Thursday, September 18, 2008

Roast Duck Noodles


Thank you all for your kind wishes. =) I'm feeling alot better than 2.5 days ago. Thank God for that because there are only THAT many episodes of Dr. Phil and Oprah that I can watch.... I have also nearly completed a book that I'm required to read before starting work next week.

I know some readers might not agree with me on this one but over the past few years, Perth's standard of roast meats improved heaps. I recalled those days when I arrive home in SG and my dad would make sure I have my "healthy" diet of roast duck-as that is my favourite roast meat ever! His understanding was that roast duck is not available in Perth. That's not exactly true because we see alot of Hong Kong immigrants, hence their roast meats are authentic, if not better.



Stepping into a store and conversing in Cantonese always make me appreciate my roots a little more. Most people like abit of fat on their roast, which makes it more tender but I like mine lean. It's also handy to have a stash of roast meat in the freezer as they provide a tasty touch to everything! ooo..and we can't forget the gravy they provide can we? =)



Roast Duck Noodles
(serves 2)
250 grams of fresh mee pok
300 grams of roast duck meat chopped
2 cups of spinach leaves
2 cloves of garlic minced

sesame oil
plum sauce
gravy (provided by the roast shop)

1) Boil a huge pot of water. Cook noodles for 2-3 minutes. Drain and rinse under cold water. Blanch again using the hot water.

2) Drizzle 2-3 tsp of sesame oil on 2 plates. Place 1 tablespoon of gravy and plum sauce onto the plate as well. Dish noodles and toss them with the sauce mixture.

3) Sizzle the garlic and saute spinach still soft.

4) Microwave roast duck meat for 3-4 minutes till warm.

5) Dish and serve!

To my friends at Presto Pasta Nights founded by Ruth from Once Upon a Feast. This week's host is psych grad frm Equal Opportunity Kitchen.

18 comments:

Jin Hooi said...

Yummy !! I love roast duck too ;-)

CECIL said...

That just look so good!! Roast duck and mee pok - can't go wrong with that. Glad you feel better!

Anonymous said...

wow... what could be better than this... :) looks so good too...

PG said...

Can you believe I've never made duck? It looks so good too. I like the look of the glaze on the duck.

I hope you feel better soon!

Thank you for participating in this week's Presto Pasta Nights!

michelle @ thursday night smackdown said...

can i yell for a minute?

I LOVE DUCK. LOVE LOVE LOVE.

and this looks *too* good, yum.

Little Corner of Mine said...

Looks divine! I love duck and my hubby is going to buy a duck for dinner tonight. :) Btw, I have an award for you.

D said...

My favorite way to eat roast duck is to buy it whole (don't ask them to chop it up), bring it home, put it in the oven at 200degc till the skin starts to sizzle, then take it out and rip it apart with my bare hands... there's something about eating like this that is so primal and satisfying on so many different levels =D

Noob Cook said...

mee pok! that's my fave noodles hehe .. glad to hear u r feeling better

SIG said...

Wow... yum... makes me feel like going out to get a bowl of noodles. ;) Glad you are better.

tigerfish said...

Wow, still can get fresh mee pok over there! So lucky of you. Could not see traces of fresh mee pok while I was in california. I usually substitute with linguine. :P ..glad you are better now.

Little Inbox said...

I love roasted duck too...This is another simple meal to prepare. :)

Christo Gonzales said...

Well, after 'i'm sick'and mooncake leaves me stranded...

Beachlover said...

it's good to hear you getting better..I 'm not a fan of duck but your roast duck wt mee really look goood..wanna to grab some now!

Lyrical Lemongrass said...

Oh my!!! That's one delicious looking plate of noodles! So yummy looking!

"Joe" who is constantly craving said...

the roast duck got me hankering and pankering for some!!

Jude said...

Oh my that looks so good. I love fatty roast duck..

Unknown said...

i hateee that i cant get a good meepok around here...they are simply not chewy enough and too thin T_T sob sob sob

Marie said...

Roast duck is one of those things that I love so much that I'll even be fairly happy with mediocre versions. So good! Thanks for sharing that wonderful photo. :)

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