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	Hokkien mee - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Hokkien mee (Fujianese noodles) can refer to either of two dishes served in Malaysia and Singapore, both invented by immigrants from Fujian, China.
		Hokkien hae mee is served in Penang and Singapore.
		Hokkien char mee (Fujiannese fried noodles) is served in Kuala Lumpur and the surrounding region.
	www.music.us /education/H/Hokkien-mee.htm (353 words)

	decoding galvin \| ji pa ban blog » Blog Archive » Makan Hokkien Mee at Restoran Nam Yang, Klang (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Makan Hokkien Mee at Restoran Nam Yang, Klang
		The Hokkien Mee here in Klang is definitely better than those I had in PJ.
		Makan at Restoran Fei Loh Hokkien Mee, SS2 PJ
	blog.galvintan.com /2007/05/18/makan-hokkien-mee-at-restoran-nam-yang-klang (482 words)

	Penang Hokkien Mee recipe on MalaysianFood.net
		This soupy noodle dish is 'Penang' Hokkien Mee.
		Elsewhere [KL/Spore] it is known as 'Prawn Mee' or 'Prawn Noodles' ['Hae Mee' in Chinese dialect].
		'Hokkien Mee' outside of Penang [KL / Spore] refers to a fried noodle dish; which in Penang is called 'Hokkien Char' or 'Fried Hokkien Mee' or 'Fried Hokkien Noodles'.
	www.malaysianfood.net /recipes/recipehokkienmee.htm (429 words)

	Hokkien Mee at Jalan Tun Tan Cheng Lock, Kuala Lumpur at Hochiak! Delicious Asian Food
		Pork lard is an essential ingredient in cooking Hokkien Mee and many Hokkien Mee lovers will insist on extra pork lard (also known as “Chu Yau Char” in cantonese) bits to add some crunch to the bite whilst tasting the smooth and semi-soft noodles.
		The fact that this Hokkien Mee is cooked using a charcoal stove gives the Hokkien Mee an added fragrance and “kick” unlike those churned out from gas stoves.
		In Penang, the Hokkien Mee there is what is known as Penang Prawn Mee in KL (chilli red soup).
	www.deliciousasianfood.com /2007/03/02/hokkien-mee-at-jalan-tun-tan-cheng-lock-kuala-lumpur (1127 words)

	You Get What You Give ..... Sometimes .....: Hokkien Mee, Heng Kee - SEA Park (Non-Halal)
		Hokkien Mee, Heng Kee - SEA Park (Non-Halal)
		I used to go to Jalan 222 for Hokkien Mee; waiting a long time for a table and again for our food to arrive.
		Remembered that you said the Hokkien Mee tasted good so I was planning to return here.
	ugwug.blogspot.com /2007/03/hokkien-mee-heng-kee-sea-park-non-halal.html (1193 words)

	Fried Hokkien Mee - Singapore Lifestyle Wiki
		This Singapore dish is served with slices of squid, prawns, slices of fish cake, vegetables and very small strips of pork.
		Small amounts or fried pork lard is added in to increase the tastiness of the Hokkien Mee.
		Fried Hokkien Mee was last modified 18:18, 6 January 2007 and has been accessed 1,509 times.
	www.lifestylewiki.com /Singapore/Fried_Hokkien_Mee (237 words)

	Featured eatery #7... Singapore food (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		ried Hokkien Mee is a favourite of all Sinaporeans, and there are dozens of stalls each claiming to be the best, and each with their own group of loyal supporters.
		But for fried Hokkien Mee that is distinctive, try the one in the coffee-shop at the corner of Serangoon Road and Beatty Road.
		It is definitely a less oily version of Hokkien Mee, and the noodles used had a different texture, sort of half Bee Hoon-like in texture.
	www.makantime.com /feature7.htm (580 words)

	Damansara Hokkien Mee
		Went to this Damansara Hokkien Mee at Uptown Damansara for supper.
		They had hokkien mee, cantonese style fried mee, loh mee, fried rice, Yee mee etc etc..
		Heard from stanley, this Damansara Hokkien Mee was famous and it was a branch which he-also-dunno-where.
	chingling.net /blog/2006/09/24/damansara-hokkien-mee (741 words)

	Prawn Hokkien Mee in Lebuh Armenian, Penang »
		Posted on 14 December 2006 by KY One of the dishes I never miss when I go back to Penang is the Prawn Mee, or in Penang, we usually just refer it as Hokkien Mee.
		Do not be confused with Hokkien mee in Penang and the dish of the same name in KL though.
		One of the better prawn mee served in Penang is this one at Lebuh Armenian, a stone’s throw away from the famous Kwan Yin temple, and just right opposite the famous duck meat Kueh Teow soup stall.
	www.monsterblog.com.my /2006/12/14/prawn-hokkien-mee-in-lebuh-armenian-penang (791 words)

