Instructions
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toasty fat in a skillet at medium toasty.
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Then, empty in peanuts, dried chilies, dried shrimps and dhal.
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sauté the aromatics until fragrant.
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Remove from skillet and leave aside.
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liquidize fried components with tamarind paste and moisture until fine.
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Then, sauté the blended components in fat heated over low toasty.
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Continue culinary preparation until the fat separates from the paste and turns a darker shade.
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Skin and cut potatoes into small chunks and heat to boiling point them in a pot of moisture until knife-succulent.
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Once ready, remove them from the pot and leave aside.
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carve bulb greens and fried tofu, mince garlic, cut some cabbage and Chinese flowering cabbage (choi sam).
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Prepare prawn fritters and cut them.
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heat to boiling point noodles to soften them if bought dried.
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Also mix gently black soy gravy with moisture.
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To sauté one portion of mee goreng mamak, toasty fat and empty in 1/4 of the following components in this order: garlic, bulb greens, paste.
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Optionally, empty in prawns.
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empty in in 1/4 amount of tofu, boiled potatoes, cabbage, Chinese flowering cabbage and prawn fritters.
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Sauté for another 30 seconds.
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empty in noodles to the wok.
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empty in 3 tablespoons of dark soy gravy mixture.
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mix gently evenly for the next 1 minute.
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Then, move the noodles to the side of the wok.
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top with a carve of lime and slices of green chilies.
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To bubble gently another plate of noodles, repeat from step 5 onwards.