16 November, 2009

Kuih Bakar

Kuih Bakar, recipe for Jaoyee myresepi. I like it! Super duper easy and yummy!

15 November, 2009

Seri Muka Bakar


Prepare bottom/base at the beginning. Cook the ingredients below, the same way as we cook the normal rice. Coconut milk may vary in quantity, as some glutinous rice may require less/more liquid accordingly.
  • 3 cup glutinous rice
  • 3 cups lite coconut milk
  • salt to taste
When it ready, press in the cake/mould. Spray with little bit oil if necessary. Put aside while preparing the top.

Here is the ingredients for topping. Just blend everything and pour into prepared bottom/base. Bake into the oven with 180-190 degrees until set, approximately 1 hour.
  • 5 no's eggs
  • 300ml very thick coconut milk
  • 1 cup sugar
  • salt to taste
Good luck!

06 November, 2009

Sweet Sour Chicken

Super duper easy! But I'm confused why it is called 'sweet sour' as no sour ingredient in it..
  • Brown Onion - diced and sauteed.
  • Boneless breast chicken - diced, add into onion. Keep stiring untill cooked.
  • Pour sweet chilli & oyster sauce. Salt if necessary.
  • Add in diced cucumber.
  • Serve

05 November, 2009

Pau (steam bun)

I am no longer 'performing' from my ussual kichen, where I had normally prepared food/took pictures for this blog. I left the house 2 weeks ago and now transit somewhere else before we sign off from Sydney for good. I left my job as well since last monday, and now I became soooo free for blogging. My routine since then is taking care of our 'Nina' as well as sitting in front of my laptop doing nothing hhehehehe.


I found few pictures of my cooking in my C drive. Those pictures were taken weekssss ago when I was sooo busy with packing and sending our stuffs to Malaysia, and some were taken during my confinement, which was nearly 4 months agooo hehehhehe, banyang kan lah!

So this Pau is one of it! Talking about this Pau, I just fallen in love with this recipe. I was like kena curse before this. Whenever I tried any pau recipe, it didnt turn out well all the time. Sometime terkecut la, sometime terkeras laa, but this one, wallaaaa! The picture tells i guess..

All I like about this recipe is, it does not require specific measurement. Just agak2 aje ok...
  • 2-3 cups bread flour
  • ** 1 tablespoon sugar
  • **1 heap teaspoon yeast
  • ** 50 ml warm water
  • sufficient water to form dough
  • 2 table spoon vege oil
  • 1 and half teaspoon vinegar
  1. Mix ingredients marked with **. Disolve sugar and let it sit for a while until yeast looks breezing.
  2. Pour mixture 1 into flour. Mix it.
  3. Add in vinegar, oil.
  4. Add in water little by little and form a dough.
  5. Knead to get elastic/smooth dough. What I did, I jut put them into my bread maker and let it do the job.
  6. When it ready, filling as u like. Sit it for while.
  7. Pour few spoons vivegar in the water when steaming. Steam in preheated steamer for 10 - 12 minutes.

27 September, 2009

Muruku

Ingredients:
  • 60 gm lentil flour
  • 180 gm rice flour
  • 1 tsb chili powder
  • 1 tsb cummin powder
  • 200ml coconut milk (heated)
  • 50gm margarine
  • salt
  • curry leaves
  • oil (for deep frying)

Method:

  1. Mix all dry ingredients. Rub-in the margarine to form bread crumb.
  2. Pour in the coconut milk. Knead to form a dough.
  3. In the heated oil, Throw-in the curry leave. Press-in the dough using the maruku mould. Fry till browning.

Tat Gulung

The only cookies for my raya. What a raya without Tat Gulung kan... :D