	Makansutra - Celebrating Asian food culture and lifestyle
		Then you cross a stall manned by this young chappy, quivering around his wok of fried hokkien prawn noodles and you’ll go “aiyah, the father off today so the part time cook son takes over.”, and you promptly offer a huge discount on its quality.
		Fried noodles is a specialty of the Hokkiens from south China.
		It is believed that this dish was created by the post war Hokkien sailors working in noodle factories.
	www.makansutra.com /reviews/010206/index.html (603 words)

	Rasa Malaysia: Malaysian Food, Cooking, Recipes, Travel
		While Hokkien Mee is made famous by Penang hawkers, it originated from the Fujian province in China, and hence the name "Hokkien" (which means Fujian in its dialect) and "Mee" (meaning noodle).
		In KL, Hokkien Mee is a stir-fried noodle dish steeped in dark soy sauce with pork and serve with chili lime paste.
		omg, i made hokkien mee last weekend as well,but cheated with shrimp powder - most of the prawns sold here are cooked and headless.
	www.rasamalaysia.com /2007/04/recipe-penang-hokkien-mee-prawn-noodle.html (2503 words)

	Serious Eats: Singapore Day Eats: Fried Hokkien Mee
		Posted by Adam Kuban, April 18, 2007 at 12:30 PM In anticipation of Singapore Day in New York's Central Park, we'll be posting descriptions of the country's signature street food, which is sold there in hawker centers.
		Fried hokkien mee: "A favorite among Singaporeans, fried hokkien mee is served with fresh and delicious slices of squid, prawns, slices of fish cake, vegetables and strips of pork.
		For the best eating experience, this hokkien mee is served wet and not too dry, and you may want to squeeze the lime juice into your spoon first, remove the lime seeds, and pour it onto your hokkien mee.
	www.seriouseats.com /required_eating/2007/04/singapore-day-eats-fried-hokki.html (375 words)

	The Straits Cafe - Hokkien Prawn Mee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		This dish ranks as one of all-time favorite foods in Singapore (and is perhaps the most-often enjoyed noodle dish) and is so-named because a majority of Singapore's Chinese population can claim Hokkien ancestry.
		Similarly, Hokkien noodles are robust rather than refined (as any Singaporean will proudly admit...
		and as the Hokkien language itself also illustrates); there isn't much that is subtle about this popular food.
	www.straitscafe.com /recipes/308.htm (250 words)

	Another Seng Kee Restaurant - WaiSikKai.com - Travel around Kuala Lumpur for the best Malaysian street food experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The fried hokkien mee is way better than the other supposedly famous fried hokkien mee stall near the Popular Book Store at nearby Jalan Petaling.
		But back to the fried hokkien mee, the noodles had just the right amount of wetness so that it did not stick together but not too much that it feels like it's a gravy.
		The taste was exquisite without the charring that comes with some other lesser hands that try to do fried hokkien mee.
	www.lrserver.com /ckt/content/view/59/48 (363 words)

	decoding galvin \| ji pa ban blog » Blog Archive » Makan Hokkien Mee at Restoran Aik Yuen, Setapak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Makan Hokkien Mee at Restoran Aik Yuen, Setapak
		We decided to drive down to KL during the weekend for some good hokkien mee and we ended up in Setapak, at this restaurant right behind Tawakal Hospital.
		Restoran Aik Yuen is famous for its deep-fried homemade fish cake and hokkien mee.
	blog.galvintan.com /2007/04/24/makan-hokkien-mee-at-restoran-aik-yuen-setapak (633 words)

	Penang Hokkien Podcast 檳城福建
		This is a Flickr badge showing public photos from the Penang Hokkien Podcast group pool.
		This show is for all the listeners out there who have been supporting Penang Hokkien for a long time, and those who are starting to discover the joy and fun of participating in a chat show entirely (almost) in Penang Hokkien.
		It is your continuous support that made Penang Hokkien possible and going strong for 2 years.
	www.penanghokkien.com (1237 words)

	Fried Hokkien Mee
		The dish is served steaming hot and garnished with fresh lime and a dollop of spicy chilli paste.
		Alive with the pungencies of both China and South-East Asia, fried Hokklen Mee is one of the favourite Singapore dishes.
		Fried Hokkien Mee was created in Singapore by the Hokkiens from Foochaw, China.
	www.chennaionline.com /hotelsandtours/recipes/recipes/recipes19.asp (198 words)

