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Steamed Scallops with Vermicelli

A while ago, I saw wokkingmum’s Steamed Scallops with Garlic dish, and I couldn’t get the image out of my mind. What a clever idea it is to put some mung bean vermicelli (aka glass noodles or tang hoon) at the bottom of the scallops to soak up all the scallop juices. It inspired me to cook this dish too, though I did mine in a slightly different way.

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Garlic Oil Mixture

I made some infused oil of garlic & ginger (pictured above) to use as toppings for the scallops before steaming. The result is incredible. To me, it looks and tastes like a restaurant quality dish, yet so easy to pull off.

Steamed Scallops with Vermicelli

28 comments on “Steamed Scallops with Vermicelli”

  1. hi, you say to use soya sauce, pepper, chinese cooking wine etc, but u didnt mention when we should add in all those?

    thanks
    christina

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