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- 500 GRAM CHICKEN BREAST, in strips
- 500 GRAM EGG NOODLES
- BUNCH OF GREEN ONIONS, chopped
- 2 TBSP SOY SAUCE
- PIECE OF GINGERROOT, grated
- 50 GRAM DRIED MUSHROOMS
- 1 TBSP SESAME OIL
- 100 GRAM BEAN SPROUTS
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- 500 GRAM PORK,
in strips
- 4 TBSP SWEET SOY SAUCE
- PIECE OF GINGERROOT, grated
- 2 CLOVES GARLIC, mashed
- 2 ONIONS, chopped
- JUICE OF 1 LEMON
- 4 TBSP TOMATO PUREE
- 4 TBSP SHERRY
- 1 TBSP SUGAR
- 200 GRAM BEEF STOCK
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Fry the green onions 4 minutes, add the chicken and
fry 5 minutes more. Add the soy sauce, the ginger, the mushrooms and
the sesame oil and simmer a few minutes. In the meantime, cook the noodles,
drain them and spread them out on a baking tray. Bake them 6 minutes
at 200 degrees Celsius. Add the
bean sprouts to the chicken mixture and spoon this over the noodles.
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Mix the pork strip
with the soy sauce, gingerroot, 1 clove of garlic, one onion, half of
the lemon juice and salt and pepper to taste and marinate overnight.
Heat a frying pan with some oil and fry the pork strips with the marinade.
Add half a cup of water and simmer for 20 minutes. Transfer the pork
to a baking tray and put a few minutes under the grill until glazed.
Prepare in the mean time the sauce; fry the remaining onion a few minutes,
add the stock, the sugar, the tomato puree, the remaining lemon juice
and the remaining garlic and simmer for 10 minutes. Add the sherry.
Serve the sauce with the pork.
Babi pangang was originally imported from the
Chinese cuisine
into Indonesia.
The correct spelling is "Babi panggang", which means "grilled pork".
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