Friday, 22 November 2013
Nasi Kunyit with Chicken Curry( Turmeric Glutinous Rice)
Nasi Kunyit Ingredients:
1 cup Glutinous rice
~1 tbsp turmeric powder
1 tsp of salt
2 Pandan leaves (screw pine leave)
100ml santan ( coconut cream)
a few tbsp of water
2 asam slice (Optional - I forgot to put this but the rice still taste nice)
1 slice of banana leave enough to hold the rice in the steam pot.
3-4 slice of thin ginger
Methods:
1. Soak overnight glutinous rice, turmeric powder, salt and asam slice( if added).
2. Rinse dry the yellow water on the turmeric rice and removed the asam slice( if added).
3. Line the banana leave in the steam pot tray and put in the soaked rice and pandan leave and
ginger slice. Steam it for ~20 minutes.
4. Evenly add in the coconut cream and mix well. Continue steam it for about 5-6 minutes.
5. Add in a few tbsp of water if the rice turn out too dry. Continue to steam until the rice cook
through and sticky. Removed from heat and ready for serve.
Update on 24th Nov 2014:
I tried to cook Turmeric glutinous rice using WMF pressure cooker today. Exactly same ingredients as above but slightly different method.
1. Soak 1 cup of glutinous rice with 1 tbsp of turmeric powder and water and soak for about 2-5
minutes. Then rinse dry the glutinous rice and mix well with 1 tsp of salt.
2. Pour the rice on the WMF Unperforated Insert for Pressure Cookers. Put in the a few tbsp of
water, Pandan leaves and ginger slice.
3. Steam the rice for 15 minutes at 2nd ring.
4. Pour in the coconut milk and stir well. Steam the rice with glass lid until the coconut milk is well
absorb by the rice.
5. Removed the rice from the steamer and it is ready to serve.
Quaker Oat Cookies
Cookies without chocolate chip.
Ingredients:
250g butter,
softened ( I use 1 block of buttercup butter)
250g light brown sugar
250g light brown sugar
2 large egg
190g self rising flour( orig recipes use plain flour)
1 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon table salt
240g Quaker oats
80g raisins
190g self rising flour( orig recipes use plain flour)
1 teaspoon baking soda
3/4 teaspoon table salt
240g Quaker oats
80g raisins
300g Mixture of nuts ( I use macadamia, hazelnut and almond)
– bake for ~10 minutes under 140C then
only coarse chopped
only coarse chopped
1-2 tbsp of fresh milk
Some Chocolate chips for decoration
Methods:
1.
Cream butter and brown sugar until smooth, then add
in egg and milk, mix well.
2.
Fold in the rest of the ingredients except
raisin and nuts until mix well too.
3.
Finally, add in raisins and nuts and lightly
stir well.
4.
Line grease sheet on the baking tray.
5.
Roll a tbsp of batter into ball shape and press
into thick disc as shown in the paper. Line them about 2 inch apart as the
cookies will grow its size when bake.
6.
Decorate the top of each cookies with chocolate
chips.
7.
Chill the entire tray in the freezer for 5
minutes. this step is to make sure the cookies do not become very flat after
bake. It will took slightly longer time to bake but will maintain the thickness
of the cookies.
8.
Preheat the Oven at 175°C.
9.
Bake them until golden on the top of each
cookies. It took about 15 minutes. Time may vary from oven to oven)
10.
Let it cool a bit on the baking tray before transferring
them to a rack. Keep into air tight container when completely cool.