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			== Curry_mee ==
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'''Curry Mee''' is a popular dish in [[Malaysia]] and [[Singapore]], known for its rich, spicy and creamy curry soup base. It is a part of the broader category of [[noodle soup]] dishes found in Southeast Asian cuisine.

== Ingredients ==
The main ingredients of Curry Mee include [[noodles]], which can be either yellow egg noodles or rice vermicelli, and a curry soup base. The curry is typically made from a blend of spices including [[turmeric]], [[coriander]], [[cumin]], [[chili peppers]], and other ingredients such as [[coconut milk]], [[lemongrass]], and [[galangal]].

The dish is often garnished with ingredients like [[tofu puffs]], [[prawns]], [[cuttlefish]], [[chicken]], and [[bean sprouts]]. A distinctive ingredient often found in Curry Mee is [[blood cockles]]. Some versions of the dish may also include [[pig's blood curd]].

== Variations ==
There are several regional variations of Curry Mee. In [[Penang]], the dish is typically served with a separate spoonful of chili paste. The [[Kuala Lumpur]] version, also known as Curry Laksa, includes a thicker curry and additional ingredients like [[cockles]] and [[long beans]]. The [[Singaporean]] version, known as Curry Laksa or Laksa Lemak, is similar to the Kuala Lumpur version but often includes [[fish cake]] and [[cockles]].

== Cultural Significance ==
Curry Mee is a staple in Malaysian and Singaporean [[street food]] culture. It is commonly served at [[hawker centres]], which are open-air food complexes offering a wide variety of inexpensive local dishes. The dish is also often enjoyed during breakfast and lunch.

== See Also ==
* [[Laksa]]
* [[Malaysian cuisine]]
* [[Singaporean cuisine]]
* [[Street food]]

[[Category:Malaysian cuisine]]
[[Category:Singaporean cuisine]]
[[Category:Noodle dishes]]
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