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Friday, August 16, 2019

Stir-fried Tomato and Scrambled Eggs 番茄炒蛋


Fried Tomato with Scrambled Egg is not my favorite dish for its acidic flavor.    The sourish taste came from the tomato.  Somehow, tomato in Malaysia are sourish after cooked.

To reduce the sourish taste, its usually added with a bit of sugar,  with additional flavor enhanced with ketchup.


Wednesday, August 7, 2019

Sambal Petai




ingredients :
seeds of petai ( Parkia speciosa
Susi's sambal paste
Onion x 2 
Garlic x 2 cloves
Minced Pork




Saturday, July 20, 2019

Ayaman Ketupat



Rice Dishes 2.0

Malay Rice Dishes

Lemang
  
Lotong


Nasi Impit

Ketupat

 Nasi Kerabu

Nasi Kunyit

Nasi Lemak
  
Nasi Tomato

Nasi Minyak


Chinese Rice Dishes

Claypot Rice 瓦煲鸡饭

Fried Rice 炒饭

Lo Mai Kai 糯米雞

Rice Porridge 粥

Rice Dumpling 粽子





Indian Rice Dishes

Idli

Tosai

Nasi Dagang

Nasi Briyani






Wednesday, June 12, 2019

Goreng Bunga Durian


Considering almost RM1000 for 3 fruit nowdsays, gadaikan sarung for makan durian dah tak boleh pakailah.

Ever tried Durian’s flower ?  it’s still affordable, at least for now.

In Sarawak, Bunga durian is a delicacy, to be enjoyed months before durian matured.

Durian flower can be prepared in many ways : goreng belacan, asam pedas, or just simply goreng with shallot and garlic !

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

煎番薯 Fried Sweet Potato


番薯、俗称地瓜,除了煮番薯汤水,几乎没其他煮法。

在这物资丰富、应有尽有的年代,苦心莲的地瓜饭成了养生。吾思其味、便闻其臭,敬而远之。

于是,想起了番薯片。


先屑皮,切片。薯片可厚可薄。锅加热,下牛油。以慢火慢煎薯片。一边熟后,反另边。熟了即可。


入口干燥。佐以咖啡。


Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Fried Nián Gāo 煎番薯年糕



Nián gāo ( 年糕 ) is a pastry prepared from glutinous rice flour and a lot of sugar, traditionally associated with Chinese New Year.  

The sticky sweet snack was believed to be an offering to the Kitchen God, when after eating the cake, his mouth will be stuck, and thus cannot badmouth the family in front of the Jade Emperor.

Nián gāo, when freshly steam, is soft and sticky.  It can be stored for months, only get moldy if properly kept.  By then, it become so hard to consume.  

Still edible, the aged nián gāo need to be cleaned of the mold, then cut to discard a bit of the outer layer.  It is then cut into pieces of about 5mm thick.  Together with sweet potato and yam, it is deep-fried coated with batter.

Best served hot with kopi-o.



step 1 : cut nián gāo and sweet potato

 step 2 : coat with batter, fry in shallow oil

step 3 : first the nián gāo side, then flip over to sweet potato

step 4 : drain the oil