Showing posts with label Malaysian cuisine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malaysian cuisine. Show all posts
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Kueh Makmur
Kueh Makmur is a Malaysian biscuit. The outside layer of the biscuit is bland, but the dark peanut filling gives a sweet twist to the biscuit. Every time my grandmother(who is an expert when it comes to cooking or baking) makes this biscuit, we would just wait for the biscuits to get baked and finish it in no time. The aroma and its taste makes you eat another biscuit again and again and makes
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Roti jala chicken Murtaba/ malaysian lace pancakes with chicken stuffing
Its just another filling dish to make. You can use any filling but here Iam using chicken mince filling. This is also a perfect dish during any feast and a perfect breakfast too. Its once again a no onion and no garlic recipe. Though its time consuming its equally easy and tasty, Worth trying it out. sending this recipe to Priya's Pancake event
You need:
1 recipe Roti jala
Egg
You need:
1 recipe Roti jala
Egg
Roti Jala/ malaysian lace pancakes
Roti Jala or lace pancakes is made with a specially desingned cup. You can buy this in any big stainless steel vessel shop. This is a special breakfast made during both Eid ul fitr and Eid ul Adha our two festivals. In our grandmother's house we used to make this jalar in huge quantity as its a sure hit and not only that we used to get up at 2 am to prepare this delicacy. Making Jalar is an art.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Bubur Kacang Hijau (Sweet moong dhal porridge)
The famous Malaysian sweet dish Bubur kacang hijau is nothing but our moong dhal payasam. The unusual green color is its beauty. I learnt this dish from my grandmother and i would call it Indo-Malay because she gives an Indian touch to the malay sweet. The original recipe calls for palm sugar and only moong dhal and coconut milk. But here I have used sugar and tempered with ghee. Just have a
Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Pandan kadal paasi
This is a speciality dish from my mother. Pandan leaves is found in east asian countries and it also plays an important role in flavouring their dishes be it sweet or savoury. The leaves can also be used in our cooking also in making non-vegetarian dishes and payasam.
You need:
China Grass 1 cup
Coconut milk (thick) 3 cup
Water
You need:
China Grass 1 cup
Coconut milk (thick) 3 cup
Water
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Falooda chinagrass pudding
This recipe origins from one of my aunt.The pudding tastes just out of this world.Its smooth velvety texture is the highlight of this dessert.The recipe for this delicacy follows
You need
Milk 1/2 ltr
China grass 15 gms
Sugar 75 gms
Rose syrup 1 1/2 tbsp
Condensed milk
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