Five Spice Meat Roll (Ngoh Hiang)
Sep 05, 2010 by Sherry Tan | 3 Comments| Share it:
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- Prep: 1 - 2 hrs.
- Cook: 30 mins. - 1 hr.
- Serves: 10
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About this Five Spice Meat Roll (Ngoh Hiang) Recipe
Five Spice Meat roll or in Fujian Dialect we called it Ngoh Hiang. It is significant in Baba and Nyonya cuisine. This dish is served especially during the Chinese festival reunion dinner such as Chinese New Year, Mid Autumn Festival etc. You can get this delicious meat roll at food stalls around Penang Island.
Five Spice Meat Roll (Ngoh Hiang) Ingredients
- 300 Gram (10.6 ounces, or a little over half a pound) Pork Shoulder
- 200 Gram (7 ounces, or a little under half a pound) Shrimp
- 250 Gram (8.8 ounces, or about half a pound) Chicken Tights (Thighs)
- 5 Water Chestnut
- 50 Gram (1.76 ounces) Spring Onion
- 1 Table Spoon Minced Garlic
- 20 Sheets Beancurd Sheets
- a pinch Salt
- 1 Table Spoon Soy sauce
- 1 Table spoon Oyster sauce
- 1/2 Table spoon Pepper
- 2 Table Spoon sesame oil
- 1/2 Table Spoon Five Spice Powder
- 2 Table Spoon Chinese rice wine/Shaoxing Wine
- 5 table Spoon Corn Startch
- 1 Egg
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In a large mixing bowl, put together the pork, minced chicken and diced prawn. Mix well.
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Add in salt, soy sauce, oyster sauce, pepper, sesame oil, five spice powder, Chinese Rice wine, egg and corn starch.
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Cut the meat roll and serve with cucumber and chilies sauce.
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3 Comments
Oct 28, 2010
Hi Yen,
You are welcome! Try it and let me know if you like it.![]()
Apr 10, 2011
Sherry, I make that for a couple of parties and it was always a hit. Thanks for the great recipe.
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Thanks for the recipe. The photos were especially helpful. It looks really good and so I am definitely going to try it.