The beauty of left-over Curry Chicken
Chicken Curry always taste better the day after. The flavours are more intense, the spiciness is less sharp, and somehow it tastes sweeter. And, we more often than not, cook too much curry. Eating it with rice or bread again the next morning seems a little too much, or it is just plain boring.
Following my post on My Elusive Grandma’s Singapore Chicken Curry, I would extrapolate the use, or the prevention of wastage, of leftover chicken curry. Therefore I will introduce my very own ‘Hock Hai’-styled Curry Noodle.
Remember the long queues back at the Hong Lim building for this infamous curry noodle? I’m so surprised that they have since moved to the Bedok Central Hawker Centre from those days. And the queues are still as long. But somehow, I feel that their standards have dropped.
Now they also offer satay bee hoon. It kinda makes me feel that they have lost their spark from their own Hong Lim Building days.
Preparing this noodle with leftover chicken curry is easy enough. You just gotta buy the extra noodles.
Preparation time: 20 mins
Ingredients (for 2 pax):
- Fresh egg noodles
- Fresh white rice vermicelli
- Bean sprouts
- Tau Pok or Tau Kua
- Fish cake slices
Method
The method is simple:
- Par-boil the noodles and vermicelli together with the bean sprouts. Just slightly as they may get soggy.
- Drain and leave them in the serving bowl.
- Add Tau Pok, Tau Kwa and fish cake.
- Pour in the hot left-over chicken curry.
And there you have it! You can make your very own ‘Hock Hai’ Curry Noodles – The best solution to leftover chicken curry.
Hock Hai Curry Chicken Noodle FAQs
Where is the Original Hock Hai Curry Chicken Noodle?
Hock Hai Curry Noodle is currently located at 208 New Upper Changi Road, Bedok Central Hawker Centre. It used to be located at Hong Lim Building, near Raffles Place.