Mee Rebus - a hearty brunch staple!
now you can cook like a coffeeshop stall makcik too...🙃
i was today years old when i found out that mee rebus gravy was made out of 80% sweet potatoes?!?! as mentioned by The Pantry Boy, we’ll seldom find an authentic, traditional bowl of mee rebus nowadays as they have been replaced by sweeteners or thickeners.. but all thanks to him, we can now make a legit one at the comfort of our homes ❤️
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turmeric powder, galangal, dried shrimp, meat curry powder, taucheo, yellow noodles, fried shallots
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