mee chiang kueh

English

From Hokkien 麵煎粿 (mī chian kóe, literally “fried noodle snack”), from 麵／面 (mī, “noodle”) + 煎 (chian, “pan fried”) + 粿 (kóe, “bite size snack”).

mee chiang kueh

(Singapore, Malaysia) A thick, sweet pancake, usually with a filling of peanut, coconut or red bean.
- 2003 10 September, R. W. Apple Jr., “ASIAN JOURNEY; Snacker's Paradise: Devouring Singapore's Endless Supper”, in The New York Times‎:
  Before we left Tiong Bahru, whose stall holders are all ethnic Chinese, we tasted further evidence of the Asian genius for making a lot from a little, in the form of mee chiang kueh, a thick pancake filled with coconut and peanuts crushed before our eyes in an ancient heroically clanking and banging contraption.

单词	mee chiang kueh
释义	mee chiang kueh English Alternative forms mee jiang kueh mee jiang kuih Etymology From Hokkien 麵煎粿 (mī chian kóe, literally “fried noodle snack”), from 麵／面 (mī, “noodle”) + 煎 (chian, “pan fried”) + 粿 (kóe, “bite size snack”). Pronunciation (Singapore) IPA^(key): /miː dʒiːaŋ kuːeɪ/ Noun mee chiang kueh (Singapore, Malaysia) A thick, sweet pancake, usually with a filling of peanut, coconut or red bean. 2003 10 September, R. W. Apple Jr., “ASIAN JOURNEY; Snacker's Paradise: Devouring Singapore's Endless Supper”, in The New York Times‎: Before we left Tiong Bahru, whose stall holders are all ethnic Chinese, we tasted further evidence of the Asian genius for making a lot from a little, in the form of mee chiang kueh, a thick pancake filled with coconut and peanuts crushed before our eyes in an ancient heroically clanking and banging contraption.
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