dry mee siam - the dish that can feed a village!
bring this to your next potluck gathering, it'll definitely be a crowd pleaser 🤩
whenever people ask me what my favourite dishes are growing up, my mom’s Dry Mee Siam comes instantly comes to mind.
dry mee siam is a recurring character in within the relationship between mom and I. it’s a dish I would often request for her to make, especially at my homecomings - after booking out our after my first 2 weeks of camp in NS and returning after a year of working in the States. these days, she cooks it often during the weekends and I often get awakened int the morning by the intense wafts of spicy sambal and the salty smell of dried shrimp (haebee).
for the longest time, this has been a recipe that I’ve only shared with my cookbook author friend, Pamelia Chia. however, my mom and I are glad to have this more accessible, especially to home cooks starting to explore cooking local food at home.
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