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Tuesday, January 25, 2022

APAM PISANG BAKAR

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APAM PISANG BAKAR 500 gm tepung beras, 11/2 cawan (cawan 250ml) tapai nasi (tapai nasi)* ½ cawan gula perang ½ cawan gula putih, kalau suka ...
Monday, April 8, 2019

KHICHDI (NASI KACANG DHAL)

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KHICHDI (NASI KACANG DHAL) 1 cawan beras basmathi, direndam selama ½ jam. ¼ cawan tuvaram parrupu*, direndam 1 jam dan rebus...
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Thursday, April 4, 2019

CHICKEN CHUKKA

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  CHICKEN CHUKKA 1 kg ayam, dipotong kecil2 300 gm bawang merah, dihiris halus 2 s/m pes bawang putih halia 1 s/t   serbuk k...
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Monday, January 14, 2019

LABU KUNING MASAK MASAM MANIS

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LABU KUNING MASAK MASAM MANIS  250gm labu kuning,jangan buang kulit,potong cube. 100gm asam java di-ramas dengan 1 cawan air. ...
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VARUVAL UBI KENTANG

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VARUVAL UBI KENTANG 500 gm ubi kentang,direbus sampai empuk dan sejukkan,buang kulit dan potong cube. 2 biji bawang besar,di...
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PERIA GORENG

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PERIA GORENG  400 gm peria katak,dibersih dan keringkan baru potong,buang biji nya dan potong nipis,ketepikan 3 s/m tepung ka...
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KARI BAWANG

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KARI BAWANG 200 gm bawang merah,dibelah 2 100 gm bawang putih,dibelah 2 60 gm asam java,diramas dengan sedikit air dan t...
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Thyaga Rajan
Malaysia
I was born and brought up in Kota Bahru,Kel,Malaysia From a very young age I was very interested in cooking. My sisters were all married by the time I was ten it fell on me to help my mother to do the household chores. Slowly I started cooking. After doing our household chores I go and help our neighbour Mok Wan who happened to be a kuih seller, helping her with the task of grinding rice, beating eggs, peeling onions and packing the kuihs usually fell on me for just 20 cents. Mok Wan was very good in making all those traditional Kelantanese kuih whicn are known for their variety and distinct taste. It was she who give me the best lessons in Malay culinary arts. It have been years since she passed away but her art of making kuih is still with me. It was my mother who gave me the lessons in Indian culinary arts, I helped her cook, learning all the time without realising it. Every time when I cook for my friends, the first thing they ask me is "Did you learn cooking?" Far from protesting vehemently that I was self-taught, I must admit I that I gained my knowledge of cooking partly from my family, partly from helping people who are masters of their arts and partly from cookery books.
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