Crispy Cereal Fish

Last week went out trade visit with my sales colleague, EC. This round I visited those provision sundry shops and some provision sundry wholesalers. What I do actually? Emmm... walk inside the shop, check all the products they have, what competitors products they are selling and off course our company's products. Then KPC a bit with the boss ( usually talking cock ) and 'yam char' or lunch entertainment to dig information from them. It is pretty interesting to visit this category of business as you will find so many interesting food items which you can't get from the hypermarkets or supermarkets. Usually all the small players will sell into all this type of outlets cos no need A&P and listing fees mah!

Saw something interesting again, the MASFOOD Crispy Seasoning Mix. Haven't heard of it nor seen it in any big chain hypermarkets. I got so tempted and bought a packet to try out at home.

This is my 2nd attempt after the first one using Singlong brand which is lousy. For this round instead of prawns I used fish. I have one 'Tilapia Fish' in the fridge and de-boned it and deep fried the fish till golden brown and crispy.

The instruction on the pack stated that we need one egg yolk. What you need to do is, heat 3 tbsp of butter in a pan. Then pour in the egg yolk and give it a quick stir to make into thin strips. Once the butter in the pan bubbled up, add in chilli padi and curry leaves and sautee till fragrant. Add in the fish fillet and pour in the crispy cereal seasoning and black sesame. Mixed well, dish up and serve as easy as 1,2,3.

Hmmmm.... rated this 3 *** better than the first one, Singlong brand. This one not as salty as the first one but this also full with MSG!!! Dearie Suki loves to eat something like this which is ' lai yau' either using prawns, fish, squids or chicken. He just love it maybe is the nice aroma of the butter plus the curry leaves. Looks like I must cook it using original recipe instead of all this instant seasoning mix - MSG - MSG - MSG !

Don't know tonight going to 'gulp, gulp, gulp' how many litres of water again !