Recipe: Penang Fried Kway Teow - Cass: Kway Tow is the name given to malaysian fried flat noodles.

Cass: Kway Tow is the name given to malaysian fried flat noodles. You can add shrimps, pork, chicken, or soy chicken if you prefer. I found several recipes. Here is one that looks very much like the one you are looking for, but does not use soya chicken. Just buy it at a Natural Health Food Store & use it instead of the listed main ingredient:

Penang Fried Kway Teow

600g kway teow
Chopped garlic
Cooking oil
300g prawns, shelled but leave the tails intact
1 Chinese sausage (optional), sliced thinly
150g cockles, scalded and shelled
150g beansprouts
100g chives, cut into 3cm lengths
Chilli paste
eggs

Seasoning:
1 tbsp light soya sauce
Salt and pepper to taste
1 tbsp chilli paste
A little dark soya sauce -- for colour
A little water

Heat wok with 3 tbsp oil until hot and fry l tsp chopped garlic until light brown.

Add about 3-4 prawns, some beansprouts and Chinese sausages (optional).

Push all the fried ingredients to one side and add in a plate of kway teow. Stir-fry the kway teow quickly. Add seasoning and sprinkle with a little water and mix in all the fried ingredients together.

Spread all the ingredients around the kuali and create an empty space in the centre, then crack an egg into it and add a little more oil.

Cover the egg with all the ingredients and stir-fry evenly. Add cockles if desired and mix in a handful of chives. Do not overcook.

Remove the dish to a plate and serve hot.