DEEP FRIED CRISPY BANANA
A: Bananas
8 Bananas (sliced according to own desire shape)
B: Batter Ingredient
150 g Wheat starch
1 tsp Soda Bicarbonate
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp kapur sireh
40 ml corn oil
3/4 - 1 tsp salt
100 ml water (+ and -)
C: OTHERS
Sufficient cooking oil for deep frying
Instructions:
In a mixing bowl combine ingredient B stir well to create a smooth batter.
Set aside for the batter to incorporated and set aside to rest for 15 minutes.
Banana ( according to desire size. either whole or into halves)
Dipped into batter for few second until well coated.
Heat up a wok with oil. Ensure oil is hot by testing with a wooden chopstick. When it sizzles the oil is hot and ready for frying.
2 STEP PROCESS IN FRYING
1st step of 2 step frying process.
Shake excessive batter and carefully dip in hot oil.
Turning both sides or until banana half fried and lightly brown.
Shake excessive oil and ... and next ....
2nd step of 2 step frying process.
Carefully dip 1st time fried banana into batter for the 2nd time.
Shake to remove excess batter and carefully dip again for the 2nd time in hot oil this time until golden crips. (Note: This round the oil must be hot )
Shake excess oil and drain on paper towel.
Wheat starch brand that I used. This is the brand I am using for edible calcium carbonate/kapur sireh. |
HOME MADE PURE BENTONG GINGER POWDER
Our Genuine pure bentong ginger powder is very pure and rich with strong flavor and is 3 to 5 times higher than normal ginger actually named the “King of Ginger”,
But most of all my hubby is very good and strong in planting ginger and he planted it seems so easy. We would jar them for own home consumption. Good choice of marinating meats
FRIED CABBAGE WITH CHINESE SAUSAGE
Fried Cabbage is such a simple dish . This cabbage are called Cameron Highland cabbage, they are such a natural sweetness veg and pairs very well with Chinese Sausage, just love it to the max. |
CABBAGE, CHINESE SAUSAGES & SLICED GARLIC |
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The final stage of frying ready to dish up
THAI BASIL MINCED PORK
Ingredients: 300 g of minced pork
5 cloves of smash garlic
3 green bird’s eye chilli- deseeded 1 handful of Thai basil leaves
Seasoning - combine all below
1 tablespoon of oyster sauce
1 tsp chicken granules
1 tsp dark soya sauce
3 tbsp of fish sauce
5 tbsp plain water
4 tbsp cooking oil
Direction
Heat up a wok and add in cooking oil and saute garlic and bird's eye chilli until fragrant
Add in minced pork and seasoning and continue to stir fried until cooked and aromatic.
Lastly add in all the basil leaves give it high heat stir and dish up .
Save some fresh basil leaves for garnishing.
MATCHA GREEN TEA HUAT KUIH
MATCHA GREEN TEA HUAT KUIH
Ingredient A
250 gm all purpose flour
125 gm sugar
150 ml warm water
100 ml concentrate Kara brand coconut cream .
1 teaspoon double action baking powder
1 1/2 teaspoon instant yeast
1 tsp matcha green tea powder
1 tsp corn oil ( add this lastly)
Reason and possiblities why Huat Kuih failed.
Ingredient A
250 gm all purpose flour
125 gm sugar
150 ml warm water
100 ml concentrate Kara brand coconut cream .
1 teaspoon double action baking powder
1 1/2 teaspoon instant yeast
1 tsp matcha green tea powder
1 tsp corn oil ( add this lastly)
- For pink huat kuih - I used 1 1/2 drop of pink colour (Star Brand)
- For blue pea flowers - Boiled 4 tbsp water + 20 pcs blue pea flowers.
Direction Preparing batter.
Add all the ingredient A in a mixing bowl using the whisk, whisk until smooth and lump free. (Sieve it for smoother batter.)
Add all the ingredient A in a mixing bowl using the whisk, whisk until smooth and lump free. (Sieve it for smoother batter.)
Slowly stir the batter to release trap air and is ready to pour into moulds for steaming .
Pour the batter 100% full into the mould and set aside to rest. Steamed for 25-30 minutes. By the way reduce from 8 to 5 mould is the correct way ..too many steaming at one time makes the Huat Kuih unable to laugh in my case.
Reason and possiblities why Huat Kuih failed.
- Batter must be proof ensure they double up
- Ensure steamer water is boiling hot before steaming.
- Do not open the steamer for at least 25 minute, otherwise the batter may sink and it may not be success if you close and continue to re-steamed ..unless as and and when you open the lid they are already 80% blooming which we cannot see unless the lid is transparent ..do take note on this.
- Do not steamed too many Huat kuih mould at one time. 5 would just be nice.
- This is to ensure balances high steamer heat sustained and are there to boost a sucess laughing instead of just smilling Huat Kuih.
Making huat kuih seems so easy yet they are not for beginners.
- Every steamer works differently and you got to learn to understand your steamer cos aluminium steamer are thicker ply and some are not .
- Well practice makes perfect --GOOD LUCK
PEANUT PANCAKE - THICK APAM BALIK
Peanut pancake -Thick Apam Balik
Apam Balik one of the most traditional and enjoy pancake by Malaysian . It’s an Asian style pancake turnover with varieties of fillings inside.
Today I homemade my own Apam balik using simple most traditional filling like roasted peanuts, sugar and creamy sweet corn.
It's so easy to prepared in your home using varieties from nutella chocolate, bananas and even cheese and the choice is yours.
Ingredient A-Proofing my yeast
- 1 tbsp castor sugar
- 1 tbsp instant yeast
- 3 tbsp warm water ( or sufficient warm water to dissolve yeast and sugar solution )
Set aside est 15 minutes to proof or until double)
Ingredient B
- 170 g plain flour
- 80 g rice flour
- 2 tbsp caster sugar
- 2 eggs
- 20 g full cream powder (optional)
- 220 ml plain water
- 1 tsp double action baking powder
- Combine all ingredient A & B in a bowl until a smooth batter is form.
- Cover with a cling wrapped and leave to rest for 30 minutes or double. .
- 50 g Toasted chopped Peanut
- 25 g Toasted Sesame seed
- 20 g sugar
- Creamy sweet corn
- 1 tsp unsalted butter
You could add sliced banana, walnuts, nutella chocolate ,or anything other of your choice
I am using 24 cm non stick iron cast pan or you could either use 16 cm the choice is yours.
Ready to pan
- Spray oil to a non stick pan on low heat and wipe evenly with paper towel.
- When pan is heated evenly, give batter a stir before spreading.
- I scope 2 ladle into my pan and cover pan with lid. How many scope depends on the size of your preference and pan.
- Allow 2 minutes and notice pancake should have a nice fluffy honeycomb structure.
- Add the filling A = sugar follow by peanut , add sweet corn or banana and some unsalted butter according to own preference.
- Cover and cook for another 2-3 mins , remove lid check to ensure center batter are dried and cooked when sides are lightly brown ..then it's ready.
- Remove and fold into half using a spatula, cut and serve hot.
- Enjoy.
Tips to take note:
- The surface of the non stick pan must be smooth and not score with lines otherwise.. the surface of the pancake may not be smooth.
- How thick you would prefer your batter to be depend on your own choice.
- With this the timing during cooking may be different from mine .
- Oil that are grease from the pan should be evenly wipe off lightly to prevent patch surface.
- Best do not keep batter too long then necessary or even overnight this may cause over proof.
- Even if you do not cover the pan lid pancakes will still be ok to do without.
- You may skip proofing yeast and just combine everything in but I rather prefer pre-proofing as the way I am sure my yeast are active.
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