I'm glad, my next generation is carrying on this spud thingy in him as well. He adores my mother who diligently cook him potato dishes for his lunch and dinner a couple of times a week. I think he's the only one in the entire family appreciated her cooking openly cos he's the only one who will THANK his granma for cooking his favourite dishes. Sometimes she gets bonus kisses for that! The rest of us, like me - yes I'm guilty, would the most, praise how yummy her dishes were :p
Most times I usually braise chicken with potatoes in soy bean paste (mien si), sometimes I uses minced chicken meat, like this one - just to cheat the little fart to eat some meat.
Method is still about the same, fry some garlic in hot oil before adding bean paste. You may add preserved black beans as well. Next add in the minced chicken (pork also will come out well) meat that has been marinaded with some soy sauce, white pepper and a little corn flour (to make the meat smoother). Stir till browned before adding sliced potatoes. You can cut them into chunks too, deep fry them before adding in. Makes the potatoes tastier but I was too
Dish up and serve hot with rice.
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Ah, this is one of my favourite too but now that I don't want to take to much carb, I ate less potato.
ReplyDeleteThat dish looks delicious! I love anything with bean paste, potatoes and minced meat!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Rosa
ah... reading your blog always brings me back fond memories. I have this dish very often in my school canteen. I love it when the potatoes are slightly crispy.
ReplyDeletewe usually have this for cny...with red fermented beancurd (lam yu)...great with rice!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! And the Garlic makes it even better!!
ReplyDeleteBabe, I love potatoes until now, regardless how to cook them. My mom will cook this whenever I go back to Ipoh. :)
ReplyDeleteCan't get the usual mien si here, have to make do with miso paste but it tastes different - there is a bitter-ish tinge. Do you know what to add to make it taste better??
ReplyDeleteBabe, were you the one who is mad over mammoul biscuits??
simon, but its soo hard!!! haha
ReplyDeleteme too rosa!
daphne, can muster the same dish up right?
nic, i never done them in lam yue before, maybe will experiment one day
thanks stanley
lucky you jason.. i have to cook myself :(
kat, i'm not sure wat to add, the only thing i can think of is sugar?? mammoul biscuit? errr paiseh arrhh i never even heard of it leh :p
yum! i love potatoes too. can't wait to try this...
ReplyDeletehave fun tracy
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