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Sunday, August 5, 2012

娘惹辣沙面(Laksa Melaka)



这是迟来的贴子。
上两个星期妹妹生日做的辣沙面。
这个食谱用了有7年了吧?我自己很喜欢。
这还是第一次好好的把食谱给整理好贴上来。
这几天在整理我的部落格时,想了很多东西。
刚开始时真的花了很多时间和精神在这里。
慢慢的,开始学会了“放手”,因为时间上不允许我这么做。
再来,我和老公都不太爱甜食,尤其年纪慢慢大了,得注意饮食习惯了。
正在成长的孩子虽然很会吃,但是留在家里的时间越来越短;
学校,课外活动,总是黄昏才回家;如果我还这样忘我的做,结果只能到处去派“礼物”了。
就这样我的成品少了,贴子当然也就一年比一年少。
虽然如此,我还是渴望能上更好的贴子,更美的照片;
加油努力吧!
抱歉,现在开始我只上单语食谱,不便之处请原谅了。

Recipe from Secrets of Nyonya Cooking pg 46)


Ingredients: (serves 10)
2cups thick coconut (set aside)
5cups thin coconut (set aside)
2l water, 150g dried anchovies (Boil and lower heat simmer for 30 mins, remove from heat and strain the stock, set aside)
600g shrimps, shelled and deveined (fry until they changed colour, set aside)
4 stalks polygonum (kesum) leaves
20 pieces bean curd puffs (toufu pok), halved
20 fish balls
2 anchovy stock cubes
3-4 tsp salt
40g sugar
300g bean sprouts, tailed, blanched and rinsed with cold water
rice vermicelli and yellow noodles, blanched in boiling water and drained

Finely Ground Paste:
40 dried chillies, soaked in water and drained
8 red chilies, washed n discard seeds
30 shallots, peeled
6 cloves garlic, peeled
10 candlenuts
1.5 inches turmeric, peeled
1.5 inches galangal, peeled
4 stalks lemon grass, sliced
1tbsp crushed dried shrimp paste


Garnish:
1.5kg cockles, cleaned, scalded in boiling water for 3-5 mins, drained and shelled
1 cucumber, peeled, seeded and sliced into fine strips
10 hard boiled egg, halved (optional)
Chili based sauce (Sambal) – to taste
3 stalks polygonum (kesum) leaves, finely sliced
Methods:

  1. Heat oil and fry the paste until fragrant on low heat for 10mins until the oil appears on the surface.
  2. Stir in anchovy stock and bring to boil. Add in thin coconut milk and kesum leaves. Simmer fot 7 minutes. Stir occasionally to prevent curdling.
  3. Add in the bean curd puffs, fish balls and thick coconut milk. 
  4. Season the broth with anchovy stock, salt and sugar and simmer the broth for 5 minutes.
  5. Arrange the rice vermicelli and noodles in  an individual bowl, Put some bean sprout, prawns and add garnish. Ladle some hot gravy into the bowl to cover all ingredients and serve hot.






22 comments:

  1. 谢谢你贴心的为我准备了好好吃的laksa生日晚餐。

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    1. 不用谢谢,我也尽情享受当晚的多样化酒 :)

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  2. 这个也太诱人了吧!需要好多种材料,我是没什么耐性做的了。
    你真厉害!:O

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    1. angelicHeart, 哈哈。。我妹妹和你一样说她是没有耐心做辣椒的。不过现在很多pre-mix都做得很好也很方便。

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  3. 好久没能吃上一碗好吃的咖喱laksa了。。。喜欢!

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    1. echo kitchen,laksa在我家蛮流行的,经常都会煮,尤其我家婆在时,因为她超级喜欢吃。可能我老公孩子有遗传吧?

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  4. how nice to have a scrumptious laksa for birthday dinner! thanks for sharing the recipe Jane.

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  5. 很诱人的色泽,相信一定能刺激我的食欲!!准备tissue擦鼻涕。。。哈哈~

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    1. 蓝色小厨,呵呵。。。helena家没有tissue,但是准备了很多高级的餐巾。

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  6. Wow!!! Wonder did you used fresh coconut milk? Is polygonum = 何首乌? Where do you buy them from? Thanks.

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    1. no, used thailand coconut milk in tin. I dont know "daun kesum or daun laksa" is it the same group with何首乌? But here definitely refer to 何首乌。can see photo here: http://anisam-ourbackyadoutdoor.buzznet.com/user/photos/daun-kesum-winter/?id=3010660#pt

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  7. Jane, I'm also planning to slow down now as I can't keep pace with it, esp next year when my son starts school! Your laksa is making me salivating but I try to avoid chilli & deep-fried food at the moment or for a long time, so I can only enjoy looking at your dish!

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  8. Next year when my helper go back , don't think I have luxury time to update my blog so often too..and even make so many bakings. Your Nyonya laksa sound so delicious !

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    1. sonia, u are blessed to have helper. Here in australia hardly pple have helper unless really loaded. That is why sometimes i really respect those mum with 3 to 4 kids. Some still need to work. Dont know how are they gonna handle their house works. May be that is the reason why oz men know to handle house work and can cook very well :)

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  9. Your laksa looks so delicious and I adored the colour! Must be mouth-watering good! Thanks for sharing.

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  10. Thanks for your reply, will check the photo.

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  11. Oh... it looks to me like "lasksa leaves" what we called in Singapore but doubt can get in Melbourne.

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