Beef Siomai Mami
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In the Philippines, mami is the popular name for Chinese egg noodle soup. Served with a clear broth and vegetables, mami may be topped with chicken, pork, beef, seafood, steamed dumplings (siomai) or a combination of any of these. Siomai mami is sometimes called wonton noodle soup in Chinese restaurants.
The most common filling for siomai is a mixture of ground pork and diced shrimps. Sharksfin, beef and chicken are also popular.
As the title says, this is a recipe for beef siomai mami. To be more precise, the beef siomai is made not only with ground beef but with finely chopped black chinese mushrooms. There are two kins available in the market–dried and fresh. If using fresh, simply cut off the stems then finely chop the caps. If using dried, soak in lukearm water for about 20 minutes to rehydrate. Then cut off the stems and finely chop the caps.
Egg noodles are likewise available fresh or dried. See the notes below on their preparation.
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I want you to send me a recipe for beef siomai making. Thank you! Hope to hear from you very soon!
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