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Written by zahara   
Tuesday, 01 June 2010 01:02

Sup (soup)

There are 2 types; clear and cloudy type of soup. Clear soup contained less spices compared to cloudy soup (sup berempah).

Chicken or beef are commonly used in making sup berempah.

 

Sup Ayam (Chicken soup)

400 g Chicken pieces

3 tbsp Cooking oil

2 g Ginger, finely sliced

2 # Shallots, finely sliced

1 # Garlic, finely sliced

20 g Coriander stem

 

3 cup Water

½ # Carrot

1 # Potato

½ tbsp Salt

- - few dashes of white pepper

 

1. Heat oil and sauté the onion, garlic, ginger and coriander stem

2. Add in chicken pieces and cook for 2 minutes, then add water.

3. Fold in the remaining ingredients and season. Cook until the chicken is tender.

4. Just before end of cooking, add in some coriander leaves and spring onions.

 

Notes: Omit the ginger, carrot and potato for fish soup.

 

Sup Ayam berempah

600 g Chicken pieces

 

1 # Onion

2 # Shallots

2 # Garlic

5 g Ginger

 

1 ½ tbsp Chicken soup powder

¼ cup Water

 

30 g Coriander stem

2 # Star anise

3 # Clove

3 # Cardamoms

½ tsp Crushed black peppercorn

½ tsp Crushed white peppercorn

 

 

4 cup Water

1 tbsp Salt

½ tsp Sugar

 

1. Using an electric blender, blend onion, garlic, shallots and ginger.

2. Heat oil (low heat) and sauté the blended ingredients until fragrant.

3. Add in the soup powder (combined with the water), cook for 2 minutes then pour in the 4 cups water. Turn to medium heat. Allow to boil for 10 minutes then add the chicken pieces.

4. In another pan, sauté 1 # of onion (sliced), 1 # of garlic (sliced) and 3g of ginger (sliced) until fragrant then add to the soup.

5. Season. Cook until the chicken is tender.

6. Turn off the heat; sprinkle some coriander leaves, spring onions and 3 # small chilies (prick). Lid on.

 

Notes:

- You may jazz up the soup with 2 # of lemongrass when adding the chicken.

- This soup can be served with plain rice, cubed compressed rice and softened rice stick.

 

 

Chicken and mushroom soup – My version

300 g Chicken pieces

 

1 # Green onion, cut into 4 parts

1 stalk Coriander stem (small stalk)

½ # Carrot, large diced

1 # Tomato, cut into 4 parts

1 # Red chili pepper, deseeded

3 cup Water

½ tbsp Oyster sauce

1 tbsp Salt

 

100 g Fresh oyster mushroom

 

1. In a pot, boil water and fold in all the vegetables except mushroom. Cook for 5 minutes then add in the chicken pieces.

2. Add in the remaining ingredients and cook until the chicken is tender. Turn off the heat and add some coriander leaves.

3. Served plain or with rice.

 
Pajeri Nenas PDF Print E-mail
Written by zahara   
Tuesday, 01 June 2010 01:02

Pajeri Nenas

1 # Pineapple (ripen), cored and sliced

(A)

¼ cup Cooking oil

3 # Shallots, finely sliced

2 # Garlic, finely sliced

5 g Ginger, finely sliced

 

(B)

1 # Cinnamon stick

3 # Cloves

2 # Star Anise

1 sprig Curry leaves

(C) Combine to form a sauce- like paste

3 tbsp Curry powder (chicken & meat)

½ cup Water

 

(D)

20 g Dried shrimp, shelled

3 tbsp Kerisik

½ cup Brown sugar

 

½ cup Coconut milk (thin) or water

1 cup Coconut milk (thick)

½ tbsp Salt

 

1. Blanch the sliced pineapple. Set aside.

2. With low heat, sauté (A) with oil until fragrant then add in (B) and cook for 15 seconds.

3. Add in the combined (C). Cook further 4 – 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.

4. Fold in the blanched pineapples and the thin coconut milk, increase heat to medium.

5. Allowed to simmer. Add in (D). Seasoned.

6. Cook for 10 to 15 minutes then add the thick coconut milk. When the liquid starts to boil, remove from heat.

 

Note:

1. Most common fruit or vegetable used in this dish is pineapple or eggplant (purple).

2. The thick coconut milk is used to thicken the gravy besides give an extra flavor. It is important not to boil at high heat when adding it, this will cause split or curdle gravy.

3. This dish should have a little sweet taste but quite a little hot too.

 

 
Satay PDF Print E-mail
Written by zahara   
Tuesday, 01 June 2010 00:59
(Recipe has been tested in ZasHomebakers Kitchen)
Mutiara Satay Kajang
Click Read More for recipe.
 




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