Fish soup bee hoon

Fish Soup Bee Hoon, also known as Fish Head Bee Hoon, is a popular Singaporean dish made primarily from fish and rice vermicelli, known locally as 'bee hoon'.

Ingredients

The main ingredients of Fish Soup Bee Hoon are fish, usually snakehead fish, and rice vermicelli. Other ingredients can include tomatoes, bittergourd, and lettuce. The soup is often flavored with milk, garlic, and Chinese rice wine.

Preparation

The fish is first fried and then simmered with other ingredients in a pot of boiling water. The rice vermicelli is cooked separately and added to the soup just before serving. Some variations of the dish may include additional ingredients such as prawns, squid, and vegetables.

Variations

There are several variations of Fish Soup Bee Hoon, including the addition of milk to create a creamy soup, or the use of fried fish instead of fresh fish. Some versions may also include seafood such as prawns and squid.

Cultural Significance

Fish Soup Bee Hoon is a staple in many hawker centres in Singapore and is often consumed as a breakfast or lunch meal. It is also commonly served during the Chinese New Year as fish is considered a symbol of abundance and prosperity in Chinese culture.

See Also

• Singaporean cuisine
• Hawker centre
• Chinese New Year

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