I had cook this dish for my boys when they were small kids. As they usually dislike eating fish especially the whole fish, I have to spend my time picking out the flesh from a cooked fish whenever I wanted them to eat fish or else they would not even touch it. So this great idea of camouflage by presenting the fish meat in pretty egg rolls definitely won the battle of them having some fish in their diet. They really love it when eaten with a dipping of their favourite sauce like mayo and tomato sauce.
So few days ago, I scrap out the meat from some pieces of cut up fish which I think will not go well with my fussy eaters and made these eggy rolls again. Here is how I do it. I never weigh anything when I cook this, so here are just my approximate figure of the ingredients used.....
Ingredients:
4 to 5 eggs - beaten and season with salt and pepper
100 g fish meat - minced
50 g prawn meat - minced
2 tbsp chopped spring onion
2 tbsp chopped mushroom (dried or button mushroom)
1 tbsp chopped carrots
1 tsp cornflour
1 tsp sesame oil - optional
1 tsp ikan bilis granules or fish stock
Salt and pepper for seasoning
Method:
Heat up a non-stick pan oiled slightly and pour in a few spoonful of beaten eggs swirling the eggs round the pan to cover the whole pan speading the egg thinly over the pan. Fry for a min and turn over the other side to cook. When cooked, place the egg skin on a plate to cool. Then continue this process with the rest of the eggs. Can make 3 pieces. Leave aside to cool.
The fish paste mixture.............
Then mixed together the fish paste, prawn paste, and the rest of the ingredients. Spread it on the cooled egg skin evenly and roll up tightly. Place the rolls on a heat proof plate and steamed for about 7 to 8 minutes. Cooled and cut crosswise and serve with chilli or tomato sauce.
Spreading the mixture evenly on egg skin. Chopped mushroom can be spread on top or mix together with paste.......
The rolls ready for steaming...........
11 comments:
Looks good but too much work for me! :P
Great way of serving fish... suitable as a cold dish for parties too.
wow, what a great idea!!
My gals and I love this dish too but it's quite tedious to prepare. Next time you prepare this dish, call me over ok?
little corner of mine - If you can buy those boneless fish the work will be much easier.
ck lam- great as finger food....
new kid on the blog - this way the fish will be gone in no time.
health freak mommy - a bit more work will get better result. You want to fly over to enjoy this..?
Thanks for sharing this easy-to-cook recipe! Just what I needed! :)
cc - you 're welcome to try this...
I use to hate eating fish but then it's creative dishes like these that got me back eating fish. If is a great recipe, then I dont think it's a lot of work for anyone. The pleasure will come in the form of eating. :)
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