Khua Mee: Fawm Qaab Zib [Non-Stir Fried Sweet Noodle Version]
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2020
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Yes! Another tasty noodle dish coming at ya! One that is super easy to make and also very tasty. This noodle dish is a very popular Lao dish known as Khua Mee or also known as Lao stir fry noodles. In Hmong, we like to call this Fawm Kib or Fawm Qaab Zib which means pho noodles that are stir fried or sweet noodles. Yes, pretty basic name for it haha. But in today's recipe, I'll be showing you how to make the NON-STIR FRY version since I grew up eating it this way. This version is also less starchy and sticky since we cooked and rinse most of the starch away instead of cooking the starch into the sauce. This version is also great kept in the fridge for 2 days. This dish should be sweet, savory, and very fun to eat. Toppings are pretty basic but you have the freedom to add other herbs/meat to it. It's also a great dish for summer, potlucks, and any special occasions. As long as you have the sauce down, you can whip up this dish in an instant. Hopefully you can give it a try and find a way to mix the sauce to your liking after trying out my recipe. So give it a try and happy cooking!
Let me know how you like to add into your sauce base! :)
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INGREDIENTS
28 oz (1 lb 12 oz) dried pho/rice noodles soaked in cold water overnight
[~4 lbs after soaking]
--THE SAUCE--
2 Tbsp oil (vegetable or garlic oil works)
1/2 cup chopped shallots
1/2 cup crushed palm sugar (4oz)
1/4 cup water
1/2 cup Kwong Hung Seng sweet dark soy sauce (5.5oz) (you can add more if you want a more darker color and sweeter sauce)
1/4 cup oyster sauce (2.5oz)
2 tablespoons Golden Mountain seasoning sauce (1.2 oz)
2 tbsp fish sauce (1.5oz)
2 tbsp dark soy (1 oz)
1/2 tsp salt
1 teaspoon chicken bouillon
1/2 to 2/3 cups garlic oil
--THE EGGS--
12 large eggs
1 tsp black pepper
2 tsp fish sauce
Garlic oil to fry
--GARLIC OIL--
1 cup oil
1/4 cup minced garlic (1.25 oz)
--TO MIX IN & GARNISH--
3 cups chopped cilantro, stems included (add more if you like)
2 cups green onions (slice thin, julienne) (add more if you like)
Sliced egg
Beansprouts
Fried garlic (optional)
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My name is Cindy Her and I have been cooking and baking for quite a long time now! Hmong food culture and tradition is dear to my heart and I wanted to keep our roots intact somewhere. So this is why I started this channel to keep me and you connected to the Hmong culture. I hope you all learn a little bit about the Hmong food culture and try out these recipes! As always, happy cooking :)
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My mom passed away when I was 13. I only now realize how important it is to learn my mother’s recipe but it is now too late. I felt ashamed that I don’t know how to cook when I go out but with the help of your videos, I am able to gain that confident. Thank you for your content sister.
I made this the other day my family didn't believe me i made it LOL. Thank you soo much!!!
I absolutely love all your dishes.
Now this is the easier version of making this dish. Thank you for sharing.
Omg thanks for the recipe! I’ve only seen the pan fried version and have been looking for a non fried. Can’t wait to try it!!
Love your quick n easy instructions. Keep up the good work.
Awesome... Thanks for sharing this!
Look delicious! I like the simplicity. Your voice is very calming too.
This looks so good! Thanks for sharing
Thank you making such delicious videos!!!💕💕
Thank you!!! I cook everyday so it's so refreshing to cook something different and delicious 😍
Omg. I was looking for this dish!! On RUclips! Then I gave up 😅
Thanks 😘
My FAV pack of pho noodles and luve love this dry noodle salad.
Awesome video, thoroughly enjoyed it!
Great recipe and easy instructions. Thank you!! 😍
Tried your recipe and it was delicious. Easy to follow and I had all the ingredients already which was a win win. The dish was sweet, salty and garlicky. Thank you so much for sharing.
Love all your recipes. This is one of my favorite dish. 😍
Thank you for sharing this recipe!
Thank you for your recipe. I tried it tonight and it was perfect. Best recipe I tried so far.
Thank you!! I’ve been wanting to make this! Love your videos💖✨
I like your way of prepairing food thanks for sharing
Laotian love eating it with spicy papaya salad.
I love all fry noodles😍😍😍. Thanks for sharing gona make some tomorrow
Looking yummy!
Looks so good! Thanks for the video! I've always wanted to learn how to make this.
Thankyou for this recipe! I can’t wait to try this version tonight
I have to try this, thanks.
Thanks for the recipe. I’m gonna try this tomorrow. I want to eat it already
Made this dish for my parents birthday party and my younger sister loves it. Thank you
Thank you for making a Hmong food channel. My hubby is Hmong. and the food is so good. Its nice to come to your channel since I dont always know what the food is.
Yay something I like eating but don't know how to make it. Thanks for sharing your recipe!
Looks delicious... might have to try bvb recipe in the future!!
I think I found the noodle dish of my dreams. Thank you for sharing.
I always wanted to learn how to make this dish. Thanks for the video. I attempted yesterday and it’s really good.
