Ingredients: 250 g Hongkong pau flour 100 g pumpkin puree (steam and mash into puree.) 15 g full milk powder 60 g castor sugar 1 tsp instant yeast 60 g water (+ & -) (estimation is required if it is too dry add 1 -2 tbsp water /too wet sprinkle some pau flour)
1 1/2 tsp corn oil Direction 1 )Mixed all the above ingredients, hand knead till become a dough. 2) Add the corn oil lastly mixed till well combine. 3) Set aside to proof for estimate 30 minutes (or double it's size) 4) Release air and knead till smooth and divide the dough @55 gm each .shape into round 5) Set aside to proof till double the size estimate 10 minutes. 6) Steamed the pau on high heat around 10 - 12 minutes.
Note:
Please make adjustment of liquid and flour amount due to seasonality from ( temperature, humidity, manufacturing from different batch of pau flours you use.)
Estimation + & - is required if it is too dry add 1 - 2 tbsp water depending so adjust yourself. If too wet sprinkle some pau flour
Sieve and combine wheat starch, tapioca flour in a mixing bowl
In a saucepan add bring 550 g water salt and oil and bring to a super hot boil.
Pour boiling water on the flours slowly using a metal chopstick.
keep stirring combine until thicken and reach translucent light dough.
Set aside to rest for 5 minutes because it is too hot to knead.
Knead dough till well combine and smooth. Flatten and rolled out dough using a rolling pin.
Roll dough into a circle shape @28g (estimated) and fill in the fillings.
Wrap and pleat the edge of the skin tightly to any desire own preference shape. I am moulding to an angku mould. Dust the mould with tapioca flour knock knock away to remove excess flour.
Place the dough into the mould and press it down, flatten, pressing the edge firmly. Knock mould a few times from left to right or top until the drop from the mould.
When the dough has the correct texture and well dusted it will easily slide out.
To steam
Pre -Prepare a steamer with water to boiling stage and arrange the Chai kuih on the steaming tray.
Brush lightly with some oil before or half way it's ok.
Steam for 10 -12 minutes or until the skin is translucent.
Garnish with chopped spring onion, garlic and chilly sauce
That's it... Done...
Notes:
Should you feel your dough is sticky just pad pad some tapioca flour to get the right consistency just little will do so long it doesn't stick to your fingers
My each dough is estimated @ 28 g each and fillings are around 1 1/2 tablespoon each
You may roll for thinner layers as per own preference but too think will make it break.
Cover the dough with cloth before use could prevent it from hardening.
Fried Jicama Sengkuang
Ingredients 400g Jicama (sengkuang) 3 tbsp Dried Prawns (Chopped in small pieces) 3 pcs Chopped Garlic
Ingredient - Seasoning 1 tsp Maggi chicken granules 1 tsp dark soy sauce Salt and sugar to taste a few dashes as per preference 150 ml water (+ & -)
Method : Wash and soak dried prawns for 10 minutes. Chop it coarsely. Wash and shred Jicama (sengkuang) Heat up 4 tbsp oil and stir in garlic, Add in dried prawns and fry till fragrant. Add in Jicama (Sengkuang) Add in seasoning B to taste. Stir fry for about 5 mins and let it simmer till vegetable is cooked.
Ingredient A:
To Blend into a paste using blender. 10 fresh deseed red chili
3 cm lemongrass (Using Upper white portion )
2 cm galangal 10 shallots 5 garlic 1 1/2 tablespoon dry prawns
4 x 1 cm shrimp paste 5 young kaffir leaves (Stems remove)
100 -150 ml water
Other Ingredient
200 grams chili paste
6 tablespoon tamarind paste
2 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon chicken granules 6 tablespoon tamarind paste
2 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon chicken granules 1 tablespoon dark soy sauce 1 small cube of gula melaka
1 -2 lime
1/2 cups cooking oil
Direction
Heat oil in wok, add the blended paste and chili paste. Stir occasionally to prevent burn.
Add tamarind, sugar, salt and chicken granules.
(adjust taste as your preference if you wish) Stir fry until oil separates. Dish up.
Finally squeeze in fresh lime juice combine well.
Allow it to cool before keeping in a air tight container
Note:
You may use --Ready bought tamarind paste instead of tamarind pulp.
You may -------Blend your own Chili paste/Boh using dry Chilies and blend yourself.
I have kept in the fridge for 5 months so far or for longer best kept in frozen.
You can opt to add or not to add dark soy sauce they are just to make my paste looks better.
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Coffee Muffin Cupcakes
Ingredient
3 eggs
100 gm sugar
120 gm Superfine cake flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
2 tbsp Coffee emulco flavor
1/2 tsp baking powder
Direction
In a mixing bowl hand mixer- beat eggs lightly till slightly foamy
Add sugar in 3 in stages.
Add in superfine flour by stages.
Add in coffee emulco combine well finally add baking powder.
Batter should leave a ribbon trail consistency yet not runny.
Pour in batter into 7-8 paper cups. Tap lightly a few times to release any air bubbles. Place 5 pieces of almond slice on the surface before baking.
Place the paper cupcakes on a muffin tray to bake.
Place baking tray on the lowest level in oven to bake. 5 minutes before done I remove from the muffin trays and continue to bake. This helps me ensure the bottom of my cupcakes are fully evenly baked.
Remove from oven and allow it to cool down.
Note: If your batter is too liquid/runny, add 1 tsp of corn flour to help thicken,
If your cupcakes happen to overflow adjust the putting lesser in the cupcakes next round.
3 eggs
Add 3 eggs to beat in a mixing bowl
Add Castor sugar
Add flour
Add in coffee flavor
Add in baking powder
Mixed until well combine
Mixed until firm peak.
Batter should leave a ribbon trail consistency
Place 5 slices of Almond on the surface. or as per own desire
Place baking tray on the lowest level in oven to bake.
5 minutes before done I remove from the muffin trays and continue to bake.
This helps me ensure the bottom of the cupcakes are fully evenly bake.
Sometimes they just overflow during baking so you got to
learn and understand how much to put into the cupcakes.