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#1 Tue 26 Dec 06 9:55am
mr.han
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nice tea time snacks (from malaysia)
Hi..i'm Han from Malaysia..this recipe i would like to share with all of you..hope u'll like it...
this is a local malay food.. its easy..
10 minutes
'Jemput-Jemput' (fried flour wit onion & anchovies)
serve 5-6
500gm flour
One handful of dried anchovies (halves)
2 cloves (big or medium) onion
1 1/2 tea spoon of salt
500ml water600ml vegetable oil (to fry)
Pre heat the pan/wok & the oil.
Put all the flour/salt & anchovies in the bowl..
cut (dice or roughly chop) the onion & mix it in the bowl...
stir up well....
Then u can pour in the water..little by little..(mix & stir it very well)
until it became not so very thick (until it'll be sometin' like whipped cream).
then u can deep fry it (scoop by spoon..bite size)
fried it until semi golden brown then serve it
(serves hot...best during winter...
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you may dip it with chilli sauce or made it yourself a *chilli dip
*chilli dip
10 large red chili
2 medium clove of garlic
1/4 cup of water
pinch of salt
(mix all of it & blend)
make sure it doesnt too thick or to thin...make it juz nice..)
This would be nice as a tea time snacks..easy.
hope all of u will like it...
-mr.han-
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#2 Tue 26 Dec 06 12:41pm
GeoffP
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- Member since Mon 03 Jul 06
Re: nice tea time snacks (from malaysia)
Hi Han - welcome to the forum.
Thanks for the Jemput-Jemput recipe and the Chilli dip.
What a great idea use Anchovies! Would neer have thought of that.
What sort of flour do you use for the Jemput-Jemput?
In England, we make something a little similar, which we call Fritters - in France they call them Beignets, in Japan they have Tempura, and, of course, in India they do Pakoras or Bhajis (made with Gram Flour). I suppose most cuisines have some variation of deep fried battered vegetables, fruit, fish or meat.
More Malaysian recipes please!
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#3 Wed 27 Dec 06 3:26am
mr.han
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Re: nice tea time snacks (from malaysia)
Hi GeoffP..
Its a mix of onions & anchovies flavour...kind a natural one...
Yup, similar as the fritters...but in malaysia name & ways...
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You can eat the 'spring roll' wit dat chilli dip u know...kind a nice too...
go try it..lots of malaysian like it dat way....
I'll post more of malaysian recipes... ![]()
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#4 Tue 13 Feb 07 9:10am
Sandi.B
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- From Pietermaritzburg, South Africa
- Member since Sun 12 Nov 06
Re: nice tea time snacks (from malaysia)
Hi Han
Can't wait to try this one and look forward to more recipe's
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