Wednesday, December 10, 2014

CUCUR UDANG

السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ
Peace be upon you









Prawn Fritters
 



Ingredients


3 ½ cups of plain flour *
400ml water *
1 tsp salt *
5 gm yeast *
¼ cup of roughly chopped chives
2 handfuls of bean sprouts
15-12 medium size prawns (depending on how big you want your fritters are)
Enough vegetable oil to deep frying


Method

Mix all the * ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Once the batter smooth enough add in the chives and bean sprouts and mix them well. Cover with plastic wrap and let it sit for ½ an hour or until bubbles.

Heat oil in a wok over high heat and turn to medium heat once the oil hot enough.  Dip the ladle into the hot oil then pour batter into the hot ladle (it’s about half of the ladle) place the prawn on top of the batter and soak it in hot oil until it loose from the ladle. Repeat the same steps and you can cook about 4-5 pieces of fritters in a batch. Cook until the fritters golden brown and crisp enough.

Remove the cooked fritters and drain the excess oil using kitchen paper towel.





Peanut Sauce

Ingredients

1 cup of chili paste (depending on the hot level that you prefer)
1 1/2 cup roughly grounded peanut
1 tbsp dried prawns (soak in the water for few minutes and pound it)
4-5 cm Gula Melaka / Palm Sugar (depend on you)
3 cups of water
Salt to taste
½ tsp asam jawa Adabi (tamarind paste)
4-5 tbsp vegetable oil

Method

Heat oil in a medium size heavy bottomed sauce pan. Pour in chili paste and add in the pounded dried prawns. Cook till fragrant and lil bit brown. Add in peanut and mix them well. Pour in the water, add in the palm sugar, salt, tamarind paste and cook till the sauce lil bit thicken.

Cut the prawn fritters into 4-6 small pieces and serve with the peanut sauce.


Note : 

Add a stalk of lemongrass for fragrant. I tak masukkan sebab takde stock :)



 
  










Love,

Honey

Monday, December 8, 2014

SALMON OPEN FACED SANDWICH WITH HOMEMADE BAGUETTE

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Peace be upon you


Hari ni nak share recipe baguette dengan kawan-kawan semua. Tapi hari ni macam malas lah nak berceloteh :)




Ingredients

250gm strong white flour, plus extra for dusting
1/2 tsp salt
5gm yeast
30 ml olive oil, plus extra for oiling
180 ml water



Method

Place all the ingredients in a large mixing bowl and mix them until it change to form.

Tip the dough on slightly floured flat surface and knead for 5 minutes.

Tip the dough into an oiled bowl, cover and leave the dough to prove for two hours.

Tip the dough out onto an oiled flat surface. Dust your hands in a little flour and devide the dough in two.

Knock back the dough and stretch and fold, and then roll the dough into a baguette shape.

Place on a baguette tray or a large baking tray, cover and leave to prove until it has doubled in size.

Heat a roasting dish in the bottom of the oven and pour in some water to create some steam (this will help form the crust).

Preheat the oven to 220c in a non-fan oven.

Just before baking, slash the top of each baguette three times.

Bake the baguettes for 30 minutes. Then drop the temperature to 200c and cook for 10 minutes. The baked baguettes should be golden-brown and have a slight sheen to them.   








Love,



  Honey  

Thursday, December 4, 2014

GARDEN UPDATE : PART 17

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Peace be upon you


Hari ni nak update tentang pokok-pokok kesayangan pulak. Maaf ye kawan-kawan, tak sempat nak singgah rumah you all laaaa... :(
Nanti I usahakan jenjalan ke rumah you all tau.



Ini lah dia si penggemar daun kari I tu.. masa ni anak-anaknya I dah penyek dah so tinggal dia ni je lagi nak di hapuskan.


Tengok lah tu pokok kari kesayangan, habis daunnya rosak dek anak-anak kumbang putih tu. Pantang tak belek pokok ni sehari dua pasti penuh aje anak-anak kumbang tu kat daun ni.


Entah kenapa daun kari di bahagian pagar tepi rumah ni daunnya kekuningan. Tak cukup makan kah? Nanti ya, hari minggu Mommy kasi makan banyak-banyak.



Ini pula si penggemar daun ros, daun pudina, daun kesum, daun kari, daun limau purut, pendek cerita serba serbi dia gemar! Sigh! Habis daun compang camping dek kerja dia ni.


  
Pokok ni di sedekah oleh colleague Chinese I haritu. Tumbuh bagai juara padahal I tertinggal di opis (dalam plastic) selama dua hari (Sabtu Ahad). Tapi sihat walafiat lagi dia dalam plastic tu. Bila di tanam, tumbuh bagai juara pulak. Pokok apa ya? Adakah pokok oregano? Dia kata dalam kumpulan mint jugak tapi tak tau nama. Ye ye.. I tanam dalam drawer hahaha.



