Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Cajun Chicken Pasta Recipe



Chicken Cajun Pasta is one of my husband's favourite. Everytime we go to BJ's, this is what he would order so I figured I'd try make this at home. It took me quite a while to get the recipe right and after a few trial and errors, both from recipes I got online and my own interpretation, I finally figured out how to make it right. It is also very easy and for this Chicken Cajun Pasta recipe, I opted to use more dried seasonings instead of fresh ones so it would be easy for those who would rather not buy a whole bunch of fresh ingredients and not use the rest.

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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Carrot Cupcake with Cream Cheese Frosting

I am making myself craving for some carrot cupcake just by looking and writing about them. I love me some carrot cupcake! Yes I do! Well, actually I love carrot cake. I just figured that making them in cupcakes instead of a cake would be easier if I was giving them to other people which was the reason why I made some for Christmas last year so my husband could bring them to work to share with his coworkers. Of course he'd gladly do it because his other option would be him having to eat most of them all by himself. And also listening to me asking him, "Honey, you want some cupcake?" everyday after work/dinner. Oh yes, I can be very persistent to the extend of borderline irritating to my husband. I'm very sure of that. But I know he loves me. :)

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Thursday, December 8, 2011

Kuih Keria Recipe

Kuih Keria is one of many delicious traditional Malay kuihs. It is made of sweet potato and flour and coated with crystalised/caramalised sugar. I have tried making them myself before using the sweet potato/yam that was sold at the regular supermarket i.e. Ralph's, Von and etc. The result was rather a disaster. They were too watery and I had to add a lot of flour to be able to make a dough out of them. That only resulted in a hard Kuih Keria. Not the typical soft and slightly chewy delicious Kuih Keria but a rock hard one! That was maybe 3 years ago. I haven't even bothered making them again until recently when I was told to use Japanese yam that is sold at the asian supermarket. Some of my friends in other states told me that it's called Korean yam. I guess the name varies depending on where you buy them or who sell them. Japanese or Korean yam, as long as they give me a delicious Kuih Keria, I am happy.

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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Yong Tau Foo


Hello everyone. I am back! I know I am known for being here and then gone for no reason whatsoever. This time, besides being lazy, I was without computer. My notebook decided to go kaput on me and I decided to just wait for Black Friday to get a new one. Cheap, no fancy schmancy notebook. So here I am.

For today, I decided to post this Yong Tau Foo, a favourite Malaysian Chinese dish. B of Rasa Malaysia used to make these for me so I decided to make them myself. It is very simple and satisfyingly yummy.

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Sunday, June 26, 2011

Spring Roll with Ground Meat - Recipe


This simple and easy recipe for spring roll was given to me by my friend Shirin and it immediately became our favourite since it really is very easy to make with minimal ingredients. The meat is of course optional. You can either use other meat or simply omit it from the recipe.




Spring Roll with Ground Meat - Recipe

2cups frozen mixed veggies
1/3-1/2lb groundbeef
3 garlic
1/2in ginger
2 shallot
Salt and pepper to taste
Springroll skin
Oil for frying


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1. Pound garlic, ginger and shallot in a mortar and pestle or slice them thinly.

2. In a deep pan or wok, brown groundbeef and drain excess fat.

3. Add frozen veggies and the pounded mixture, stir. Cover for 2-3min. Uncover and continue  stirring until the veggies are soft. Add salt and pepper to taste. Turn off the heat and let it cool.

4. Take the springroll skin one at a time and put the filling in the middle. Fold 1 corner, followed by right and left corner and roll until the end. Seal the end by dabbing a little bit of cold water so it sticks to one another. Continue until all fillings are used.

5. In a wok, heat enough oil for deep frying. depending the size of your wok, fry between 3-5 at a time. Flip once or twice until they are golden brown. Drain. Serve immediately with Lingham Chili Sauce or your favourite chili sauce.


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