Here is the recipe and replay of Episode 4 of the Southeast Asian Cooking Masterclass Series – Recipe – Laksa Nyonya INGREDIENTS: 1/2 cup onion, quartered 6 garlic cloves 1 inch galangal 1 inch turmeric 1/2 Tbsp belacan powder 4 Tbsp soaked dried shrimp 2 inch length of lemongrass 1/2 cup chilli paste (from soaked, blended…
Here is the recipe and replay of Episode 3 of the Southeast Asian Cooking Masterclass Series – Recipe – Otak-Otak (Grilled Spicy Fishcakes) INGREDIENTS: 300 g fish fillets (eg. mackerel, red fish or basa) 2 Tbsp iced water 1 Tbsp tapioca flour Dash of pepper 1 Tbsp sugar 1⁄2 Tbsp chicken stock granules* 1 1⁄2…
Here is the recipe and replay of Episode 2 of the Southeast Asian Cooking Masterclass Series – Recipe – Malaysian Chicken Curry INGREDIENTS: 1/4 cup vegetable oil 1 large onion 5 garlic cloves ½ inch knob ginger 1 stalk lemongrass, cut into 3-inch chunks 3 Tbsp Malaysian meat curry powder**, mixed to a paste with…
Here are the recipes and replay of Episode 1 of the Southeast Asian Cooking Masterclass Series – Recipe 1 – Sambal Belacan INGREDIENTS: 2 large onions 1 Tbsp chicken stock granules* 75 ml Fish sauce 2 Tbsp Belacan (shrimp paste) powder** 1 Tbsp crushed dried chillies 200g large red chillies 150 ml vegetable oil 2…
Following from my previous post I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my new series starting Fridays, 9 September 2016 at 7pm Aust EST (click here to check local time – https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/ ). I’m going to be joined by Digital Marketing Expert and Live video producer, Krishna De – http://www.krishna.me/ , who will help moderate the…
This is a famous snack from my Malaysian hometown of Seremban and in this recipe I’m using chicken mince as the filling. These instructions work on a Thermocook or a Thermomix, but in their absence you can use a dough mixer for the dough and a saucepan + stove for the filling. Seremban Chicken Siew…
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…
Full disclosure – I’ve never had this in Singapore; in fact my only exposure to Crab Bee Hoon has been on TV courtesy of Anthony Bourdain. I Googled it and found a version that’s basically a glorified fish head vermicelli recipe. I’m confident that’s NOT the same dish that Mr. Bourdain ate in Geylang, so…
Fried rice is kind of a fridge clear-out type of dish for me, rather than something I plan ahead of time. The ingredients in this particular recipe, I guess, will give you an insight into what my Asian pantry/fridge contains – salted eggs, century eggs, salted fish, leftover boiled rice, that sort of stuff 🙂…
I don’t think I’ve ever come across young jackfruit here in Sydney, but I’ve seen frozen breadfruit in Indian grocery stores, and I think that would work as a perfectly acceptable substitute. FYI young jackfruit needs to be boiled with vinegar to remove its slimy texture, should you ever use it in this recipe. In…