How to Make Popiah Filling
I guess having posted about making popiah skin it’s only appropriate I follow up with the rest of the ingredients to complete the dish 🙂 (this is a second upload with the staticky audio sorta fixed)


I guess having posted about making popiah skin it’s only appropriate I follow up with the rest of the ingredients to complete the dish 🙂 (this is a second upload with the staticky audio sorta fixed)


This recipe will work in a Thermocook or a Thermomix using the same settings. (ps. you might know by now my recipes are based on my culinary philosophy of “agak-agak” or “guesstimating”, so adapt as you see fit with similar kitchen appliances). For a non-appliance dependent recipe, please check out my previous post – How to…

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 Edensor Park was where we settled when my parents, younger sister and I first arrived in Australia back in 1984, and it was in that part of Sydney where I got my first after-school job delivering pamphlets and the local newspaper (remember The Champion, anyone?) in the area. Even though I no longer live…

Summer Fruit Festival Recipe #8 –Â Stir-Fried Asian Vegetables INGREDIENTS: 1 bunch kailan aka Chinese broccoli or any Asian greens, cleaned and cut into 3-inch lengths 3 tsps minced garlic 3 slices ginger (optional) 1 Tbsp Shaoxing cooking wine (optional) 1 Tbsp oil 2 Tbsps oyster Sauce 1 tsp soya Sauce 1 Tbsp tapioca starch or…

I knew this Malaysian childhood snack as Mah Chee, though it’s entirely possible I had the name wrong my whole life; such is the lot of an entire generation of fluent but illiterate Chinese speakers who grew up in Malaysia. The cookbook from which this recipe was extracted (Agnes Chang’s Hawkers’ Delights) calls it “Chi…

Print PDF Click to watch on YouTube –Â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKEWhZgYBtA Pretty sure I’ve blogged this recipe before, but there are probably plenty of people who missed it the first time around, so here it is. Again. Subscribe for more Malaysian cooking videos – http://youtube.com/JackieM Otak-otak is a very popular street side snack in some parts of Malaysia…
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