Yummy Mummy

Saturday, 28 July 2007

Ban Jian Kuih (Peanut Pancake)

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Ingredients: 100 g plain flour 25 g rice flour 1/8 kan sui (lye water) 1/2 tsp bicarbonate of soda 1/4 tsp salt 50g su...

Pandan Chiffon Cake

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Ingredients: 75 g plain flour 1 tsp baking powder 1/4 cup coconut milk 4 egg yolks 4 egg white 100 castor sugar 11/2 tbsp corn oil 1/2 tsp v...
Sunday, 8 July 2007

Lek Tau Th'ng

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This is nice to be taken hot or cold. Ingredients: 150g gula melaka 1 cup water 300g mung beans, soaked for 1 to 2 hours 100g castor sugar 1...
Saturday, 7 July 2007

Acar Hu

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Ingredients: 200ml vinegar 400g sugar 600g ikan tenggiri slices 1 cup oil Ground spices: 45g coriander seed 3 tbsp jintan manis 250g shallot...
Friday, 6 July 2007

Kiam Chye Boey

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Whenever you have left over of roast pork or even some roasted duck/chicken, you can always make this kiam chye boey dish which is salted ve...

Jui Hoo Char

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Cooking jiu hoo char involves tedious cutting of the ingredients and then another one half hour patiently stir-frying it. This is a Hokkien ...
Thursday, 5 July 2007

Onde Onde

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It it also know as Buah Melaka. Ingredients: 250g glutinous rice flour, sifted 100g steamed, mashed sweet potatoes Pinch of salt 1/2 cup boi...
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Wednesday, 4 July 2007

Sambal Udang

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This dish is best to eat with nasi lemak. Ingredients: 300g medium-sized prawns, shelled 200g petai seeds, skinned 3-4 tbsp oil Ground (c...

Loh Bak (Pork Roll)

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Loh Bak is a mixture of food you can pick which will be quickly deep fried for you as a side dish. You can pick from prawn fritters (her che...

Tau Ewe Bak (Soya Sauce Pork)

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This is a typical Penang dish. Best to eat the next day. Serve this dish with sambal belacan Ingredients: 150g sum chan bak, cut into 2cm c...
Tuesday, 3 July 2007

Thab Thim Krob (Thai water chestnuts dessert)

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Ingredients: 300g water chestnuts, diced Mix and sift: 125g tapioca flour 25g corn flour 1/4 tsp rose essence red colouring 1/2 pot of water...

Oh Kuih (Savoury Yam Cake)

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Ingredients: 250g yam, diced 1 cup water (B) Mix together and sieved: 125g rice flour 20g tapioca flour 1 1/4 tsp five spice powder 1 cup wa...

Kuih Bingka

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Ingredient: 450g grated tapioca/cassava 1cup of sugar 400g pure santan (or 2 grated coconuts), add 1/2 cup of water to it 3/4 cups of freshl...

Pulut Inti

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Bunga telang  (blue pea flower) will give a very nice blue colour. As I cannot get any here, I used blue colouring instead. Ingredients: 100...

Curry Mee

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Curry Mee is a dish that is unique to Malaysia, usually made up of thin yellow egg noodles or/and string thin mee hoon (rice vermicelli...

Char Kueh Teow

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This is the signature hawker dish of Penang. A simple plate of stir fried flat noodles with seafood, egg, bean sprouts, chilly and s...
Sunday, 1 July 2007

Penang Hokkien Mee

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This is a special noodle dish in a prawn based soup. It's the soup that makes the difference, the sweet prawny essence with the...

Ang Koo

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Ingredients: for the fillings: 200g green peas (skinless) 150g sugar 3 tbsp corn oil 2 pandan leaves 3 cups of water Ingredients for the sk...
Saturday, 30 June 2007

Paella

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Paella is a one of the world's most famous rice dishes, and this version is a seafood extravaganza. Traditionally, paella is prepared ...

Fish Head Curry

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Fish head curry is a spicy curried dish made using a fish's head. Mixing the spices of a typical South Indian fish curry with the fish h...
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SELAMAT DATANG! or Welcome. Cooking is more of a hobby than a vocation for me. And over the years, I have learnt a great deal through trial & error in my kitchen. As a little girl, I used to be my mother little helper. My regular assignments were grating coconuts, pounding curry paste, cleaning vegetables and cooking rice. Instead of being turned off by the experience, the clang of my mother’s wok and the heat and the bustle of the kitchen only served to fan my interest in the art and joy of cooking. When I moved to UK, I brought along a mortar & pestle and fill up my kitchen with Asian spices. The best way to enjoy eating and cooking Asian food is to cook & share it with friends. I have been giving a lot of parties for friends. Asian food is everyone favorite and they are not patient for the next feast; therefore they started asking me for cookery tips and classes. My passion for food is well known to friends. And I have always had a strong desire to share my knowledge and enthusiasm for good home cooked food and kuih. I also loved the idea of having good times and socializing with people and sharing food.
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