Wow I’m going to make this! 🥰
Thank you for sharing your recipe!! I’ve been wondering how that dish was made! I also had wished that my mom or sisters taught me but that’s okay, I’ll teach them instead haha
Love your vibes
The best I seen thank you
Thanks for the wonderful recipe. Cannot wait to try it out. Would love to see your version of pad thai 🙂
Thank you for this video! I’m definitely going to try to make this dish since I have left over pho noodles! I’m super thankful for all your cooking videos. Keep it up.
Yum. Nice job
I made this and it was so good!! Thank you for sharing!!
I really enjoyed your cooking presentation, thank you so much for the recipe. :)
Thank you for sharing. I'm making this today.
Thanks for sharing !!
Amazing job
What a coincidence I make mine exactly like this! 😆
Luv your cooking skills new friend ❤️
Thank you for sharing! I love these noodles but dont know how to cook it! I'll definitely try it out now! Thanks!!
Hey thanks for the video. Easier to make than I thought.
Tried this recipe and turned out absolutely how i imagined! Thanks So Much!! ❤❤❤
Cuz, thank you. Keep up the great work.
yah, i been want to learn how to make this for the longest. Thank you
You should write a recipe book. I love your videos n your style of cooking.
You make Laotian food better than a lot of people I know (restaurants included) ❤❤❤ I’ve tried a few of your recipes over the years. 😊😋😋😋
So yummy sister 😋😋😋😋
Even your dish is as beautiful as you... Lovely!
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Yummmmm craving
So this is how you make it. Lol So much easier!! 😍😃 Thank you sis!
One of my FAVORITES!! Simliar to Khmer food!! Thank you for taking the time to make all your yummy videos!! 💙From Dallas Tx
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Yummy!!!
This is genius!!!! Anyone see that eggflip!!?? On point!!!
Watching you scrap those sauce bowl clean is so satisfying. So many times I've watched leftover sauce wasted...
beautiful....
haven't had this dish in years! I love to eat it with raw Thai chilli
That look so dang good 🤤
Mmmm, one of my favorite dish. I usually add the garlic into the sauce before mixed. I'd never use shallots. Will try shallots next time.
Gonna try to make this too! Literally cooking because of your videos 😍
Kuv nyam noj fawm qaab zib! 🤤
That's a big amount for each person but worth it..lol. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much now I know how
Yummm
So glad I found this recipe and finally had the time to make it today for me and my little fam because it looked so good ,but I found it to be really sweet and I followed the recipe exactly as it was measured. What can I use to substitute all that sweetness in there.
Add less sugar
Yum!
I grew up in a big family so this portion would have been perfect. But now I have a family of 3 and need measurements for a smaller family lol
Same!
Wow...you can cook. Loved all of your videos. Whoever is your husband will be very happy-go-lucky 😊 Great job! Your English is perfect 👌 your food making is easy to follow. You should open up a restaurant someday 😋I'll be your 1st customer 😉 I love Chinese Chow Fun. Make it please! 🤗
Th ks for given Lao credit...I see lots of dish Thats are Lao. Dish ..but when food become popular..people want to claim as there own.dont give Lao credit..I saw lots of Lao people share alot of the secret recipe.on u tube...like the Thai they call it Pad ThAi..but same versions...just add peanut and Lemon become there version..but its the same style as Lao..
Everyone knows this is laos foods. Just google's it laos cuisine..there's go the lists of lao foods.
I always wanted to make this dish but everytime its so sticky cause I cook it on the stove top! Gonna try it this way!
Looks so delicious! Our family usually adds some beef to our noodles. This method reminds me of Korean Japchae. Thanks for sharing. Love your videos.
Yes! Pretty much the same method :) Love the beef addition.
Does the palm sugar makes the pho noddle taste different than using regular sugar?
I KNOW FOR A FACT THIS IS FIRE 🔥
Where can I purchase this exact brand of noodles? I can't find them anywhere.
more more more!
i always do fried noodle but havnt done non fried thank you
I like palm sugar also
I made some without fish sauce. And instead of oyster, hoison sauce. Because someone is slightly allergic to shellfish. 🙃 It tasted not so bad. But I love my oyster sauce. 😆
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I was wondering do u have recipes for Hmong traditional funeral especially for elders who prefer the old style recipes???
Will the whole pack of noodles you show the video be enough for a big party tray?
Also, if i were to make a big party tray, how many batches of sauce do i have to make from your recipe to get the right consistency?
Did you use the whole pack of the noodles?
Oh interesting that it’s a Lao dish! I never heard of or didn’t know friends/family making this dish. I made up my own version and basically used the same sauce ingredients but the fried version. LOL Thanks for sharing and will try your version.
I grow up in Thailand when I was little. We’ve been eating this in Thailand. Idk why she said it’s laos.
@@maikouxiong7786 Laos people also make this dish.
@@maikouxiong7786 I eat this dish in Laos when growing up ..since the 80s .Go to Lao u see Street vendors.. selling this dish everywhere... that's why u never see the dish in Lao cause u grow up in Thai.
@@maikouxiong7786 because it's a Lao dish, just like Khao poon, Khao piak, Khao soy are all Laotian words for rice noodles
@@niamtxivI am totally agree with you..this is all laos cuisine .
Do you add in the sauce while the sauce is still hot or has cooled off?
Room temp
U literally make it like my mom does.. she adds the oil to the plain noodles first.. then adds the sauce..
You're so cute... I love your personality
Do you have an alternative option for that superior dark soy sauce brand?
How many packets of noodles did u use
And KHMU people!!!
Reminds me of pad Thai
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Hey how many to get small batch for my self? Weight?