Ini pula pokok Roselle yang I beli benihnya dari Semua Menjadi.
Tak sabar nak tunggu besar dan berbuah.


Ini lah saki baki bunga Red Devil tu.. Saja nak tunjuk lagi pada you all :)



Ini pula si Peachy yang dah blooming. Tapi bunganya tak berapa elok. Kekurangan khasiat barangkali.



Ini pula... Eh eh! Kenapa si gemok ni termasuk dalam cerita garden Mommy ni (excuse his tahi lalat besar kat hidung tu. Bekas luka tapi belum terkopek sepenuhnya)? Si Ben ni tunggu Mommy dia berkebun sampai mengantuk ya? Alololo siannya dia tu! Toby pula jalan-jalan di luar pagar makan angin. Ben ni aje yang baik duduk dalam kawasan rumah aje. Good boy!




    Ini dinner Ahad malam haritu. Dua hari berturut-turut I buat Sushi haha. Cuba teka I taruk filling apa untuk sushi paling kanan tu? Siapa dapat teka dia memang terror!
 Sekian.




Love,


    Honey     

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

SALMON SUSHI

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Peace be upon you





I've been in Japan last Saturday and had my sushi in bed. Japan? Seriously? Short trip ke apa? Nah... mimpi lah I nak fly ke Jepun nun hahaha. PTPTN pon belum habis bayar! Kah kah kah!

I buat sushi last Saturday, since I crave for it for a long time.. Sepinggan sushi siap untuk makan malam! Dinner in bed you...! Sambil tengok tv kan.. :) Itu lah heaven namanya!

Nak recipe ke? Tak yah lah.... hihi.. senang aje membuatnya.



   
Ini pula Tamagoyaki(卵焼き)namanya. Campuran telur dengan susu aje.. tak letak pun kicap cair.. Kalau Japanese diaorang taruk rice vinegar sekali.

Makan sushi dip dengan kicap and wasabi.. oh sedapnya!! Terangkat sampai ke otak ok! LOL!




Love,


Honey

Thursday, November 27, 2014

TAUHU ANORA

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Peace be upon you


Apakah Tauhu Anora? I pun tak pasti kenapa di beri nama Tauhu Anora. Adakah sempena nama si pembuatnya, I tak pasti. Tapi tauhu ini sangat terkenal di Taman Melawati (maaf jika salah). Tauhu kering yang di sumbat dengan kentang dan mix vegies dan di makan dengan sos khas membuatkan ia menjadi kegilaan ramai. Apakah rahsianya? I pun tak pasti hihi..





Adapted by : Azian Collection 
Adjusted by : Honey

Tauhu / Tofu
 
Ingredients

20 pcs dried tofu (I used the small dried tofu)
4 potatoes (diced)
1/4 cup of mix veggies (carrot, peas, corn)
3 cloves garlic (finely chopped)
A cup of water
Salt to taste
2 eggs
A pinch of white pepper
3-4 tbsp vegetable oil (to cook the filling)
2 tbsp finely chopped parsley leaves
5-6 cup of vegetable oil for frying



Method


Heat oil in a wok over medium heat. Cook garlic until fragrant and lil bit brown. Add in potatoes, salt and pour in the water. Cook till the water almost absorbed. Add in the mix veggies and cooked until the water fully absorbed. Set aside to cool.


Heat oil in a heavy bottomed sauce pan over medium heat. Whisk eggs with white pepper. Add parsley into the potatoes mixture and stuff  into the dried tofu, dip it into the egg mixture and deep frying until golden brown or until the tofu crisp enough. Depending on your sauce pan size, you can cook 4-5 pcs tofu in the same time. Repeat the same steps for the remaining tofu.

Drain the excess oil and set aside.



Sauce

Ingredients


3 cloves garlic (finely pounded)
1 cm ginger (finely pounded)
1 tbsp chili paste
2 tbsp soy sauce 
2 tbsp chili sauce
1 tbsp fermented beans (finely pounded)
5 cm gula melaka (I bought the bigger size one)
1 1/2 cup of water
1 tbsp corn starch
1-2 tbsp vegetable oil


Method


Heat oil in a medium size heavy bottomed sauce pan over medium heat. Cook garlic and ginger until fragrant and add in the chili paste. Simmer till the chili paste cooked enough and add in the fermented beans, soy sauce, chili sauce, water, gula melaka and cook for 15-20 minutes.

Mix the corn starch with some water and pour into the sauce. Cook until the sauce thickened. Turn off the heat and set aside to cool.

To serve, pour the sauce over the tofu and garnish with thinly sliced bird's eye chilies and deep fried shallots.



Note :

I tak taruk garam into the sauce sebab soy sauce and taucu dah cukup masin.



Bila sos dah masak dan sejuk I blend sos tadi supaya lebih smooth.



  


Love,

Honey