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Steamed Vermicelli Roll

Cheecheong Fun

Introduction

Remove them to a plate then

pour over some sweet soy sauce

according to individual taste

and enjoy the "heung" (meaning: good aroma)

and "whaat" (meaning: smooth or slippery) Steamed Vermicelli Roll!

Steamed Vermicelli Roll is a kind of rice-made food. It is now the necessary snack in Tea Houses and hotels of Canton. It is a thin roll made from a wide strip of rice noodles, filled with shrimp, pork, beef, vegetables, or other ingredients. Sweet soy sauce is poured over the dish upon serving. Steamed vermicelli roll is also known as Cheecheong Fun where cheecheong means pig intestine, and fun means vermicelli.

steam it for

minutes

OH~ The intestine-like Vermicelli rolls are very delicious!

Qianlong

Emperor

As to the origin

of the name (Cheecheong Fun) ,tradition has it that once Qianlong Emperor went to Canton ,and had Steamed Vermicelli Rolls as breakfast .He thought it really toothsome and looked like small intestines

of a pig.

scrape and fold it

repeat the steps above ,

and make 3 rolls at least···

Thank you for listening !

Hope you will like the traditional

snack from my hometown.

How to make it ?

Cookers:

stir well each time

and spread a thin layer of batter

brush with oil

A steam pot;

a steam tray;

some bowls;

a teaspoon;

two tablespoons;

a brush.

Raw and processed material :

sprinkle something

you like

70 grams sieved rice flour;

a tbsp wheat flour;

a tbsp corn flour;

1/4 tsp salt;

3 tbsps oil;

some water.

230ml water+ 70g rice flour

+ a tbsp wheat flour

+a tbsp corn flour

+1/4 tsp salt

+3 tbsps oil

cover and let it rest for an hour

And now it's time for you to prepare

some shrimp, pork, beef, vegetables,

or other ingredients as fillings.

stir continuously

prepared by SK Wong

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