Assalamu Alaikum Wr. Wb.
Today , i gonna share a recipe which i learned when i was doing my job training back at Le Grandeur Palm Resort, JOHOR. I learn this recipe from the so called "Malaysian Soup Master" (at least they said so) Chef Heng Chen Huat : Head Chef of Ishwara Assian Terrace and Brasserie at that hotel. This is the photo of my friends and me with the chef :), wait where is rheza ?? . hmmm what a memory ,,,
Yes Baby ... That is the SUPER DUPER YUMMY RICH WARMING ,SPICY CHINESE CURRY LAKSA .
I found this Laksa recipe was very hearty and tasty yet so rich and spicy in flavour. Maybe it's one of my best food i tried back at Johor. This recipe combine the very rich coconut milk flavour, with such wonderful mixture of fresh & dried herbs. Start from freshly ground shallots, garlic,turmeric,ginger etc ,to amazingly spicy dried chili and dried shrimp. Actually the varieties of laksa spread wide around each region,ex: Laksa Johor , Laksa penang , Laksa asam , and even we have Laksa Bogor in Indonesia. But i think this recipe is so damn good ( although i haven't tried all of other laksa yet , haha ).
I already tried to make this dish here in Jakarta and it comes quietly as good as my expectation. hmmmm .... so yummy .... : D , here it is ..
Okay, no need further introducing , this is my recipe :
Ingredients :
Curry Paste :
- Dried Chili (Boiled) 500 gr
- Belacan / Terasi (Burned) 100 gr
- Shallot / Bwg Merah 1 kg
- Garlic / Bwg Putih 400 gr
- Ginger / Jahe 500 gr
- Galangal / Laos 300 gr
- Turmeric / Kunyit (Burned) 200 gr
- Lemongrass Stalk/ Sereh 300 gr
- Candlenut / Kemiri (toasted) 200 gr
- Dried Shrimp (Ebi) (toasted) 200 gr
Method
:
1.
Burn the turmeric and belacan over a hot charcoal until the
aroma comes out.
2.
Dry fry the candlenut untill the natural oil comes out. (sangrai kemiri )
3.
Dry fry the dried shrimp until it has shiny brown colour
appearance. ( sangrai ebi )
4.
Boil the dried chili till a little bit softer.
5.
Grind the chili along with the belacan , set aside.
6.
Grind the rest of the herbs & spices , set aside.
7.
Saute the chili mixture over medium heat until the reddish
oil form up to the surface.
8.
Put in the ground spices , saute over high heat &
stirring constantly.
9.
When it comes to a darker colour , it is already cooked.
10. The paste can be kept in
refrigerator for around 5 days , and in freezer up to a month.
LAKSA SOUP
Ingredients : 4 – 5 serving
- · Laksa Curry Paste 100 gr
- · Evaporated milk 400 ml
- · Coconut milk 400 ml
- · Chicken/Beef stock 600 ml
- · Laksa Leaves (Daun Kesum) 30 g
I think this is the secret of a delicious laksa , i gives a hint of slight tangy, sweet and bittery taste.
It can be replaced with mixture of spearmint and corriander leaf (even the aroma & flavour quite different)
- · Salt , Pepper , and MSG To taste
Condiments :
You can use almost each staple food in your kitchen as the condiments, like meatball, dumpling , wantan , tofu , mushrooms , brocoli , cabbage or any vegetable you want, see ? how far it can go wrong ? . haha
- · Laksa mie / Kwetiaw (blanched) 500 gr
Actually the original version use Laksa Mee for the noodles , But i prefer Kwe Tiaw because i loved the
texture and the light taste of fresh Kwe Tiaw , hmmm .......... so tender and soft .
- · Fried Spongy Beancurd (Tahu Pong) 10 pcs
- · Fried fish ball 10 pcs
- · Fried tofu skin (Yuba / Kembang tahu goreng) 5 pcs
- · Fried shrimp dumpling 5 pcs
- · Chinese cabbage (blanched) 20 gr
- · Caisim 20 gr
- · Sliced spring onion & Fried Shallot to taste
Method :
- · Saute the curry paste over medium heat.
- · Dilute with coconut milk & evaporated milk, stirring constantly ,bring to boil.
- · Add the stock and laksa leaves, bring to simmer and stir it every 5 -10 minutes to prevent breakage upon the milk and coconut milk.
- · Simmer for around 1 – 1 ½ hours.
- · Adjust seasoning and keep hot.
- · Arrange the condiments on a bowl.
- · Pour in the soup & serve hot.
VOILAAAA ,,,,, A BOWL OF LAKSA IS READY JUST IN TIME
allright , see you at my next post , keep following yeahhh ..........
Thank You Guys ... Love You All ...
Wassalamu alaikum Wr. Wb.
Imange source :
www.roadfood.com
freerecipes.blogspot.com
thumbs.dreamstime.com
johorkaki.blogspot.com
blog.seasonwithspice.com
rasamalaysia.com
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