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  • July 4, 2005

    KY can cook – KY Style Awesome Indomie

    KY cooking indomie
    KY Style Indomie, looks awesome, no?

    Following the popular Kung Pao Chicken and Fried Pomphret Fish, I’ve decided to teach you a simpler dish that mere mortals can cook up. Now I am sure many of you are able to prepare a pack of Indomie, but does it taste better than KY’s version?

    This dish is simple as simple can be, prefect for the college kitchen and the lazy singles.

    The Ingredients:

    • A packet of Indomie, or two if you’re really hungry, or if you’re ST
    • An egg
    • 2 crab sticks, you can also subsitute this with prawn or fishball
    • 1 onion
    • some garlic
    • 2 dried mushroom

    The Steps:

    • Boil up the water and start cooking your Indomie, throw in the dried mushrooms
    • While you are boiling the noodle, cut up the crab stick, onion, and garlic
    • Take out the mushroom after a minute or so, and cut it up to thin slices
    • Now heat up the pans and start frying the ingredients while mixing Indomie sauce with some hot water in a small bowl
    • When the noodle’s ready, throw it in, stir, and add in the premixed sauce
    • Add egg, shake some soya sauce to it
    • Serve and be happy after another few minutes of frying

    I’ve included some pictures of the preparation work this time for you noobs. It’s easy, simple, and tastes pretty awesome for a 10 minute job. For simplicity sake, I did not decorate the dish this time around, but it’s Indomie, that’s as much honour it should get.

    Indomie cooking, ingredients
    These are all the ingredients

    KY cooks indomie
    Stirfry the onion, garlic, crab sticks, and mushroom first

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    3 comments “KY can cook – KY Style Awesome Indomie”

    1. [...] As one of the Gen-X boys partly responsible for this whole joke (my theory below), I myself has certainly developed a somewhat unhealthy fondness over instant noodles. I’ve tried quite a big variety of instant noodles from local, Japan, Korea, and the States, but this is one of the first Taiwanese offering I’ve ever had, the instant “Yi Du Zhan” Beef Noodle from Wei Li(一度赞牛肉面, 维力), and boy it was the best! [...]

    2. I like the Dry Mee Sedap…got lots of fried bawang….nice!

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