above mix.
  5. Take another a deep pan; add oil and then the chopped garlic.
  6. Add the boneless chicken, red chilli powder, and salt to taste. Stir fry the chicken till it's cooked.
  7. To make the red chilli paste, burn a few red chillies a little oil and pour 2 tablespoons of dark soya sauce. Grind till it's coarse.
  8. Now put noodles in a bowl, add the chicken and soup, then garnish with toppings, according to taste.

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