Shallot Noodles to LIVE FOR – Malaysian Kon Loh Mee


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Malaysian style dry noodles that are so flavourful. Use the sauce with any noodles and many toppings! ** Chinese Homestyle …

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  1. Flo Lum
    Flo Lum says:

    Infusing the oil with shallots, ginger and garlic is what takes these noodles to the next level! And then eating them with the crispy shallots… 😋 So good! Happy Sunday! 💕

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  2. Gail Elwood
    Gail Elwood says:

    I use avocado oil because it has no flavor, a high smoke point like peanut oil, and it is a good for you oil so no guilt even if you use a bunch! This recipe looks like a yummy dish for a quick supper! Thanks, Flo!

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  3. jonesbub1
    jonesbub1 says:

    Oh the blooper was so cute, especially hearing Flo’s giggle! My Sunday afternoon is now complete with another recipe that sounds absolutely scrumptious!!TFS, Sharon🤗

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  4. Anita Dunphy
    Anita Dunphy says:

    Look great, I love shallots, ginger and garlic. Just have to look for the noodles. I'm in Amish country so I don't know how easy it will be. Probably have them at Amazon for $$$$$$$$$$. Thanks for sharing. Stay well and safe.

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  5. Janet Tanaka
    Janet Tanaka says:

    Hi Flo & Dude, this recipe looks sooooo delicious. I’m going to make this for sure. I am intrigued by the noodles you used. Are they easy to find? Maybe at my local T & T market? I love that this is quick and easy and great plan to make lots of the fried shallots to have for other recipes as a topper. Take care 😊🇨🇦

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  6. TheKatherine1958
    TheKatherine1958 says:

    Hi Flo & Dude-

    Ooh! I love noodles! My son just got an order of low Mein noodles yesterday. I am forwarding him this recipe. I hope he feels compelled to make it for me! Lol
    My mom would be so proud of him. He really is a good chef!

    Hope all of you continue to stay healthy and safe. Xxoo

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  7. Catherine hui
    Catherine hui says:

    Just a thought, have seen packets of dried shallots in Chinese supermarket here in London, if short of time, ?perhaps can use this instead but of course, won't have the sweet strong taste of fresh shallots.

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  8. Heidi D
    Heidi D says:

    Happy Sunday, Flo! I have a feeling this recipe is going to become a staple in my household. It really looks fantastic. I think I could smell each component cooking right through the screen! Can't wait to make it. 👍

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  9. Kay Long
    Kay Long says:

    The second bottle she used (after the soy sauce) did she say “ketchup mayonnaise”? That’s all I can figure out. So other than “dark soy” I’m not sure what she’s referring to.

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  10. nellybelly
    nellybelly says:

    When making fried shallots I always use a lot of oil, then strain the shallots when they're done, leaving me with shallot infused oil to use anywhere else I like, it's a two for one kitchen prep. Can't wait to try this recipe.

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