	Singapore Foods - Fishball Noodles, Fried Hokkien Mee
		Singapore Travel Guide » Local Food :: An up-to-date travel guide that fills you in on island attractions and tempts you to venture out to discover new places, food and good fun in Singapore.
		Served either in soup, or dry with the soup on the side, fishball noodles come with toppings such as sliced fl mushrooms, minced pork, seaweed and spring onion, or simply fishballs and slices of fishcake.
		You can choose from a variety of noodles like bee hoon (rice vermicelli), mee (yellow wheat noodles), mee kia (yellow wheat vermicelli noodles), kway teow (flat rice noodles) or mee pok (flat yellow wheat noodles).
	www.streetdirectory.com /travel_guide/singapore/local_food/423/fishball_noodles_fried_hokkien_mee.php (397 words)

	DineNEasy.com :: Where to Eat? Malaysia Restaurant Directory :: Your Guide To the Best Food :: Malaysia :: Kuala Lumpur ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		The outlet is also well known for its Lor mee or a combination of both Hokkien and Lor stock for that distinct Hokkien-Lor interpretation.
		And not forgetting the yummy Dry mee which is a hard find at most hawker stalls selling prawn mee.
		It would not be wrong to say that the Hokkien mee stock here would satisfy even the most discerning tastebuds, gauging from the string of regulars that have been patronizing the outlet for years.
	www.dineneasy.com /resultdetail.php?supplier_id=28 (363 words)

	Boredworkers.com » Restoran Damansara (Uptown) Hokkien Mee
		For the benefit of those not familiar with Hokkien Mee, it is stir fried noodles in fl soya sauce.
		Loh Mee is a Cantonese cuisine consisting of noodles simmered in soup that is thickened with eggs and starch, and usually eaten with fl vinegar.
		Since we had dined prior to snacking here, we were quite full after the Hokkien Mee and didn’t enjoy the Loh Mee quite as much.
	www.boredworkers.com /2006/03/24/restoran-damansara-uptown-hokkien-mee (848 words)

	The food pornographer » Hokkien mee
		In the end I chose fried noodles with chicken, which turned out to be just like hokkien mee and was really tasty.
		After having a cuppa at Jac’s mum’s house and saying good-bye to her brother who was returning to Sydney in the afternoon, we had lunch at our favourite asian food hall.
		On the menu they have little icons next to selected dishes - chillies to indicate “spicy” (1 to 3 chilli ratings) and “thumbs up” to mean “must try!” Considering the fried hokkien prawn noodles was a “must try”, one must wonder what the non-thumbs up dishes are like.
	www.thefoodpornographer.com /?cat=80 (2659 words)

	Rasa Malaysia: Malaysian Food, Cooking, Recipes, Travel
		Rasa Malaysia is a culinary journey through Malaysia's rich, complex, and intoxicating gastronomic delights - a taste of all the flavors of Asia.
		It was almost perfect...except for a little flaw.
		Click here to view my previous post on Penang Hokkien Mee (Prawn Noodle Soup).
	www.rasamalaysia.com (1296 words)

	Frozen Food Paste (Asean Delights) Penang Hokkien Prawn Mee Seller, Supplier, Exporter, Manufacturer, Factory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		1) Penang Hokkien Prawn Mee (Noodles with Prawns);
		The frozen food paste comes in aluminium packaging ranging from 80g-1000g.
		asean delight, food pastes, frozen foods, paste ffs, penang hokkien prawn mee, prawn mee
	www.fuzing.com /vli/000329299256/Frozen_Food_Paste_Asean_Delights_Penang_Hokkien_Prawn_Mee (168 words)

	Stir Fried Two Noodles (Hokkien Mee) - My Chinese Recipes
		Stir Fried Two Noodles (Hokkien Mee) - My Chinese Recipes
		Hokkien is the local pronunciation of Fujian (Fukien) province in southeast China, the origin of many Chinese emigrants over the years.
		In a typical noodle-vendor's stand, the pork and shellfish are cooked in a stock that simmers for hours, picking up more flavor all the time.
	www.mychineserecipes.com /R2190.php (310 words)

	Malaysia Hotels DotCC A Malaysian Portal Of Hotel Lodging (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26)
		Mee Rebus Baidali, Satay, Char Kueh Teow and Kacang Poo.
		Serve halal mee rebus bidali, char kueh teow, kacang poo and beef, chicken and superb perut satay.
		Mee Rebus and Mee Goreng Alor Star almost similar but not quiet Mee Abu.
	www.malaysiahotels.cc /hawkerskopitiam.html (2048 words)

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