My mom would definitely add chopped garlic. She even save some for adding at the end! I think every taiwanese mom and grandma are claimed to cook the best bee hoon! lol
As far as I remembered, my mother like to put spring onions, ham and egg, cabbage in the Fried Rice Noodles, that all of us in my family loves it for lunch or dinner.
This is very similar to the recipe I am used to. Sometimes, I would also add shallot, garlic, onions to enhance that Taiwanese hometown flavor. Also, I would add white pepper, dark vinegarette, rice wine, etc to finish up.
@@angelwongskitchen hehe I just had to listen to you say it again, I think so! We call it pancit bihon,there is several kinds of pancit (noodles) and bihon is the clear rice noodles like ones your using
I sometimes have Taiwanese fried rice noodles (台灣炒米粉) for breakfast on Sunday, since there is a Chinese style restaurant outside of my village, that my father buys it for the family.💖
Ah…been a minute since I made this! Great idea and meal for the ‘rents on Sunday. I like to make this vegetarian style..carrots, celery, mushrooms, chives, and eggs (I count egg as vegetarian approved) I like to add hot sauce when I’m ready to eat. Thanks for reminding me to this dish back on rotation!
The shitake mushrooms you use are much lighter in colour to the ones we get in the Chinese stores in Canada. Are the lighter ones different in flavour? I love your dishes...they are simple yet very tasty in flavour!
I'm technically half Filipino but I'm not sure in what as I look and act solely like my father's side of the family. We call it pancit. Mom usually puts onion, garlic, ginger, carrots, and celery. She uses pork, chicken, beef, or shrimp. We season it with soy sauce. My favorite is the kind with calamansi added. I do the same and add whatever vegetables look good and I have on hand. I like every vegetable except beets and bitter melon. Lee and our autistic son Daniel are pickier. They don't like very many vegetables. I need to buy nearly all new kitchen items. We had to leave our old house quickly but our new property isn't quite ready for us to move to yet and we're staying in separate places. I'm at my mother's house. Lee doesn't like the drama here (I'm used to it since my mother, brother, and sister all have dramatic personalities; I have a calm one like our deceased father). Lee and Daniel are staying with a friend. I'm allergic to things at that friend's house and there's no space for me there anyway. I hope to get a job soon (only Lee can handle Daniel now that he's a teenager) so I can pay experts to finish the work needed to be done as they aren't Lee's preferred tasks. He's only fast at lawn care and repairing lawnmowers, weed eaters, and 4-wheelers. He's slow at everything else. We need to add an electrical meter, fix the water pump, repair the water well house, dig the sewer lines, and add a mailbox. Plus I want to replace all the furniture in my and Daniel's room to suit us. I need 3 five-drawer chests (one will hold my clothing, one will hold Daniel's, and the other will hold our towels and other household linens, one top will hold my printer, one will hold my computer, the other will hold my personal care items, hair accessories, and jewelry), a lingerie chest (hold my huge bras as I'm a 34J in UK sizing and a 34M in US sizing as well as my and Daniel's socks and underwear; the top will hold my sunrise alarm lamp), a bookshelf, and something for my DVD/gaming station. I'm debating between a sofa table and a small entertainment center. It needs to be able to hold my current video game consoles and any future ones. The best spot to swing my kettlebells is in front of the door so the station has to be between the closet and the only window in the room. I guess I wouldn't mind if it extends past the window since Daniel tends to break them and the window coverings. I also need two twin-sized beds. The only piece I already have is the nightstand my father chose. It has Filipino carvings on it. Daniel and I are both deep sleepers and he doesn't like sleeping in a room by himself. Lee is a light sleeper and even a change in temperature wakes him up so his bedroom is on the other side of the house from ours. Also, I want a commercial-size reflective mailbox as I regularly order from small businesses. I will upgrade it with a swing-away feature and have the pole also be reflective.
What ingredients do you like to put in your Fried Rice Noodles dish?
My mom would definitely add chopped garlic. She even save some for adding at the end! I think every taiwanese mom and grandma are claimed to cook the best bee hoon! lol
Shrimp--fresh as well as dried, carrot, cabbage, squid and clam
Lol, yes agreed 😂
As far as I remembered, my mother like to put spring onions, ham and egg, cabbage in the Fried Rice Noodles, that all of us in my family loves it for lunch or dinner.
Balls. Beef balls, fish balls and squid balls. They're awesome!
5:05 petting the Taiwanese cabbage is a must! Lol
The cabbage was huge. It needed to be pet. 😂
This is very similar to the recipe I am used to. Sometimes, I would also add shallot, garlic, onions to enhance that Taiwanese hometown flavor. Also, I would add white pepper, dark vinegarette, rice wine, etc to finish up.
yes! don't forget the fried shallots!
LOL...my mom says her mifen is the tastiest too. Very similar to your grandma's recipe. Personally I believe all Taiwanese ama say the same thing. :)
Lol 😂 and they are probably all right.
aaaaawwwww. Angel is caressing her taiwanese cabbage, how cute! Love rice noodles, will definitely try this recipe.
