My auntie told me before, 'Chicken floss is very easy to make, just fry the cooked chicken breast with soy sauce and sugar in a low heat, then it will become chicken floss!' That easy? I am not sure, I haven't tried it before.
Just now, I was trying to fry grind dried prawn to make the 'Salted Black Bean for porridge' again. I was thinking of preparing a little bit more so that I can keep it for next time too. Half way through, my imagination gone wild again, how about making it into dried prawn floss instead.....
Ingredients:
- 2 cup dried prawn - grind them (Note: It has too be really fine to avoid the 'rocky' feeling)
- about 1/2 cup of cooking oil
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
- 3 tbsp sugar
Procedure:
- Heat up the wok and then the oil.
- Fry the grinded dried prawn until it turns a bit brownish and smells good with low heat.
- Add soy sauce and sugar.
- Continue frying sugar has caramelised and prawn floss turns a bit crispy.
- Let it cool down then sttore in an air-tight container.
We had it with porridge just now. The kids are very happy :O
They enjoy the prawn floss while we enjoy the salted black bean!
Ning says,' White porridge tastes better tonight....'
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