Friday, May 28, 2010
Singapore Style Nasi Lemak
Nasi Lemak is originate from Malay food in Singapore. The popular stores also available both Malay and Chinese style. I wondered for the recipe for 2 years. Finally, I found a good recipe from Eric Teo but I never follow it exactly. I adapted the recipe according to my own taste.
For Serves 10
Rice
Ingredients:
- 900 g long grain rice
- 17 g salt
- 1 stalk lemon grass, cut into 3 pieces and smashed
- 3 leaves pandan leaves
- 1 slice young ginger
- 1 clove garlic, smashed
- 200 ml water
- 1 tbsp oil
- 1 tbsp old vinegar
- 500 ml coconut milk
Method
- Toss the lemon grass, young ginger and garlic till lightly brown and fragrant in a sauce pan. Set aside.
- Rinse the rice twice and add into the rice cooker with the rest of the ingredients and tossed lemon grass, young ginger and garlic.
- Steam till cooked
- Stir the rice and take out the pandan leaves, lemon grass, ginger and garlic.
Sambal Chilli
Ingredients A:
- 50 g dried shrimp, blended
- 30 pieces dried chilli, blended
- 50 g shrimp paste (belachan)
- 80 g palm sugar (gula melaka)
- 4 tbsp tamarind juice
- 150 ml vegetable oil
Ingredients B:
- 100 g onion (1 medium onion)
- 100 g shallot (8 shallots)
- 40 g garlic (8 cloves)
- 20 g candlenut (6 pcs)
- 25 g lemon grass (1 stalk)
- 15 g young ginger
- 10 g galangal (blue ginger)
- 10 g yellow ginger
- Blend all ingredients B until paste and set aside.
Method
- Place 150 ml of oil in a wok over medium heat.
- Add shrimp paste and fry until it dissolves into the oil.
- Add the blended dried chilli into the aromatic shrimp paste and cook for 5 min.
- Add the blended dried shrimps and fry until fragrant.
- Add the blended of ingredients B and stir well.
- Continue to fry for 15 minutes over low heat stirring from time to time.
- Add sugar and tamarind juice into the mixture and cook until it binds together into a smooth, shiny and sticky consistency.
- Set aside.
Tip: If it's too dry during frying, you may add a bit of oil.
- If you love spicy, you may add more dried chilli or mix some red chilli. (This recipe is mild taste)
- Salt may add to taste.
Deep Fried Chicken Wings
Ingredients:
Chicken Wings Seasoning
- 1 kg wings, mid - joint
- 5 g salt
- 5 g chicken stock powder
- 2 g five spices powder
- 5 g sesame oil
- 5 g light soy sauce
- 5 g Chinese cooking wine (hua diao chiew)
- 5 g white pepper
Chicken Wings Batter
- 150 g rice flour
- 6 g corn flour
- 2 g white pepper
- 3 g baking powder
- 20 g plain flour
- 2 tsp oil
- 250 ml water, add last
Method
- Marinade the chicken wings with all seasoning.
- Mix well and keep chilled for 1 hour.
Chicken Wings Batter
- Place all the ingredients in a large mixing bowl and fold them well until you get a smooth texture with water.
To Fry Chicken Wings
- Dip chicken wings into batter and deep fry at 160 degree Celsius or medium heat in hot oil till golden brown.
Side dishes
Dried Asian anchovies
- Fry dried anchovies in hot oil until crispy.
- Stir sugar and chili powder in crispy anchovies to taste.
- Serve the rice, deep fried chicken wings, dried anchovies, sambal chilli and slices cucumber.
- Sunny egg may add as desire.
Labels:
Chicken,
Singapore Food
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6 comments:
Wow complete with step by step photos which I don't always find in other sites. Keep this up. :)
Thank you for visiting my blog. ^^
ahh .. i like this a lot! was thinkin of how to do a modern nasi lemak, and i think u jus hv given me some ideas
@Ian Low I wonder how the modern nasi lemak will look like. ^____^
err what is the average timing to cook your recipe?
@Spartan Noble Division
it's about 1.5 hours. ^-^
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