Cantonese Kitchen -Chinese cooking- Chee Cheong Fun (rice noodle rolls) steamed in a wok

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Uploaded by on Mar 22, 2010

My grandmother, a master at Chinese cooking, making chee cheong fun (rice noodle rolls) with shrimp, sausage, eggs and onion.

Ingredients-

1 - rice flour*
2 - water
3 - ha mai (really small dried shrimp)*, soaked in water until soft
4 - laap churng (pre-cooked Chinese sausage)*, cut into small pieces
5 - scrambled eggs, cut into small pieces
6 - green onion, cut into small pieces
7 - cooking spray or vegetable oil

*available at Asian grocers

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Combine the first 6 ingredients in a bowl. For every cup of flour, use 2 c. water. Get about 5 aluminum pans and lightly coat with cooking spray or vegetable oil. Prepare a wok by bringing water to a boil. I think this batch yielded 25-30 noodle rolls.

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  • Can you list the ingredient in the description?

    Also, how many cup of rice flours you use?

  • @yayakiko The ingredients are now in the description. Not sure how much flour she used here, but use 1 cup of flour for every 2 cups of water.

  • What kind of flour did you use because there are so many rice flour

  • @annihilators5 Ok, I finally confirmed the kind of flour you need - amazon.com/Thai-Rice-Flour-16-­oz/dp/B000EYC096

    Sorry this took so long. My mom has been taking care of my grandmother after major surgery, and since I live 600 miles from them, it was hard to get an answer. I was only able to check with her because I'm visiting them this weekend :)

  • I just tried to make this and failed hard. Don't know what went wrong tbh.

  • @Jsteria Please see my reply to annihilators5. I included a link.

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  • i just made this, it was great :D thank you!

  • @kawaihong no. Just use the same amount.

  • Cuanto se aprende de las abuelas. Gracias por sus recetas es una gran cocinera.

  • Do you have to double the amount of water/rice flour etc if you want to make a double portion?

  • How much water did you use?

  • I love this stuff! Always wanted to know how to make it, thanks for uploading!

    I like to have it seasoned with a little veg oil, light soy, a dash of sesame oil and tabasco or chilli sauce...

    im hungry now!

  • GEEZ, thatz alot of work~~

  • God bless your grandmother. They always make such a effort.

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