Love Taiwanese food! Thanks Angel for another great recipe.
Wow! In the Philippines we have "bihon", so now I see we have something in common with Taiwan, my second home country hehe
Ah you guys pronounce it the same way?!
@@angelwongskitchen no maam, slightly different, phonetically I'd say "bee-hone", but it's close enough to know we got that name from you guys!
@@angelwongskitchen hehe I just had to listen to you say it again, I think so! We call it pancit bihon,there is several kinds of pancit (noodles) and bihon is the clear rice noodles like ones your using
I sometimes have Taiwanese fried rice noodles (台灣炒米粉) for breakfast on Sunday, since there is a Chinese style restaurant outside of my village, that my father buys it for the family.💖
Beautiful Amazing channel. Nice food content to watch. Nice cooking demo! Food looks great video👌
Another classic Taiwanese recipe! Thanks Angel.
Ah…been a minute since I made this! Great idea and meal for the ‘rents on Sunday. I like to make this vegetarian style..carrots, celery, mushrooms, chives, and eggs (I count egg as vegetarian approved)
I like to add hot sauce when I’m ready to eat.
Thanks for reminding me to this dish back on rotation!
This looks so tasty. Can't wait to try this 😋😋
My favorite noodles 🍝
The mung noodles are good and also brown rice noodles.
mmmm perfect birthday meal
台灣炒米粉 Tâi-oân chhá bí-hún
I think I would cook the the meat with a little bit of ginger and garlic.
👍👍👍
Yummy thanks
That was fry-tastic~☆meal
Could you please tell us where did you buy your oil dispenser. Can't find any on Amazon :(
❤😍😋😇💯👩🍳🥣🥡🐃😎☝️👏Great meal with a Stranger. I agree with Grandpa ❤😎👍
Kind of like pancit 😋
The shitake mushrooms you use are much lighter in colour to the ones we get in the Chinese stores in Canada. Are the lighter ones different in flavour?
I love your dishes...they are simple yet very tasty in flavour!
No marinating of pork,no garlic require.?only soya sauce is added. You said is up to me to add salt and pepper?
SPAM in everything
Ngo ai ni.
I'm technically half Filipino but I'm not sure in what as I look and act solely like my father's side of the family. We call it pancit. Mom usually puts onion, garlic, ginger, carrots, and celery. She uses pork, chicken, beef, or shrimp. We season it with soy sauce. My favorite is the kind with calamansi added. I do the same and add whatever vegetables look good and I have on hand. I like every vegetable except beets and bitter melon. Lee and our autistic son Daniel are pickier. They don't like very many vegetables. I need to buy nearly all new kitchen items. We had to leave our old house quickly but our new property isn't quite ready for us to move to yet and we're staying in separate places. I'm at my mother's house. Lee doesn't like the drama here (I'm used to it since my mother, brother, and sister all have dramatic personalities; I have a calm one like our deceased father). Lee and Daniel are staying with a friend. I'm allergic to things at that friend's house and there's no space for me there anyway. I hope to get a job soon (only Lee can handle Daniel now that he's a teenager) so I can pay experts to finish the work needed to be done as they aren't Lee's preferred tasks. He's only fast at lawn care and repairing lawnmowers, weed eaters, and 4-wheelers. He's slow at everything else. We need to add an electrical meter, fix the water pump, repair the water well house, dig the sewer lines, and add a mailbox. Plus I want to replace all the furniture in my and Daniel's room to suit us. I need 3 five-drawer chests (one will hold my clothing, one will hold Daniel's, and the other will hold our towels and other household linens, one top will hold my printer, one will hold my computer, the other will hold my personal care items, hair accessories, and jewelry), a lingerie chest (hold my huge bras as I'm a 34J in UK sizing and a 34M in US sizing as well as my and Daniel's socks and underwear; the top will hold my sunrise alarm lamp), a bookshelf, and something for my DVD/gaming station. I'm debating between a sofa table and a small entertainment center. It needs to be able to hold my current video game consoles and any future ones. The best spot to swing my kettlebells is in front of the door so the station has to be between the closet and the only window in the room. I guess I wouldn't mind if it extends past the window since Daniel tends to break them and the window coverings. I also need two twin-sized beds. The only piece I already have is the nightstand my father chose. It has Filipino carvings on it. Daniel and I are both deep sleepers and he doesn't like sleeping in a room by himself. Lee is a light sleeper and even a change in temperature wakes him up so his bedroom is on the other side of the house from ours. Also, I want a commercial-size reflective mailbox as I regularly order from small businesses. I will upgrade it with a swing-away feature and have the pole also be reflective.
What an inappropriate comment....
There’s no way your gran used that much oil. Those are American portions.
Watch some traditional Asian cooking, especially Chinese, they use a toooon of oil. I mean, the food is dripping with it
butter or cheese. i put butter or cheese into every noodle dish i make. butter/cheese everything i cook. 🧈🧈🧈🧈
I can’t say no to extra butter and cheese.