Tambi – Vermicelli
2013-02-21
Ingredients:
1 Cup Vermicelli
1/4 Cup Sugar
1 Table Spoon Vegetable Oil
5 to 6 drops Rose or Vanilla Essence (optional)
1 Table Spoon Black (or mixed) Raisins
2 Pinches of table salt
1 Cup of water
1/4 Cup Sugar
1 Table Spoon Vegetable Oil
5 to 6 drops Rose or Vanilla Essence (optional)
1 Table Spoon Black (or mixed) Raisins
2 Pinches of table salt
1 Cup of water
Utensils:
10″ to 12″ Sauce Pan
Wooden Spatulla
Wooden Spatulla
Method:
- Add the oil to the Sauce Pan on medium flame, then add Vermicelli and start stirring.
- Stir until Vermicelli turns golden brown. Then stir a little more for some to get to dark brown but do not let to burn.
- Add the cup of water to the pan. Please take care as the process will cause a little steam to raise and may also splash a few drops of oil or hot water as you are mixing.
- Add the raisins by spreading all over the vermicelli.
- F adding rose or vanilla essence, now would be a good time to do so.
- Stir and spread evenly in the sauce pan, then lower the flame to medium low.
- Cover and take 5 minutes rest as the vermicelli gently cooks and absorbs the liquid.
- Inspect if the liquid has been absorbed and evaporated if so, then vermicelli is ready.
- Remove from stove and stir to mix one time.
Serving:
Serve 3 to 4 heaped Table Spoons in small plate. Can be eaten by itself with spoon or fork or can be eaten with any kind of bread.
Notes:
This is not the main meal, rather a side dish that can be served with rice and curry, bread and curry, mseto, chapatti and many more. That is why it can be eaten for breakfast or dinner (or some would call supper)
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posted by DuckieM10 on March 18, 2013
We’re in the process of moving and all of our pots and pans are packed up and in storage. Is there a way to cook pasta other than on the stove?
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I need to make a Japanese dish for special occasions and i have no idea what to make! please help!
posted by nasty1 on March 19, 2013
Hi there,
for my english exam project I have to capture the ‘essence’ of the 1950′s in an interview with Elvis Presley. I’m not quite sure exactly how to do this without capturing more so the essence of Elvis than the 1950′s. Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance!
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posted by Beavis on March 23, 2013
It can be a recipe or just list the main ingredients it contained. I’m planning to cook soup this weekend so let me know what you like.
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posted by TommyKay on March 26, 2013
I’m totally addicted to the BBQd meats that come on top of the steamed rice dishes or vermicelli dishes at vietnamese restaurants.
I’ve tried to mimic it in my own cooking but it never comes out the same!
Can anyone send me a basic recipe of what to marinade the meats in (preferably chicken) and then how to grill it so it tastes just like in the restaurants? THANKS!
posted by Benihana on March 26, 2013
I am trying to make a cake and the recipe calls for coffee essence. Where would I find this?