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Fried Bee Hoon with Stewed Pork
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Update (Jan 2014): First posted in Feb 2009, now updated with new photos and improved recipe
This one-dish meal brings back fond memory of my childhood. I used to wolf down several plates in a day whenever my mum cooked this dish! This homely dish has a bit of everything – carbs, vegetables and meat making it a balanced one-dish meal. Commonly known as “bee hoon” (米粉) in Singapore, rice vermicelli are thin noodles made from rice.
See Also:
- Fried Bee Hoon Recipe
- Economical Bee Hoon Recipe
- Fried Tom Yum Seafood Bee Hoon Recipe
- Mum’s Recipes
It is also known as bihun, rice noodles or rice sticks. It keeps pretty well for a few hours without becoming soggy, hence I usually cook more for two meals. You can also keep it warm in the rice cooker throughout the day.
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Hi…jus tried tis dish for d 1st time,n it’s delicious!yummy yummy ;)
I’m happy to hear that :)
It’s one of those simple dishes that I’ve always seen mommy cook but never bothered to remember. Today I decided to fry my own beehoon for the first time and then realized I haven’t the slightest idea how to proceed. Your recipe was a life saver. I used “pork cubes” instead of pork stew. Not sure if they are the same but still the outcome was good. I was lazy so for step 7, instead of using a clean wok, I just continued using the frying pan I just fried the carrots in. At first I thought the instruction was such to prevent the beehoon from sticking to the pan, but that didn’t happen. So… all’s well.
i just tried your recipie and its awesome! may i ask if your version is salty enough? i think i added too much soya sauce and its abit salty!! thanks for sharing this recipie! its awesome!!! =)
Hi, your receipe is great. Many thanks for sharing. For ready made fried shallots, which brand do u use? where to buy? Thanks :)
Hi teresa, no special brand to recommend, I buy them randomly. If you wish to make your own fried shallots, check out this recipe: https://noobcook.com/fried-shallots-shallot-oil/
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Thank you so much for the recipe! My husband loves it a lot on my first attempt! : D
My dad loves this dish too but normally we will add 2 cans of pig trotters and lots of Cai Xin.
Hi,
How many ml is your one cup of water? 200ml or 250ml?
I’m using the rice cup here so it’s 200ml. But it doesn’t matter whether you are using the 200ml or 250ml measurement for this recipe (unlike in a bake), as you just need to simmer until the noodles are dry.
Thank you for leaving this easy-to-cook recipe ! It is my most favorite dish ever:):) Reminds me very much of my granny’s home cooked meals . Thanks ! Tastes delicious !