- In heated oil, sautee 3-4 garlic clove till fragrant.
- Add half cup each of oyster sauce, chilli sauce and tomato sauce. Stir.
- Add 2 cup of chicken or anchovy stock and keep stiring.
- Add half cup of petis, and more water if necessary (if to thick).
- Palm sugar and salt to taste.
- Grounded roasted peanut and sesame seed, on your choice.
- Keep stiring until you get desired gravy.
12 July, 2010
Yong Tau Foo
11 July, 2010
Bingka Telur
Ingredients:
- 6 eggs
- 2 cups of pandan juice, or 2 cups water with yellow coloring
- 2 canned coconut milk (400ml x2)
- 3 cups of wheat flour
- 2 cups of sugar
- salt to taste
- 4 tbsp butter - melted.
Instructions:
- Combine and blend all ingredients. Avoid lumpy batter.
- Grease pan/mould with 1 tbsp oil. Pour the batter into heated pan/mould.
- Bake in the oven till browning. test with the skewer/tester.
Note: I only made half of this recipe. And since I made this without pandan leave, I add little bit vanilla essence.
Chee Chong Fan
Recipe adopted from Lydia's Kitchen. I followed everything except the wheat starch. I subsituted with the normal wheat flour instead.
Ingredients (2 serves):
- 130gm fine rice flour
- 10gm corn starch
- 10gm wheat starch
- 1 cup water
- Oil
Directions:
- Combine rice flour, corn starch, wheat starch and water. Mix well and let it stand for 1 hour.
- Grease plate or a small tray with oil, pour in some mixture and steam for 30 seconds.
- Place filling (optional) and roll it up.
Note: It can be served with Yong Tau Foo gravy, and can be added as one of the Yong Tau Foo items.
26 June, 2010
Kaya Spread
- 3 nos of egg
- 300 ml thick coconut milk
- 240gm sugar, (I reduced this to 180 gm)
- 2 pandan leaves
For Caramel: - 60 g sugar
- 125 water
- Prepare caramel by heating sugar till browning and later, slowly add water. Give a good stir. Remove from stove and set aside.
- Combine eggs, sugar and coconut milk, stir well to dilute the sugar. Filter.
- Pour half of the egg mixture into the caramel and whisk. Later, pour this mixture into the remaining egg mixture, keep stiring.
- Transfer in into a pot and add knotted pandan leaves. Simmer with a slow heat and keep stiring until it turn thick and glossy.
- Remove from stove and cool. Keep it regrigerated.
14 June, 2010
05 June, 2010
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
