Kway Teow 500g Meatball slices 200g
Beef balls 5 pieces Pork balls 12 pieces
Fresh meat dumplings 10 pieces Isinglass 2 pieces
Fresh shrimp 150g Vegetables Appropriate amount
Fried garlic Appropriate amount Salt A little
How to make kway teow soup Chaoshan rice strips soup#Arowana Grandma Township Small Mustard Oil The Strongest Hometown Dishes#Recipe Illustration 1

Step 1

The ingredients are ready, beef balls, pork balls, and two fish skin dumplings below the fresh meat dumplings. Wash and cut the meat slices. Chaoshan Gutiao Soup#金龙鱼Grandma Township Small Mustard Seeds Illustration of how to make the most oily hometown dish# 2

Step 2

Put the meatball stock into the pot and bring the meatballs to a boil, about 15 minutes Chaoshan Gutiao Soup#金龙鱼Grandma Township Small Mustard Seeds Illustration of how to make the most oily hometown dish# 3

Step 3

After the meatballs are boiling, add the fresh shrimps and kuey teow Chaoshan Gutiao Soup#金龙鱼Grandma Township Small Mustard Seeds Illustration of how to make the most oily hometown dish# 4

Step 4

Sprinkle with fried garlic. This garlic is also delivered by the store where you buy meatballs to enhance the freshness and flavor. Chaoshan Gutiao Soup#金龙鱼Grandma Township Small Mustard Seeds Illustration of how to make the most oily hometown dish# 5

Step 5

After the kuey teow and shrimp are put into the pot and cooked for a while, turn off the heat immediately so that the kueh teow doesn't get too mushy. Chaoshan Gutiao Soup#金龙鱼Grandma Township Small Mustard Seed Oil is the Strongest Hometown Dishes#Recipe Illustration 6

Step 6

Turn off the heat, add a little salt and a few drops of sesame oil to create a perfect bowl of kway teow soup. Chaoshan Gutiao Soup#金龙鱼Grandma Township Small Mustard Seeds Illustration of how to make the most oily hometown dish# 7

Step 7

Finished product Kuey teow soup cooking tips

1. This portion is for 6 people 2. One special thing about Chaoshan's Kway Teow Soup is that there are plenty of various soup ingredients. Of course, you can also order beef balls alone, but generally when you go to the store, they don't specify beef balls and Kway Teow, so they always add a lot of ingredients. 3. Cook the soup for the kway teow. Today I went to the meatball store and asked them to cook the soup for the beef balls and pork balls. I don’t need to make the soup myself. 4. The kway teow itself is cooked, and the shrimp is also easy to cook, so basically put these two ingredients into the pot and cook for a while before turning off the heat.