Thursday, November 19, 2009
Will Be Back Soon...
Thank you for visiting my Blog. I have been busy of late and have not been updating my Blog.
Will be back once I have the time......... Happy browsing for those Recipes that you like and enjoy a good meal at home....
See you soon..
Friday, October 30, 2009
Chinese Style Fried Vermicelli
A simple and easy to prepare delicious meal, free from MSG. This is a simple Chinese style fried vermicelli and takes less than 30 minutes to get it cooked and ready to eat...steaming hot! Great isnt it, and most importantly everyone have a good and happy meal :))
All you need: serve 5
1. Heat the wok and saute the chopped garlic till aromatic
2. Add in the prawns and chicken meat and stir fry till prawns turn pink and meat turns white
3. Add in 1/4 cup of water, fish sauce, light soy sauce and allow it to simmer for 3 minutes
4. Drop in the soaked vermicelli and green vegetables and cover the lid of wok, lower the heat for 5 mins
5. Lightly stir to mix the vermicelli with the ingredients for the next 3 minutes
6. Lastly add in the beansprouts and stir to mix well till beansprout soften for the next 3 minutes.
7. Ready to Serve
All you need: serve 5
- 3 pieces of vermicelli - soak for 20 minutes
- 150 gm prawns
- 1 pc of chicken breast meat
- 2 stalks of green leafy vegetable
- 50 gm beansprout
- 1 clove of garlic
- 2 Tbs fish sauce
- 2 Tbs light soy sauce
1. Heat the wok and saute the chopped garlic till aromatic
2. Add in the prawns and chicken meat and stir fry till prawns turn pink and meat turns white
3. Add in 1/4 cup of water, fish sauce, light soy sauce and allow it to simmer for 3 minutes
4. Drop in the soaked vermicelli and green vegetables and cover the lid of wok, lower the heat for 5 mins
5. Lightly stir to mix the vermicelli with the ingredients for the next 3 minutes
6. Lastly add in the beansprouts and stir to mix well till beansprout soften for the next 3 minutes.
7. Ready to Serve
Have a Good Meal at Home!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Yum Yum Vegetable Nuggets
This is a plate of tasty vegetable nuggets cooked with dark soy sauce and the wonderful curry leaves which gives a beautiful aroma to the dish, it's Lazy Mum's latest creation. Simple and taste good. The vegetable nuggets is made up of soy beans and mixed vegetables. My kids simply loves this dish and when served it is "now you see it, now you dont" :)) Wow.. it is fun to see the kids really enjoying this simple dish at the dinning table.
All you need:
Simple Process :
1. Lightly pan fried the vegetable nuggets till golden brown, set aside
2. Melt the butter in the pan and saute the garlic and curry leaves till aromatic
3. Add in the dark soy sauce, evaporated milk and stir in the pan fried vegetable nuggets till it is well coated with the sauce.
4. Once the sauce has thickens, dish out and serve out with warm rice.
All you need:
- a packet of vegetable nuggets
- 3 sprigs of curry leaves
- 2 Tbs butter
- 1 Tbs dark soy sauce
- 4 Tbs evaporated milk
- 4 pips of chopped garlic
Simple Process :
1. Lightly pan fried the vegetable nuggets till golden brown, set aside
2. Melt the butter in the pan and saute the garlic and curry leaves till aromatic
3. Add in the dark soy sauce, evaporated milk and stir in the pan fried vegetable nuggets till it is well coated with the sauce.
4. Once the sauce has thickens, dish out and serve out with warm rice.
Have a happy meal free of MSG at home!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Stir Fry Fish
A delicious fish dish for the family. We love stingray cutlets as it has soft bones and most importantly the meat is tender and fresh. I had it stir fried with dried chilly and onion and complete it with dark soy sauce and oyster sauce.... So Yummy! It goes well with warm rice.
All you need :
1. Heat the wok with a little oil and saute the dried chilly together with the onion till aromatic
2. Add in the fish and stir fry for 3 minutes, add in the oyster sauce, dark soy sauce, 3 Tbs water
3. Mix well and allow it to simmer over low heat
4. Allow it to simmer till gravy has thickens
5. Ready to serve
All you need :
- 2 pieces of stingray cutlets - cut into small pieces
- 4 dried chilly
- 1 big onion - cut into wedges
- 1 Tbs oyster sauce
- 2 tsp dark soy sauce
1. Heat the wok with a little oil and saute the dried chilly together with the onion till aromatic
2. Add in the fish and stir fry for 3 minutes, add in the oyster sauce, dark soy sauce, 3 Tbs water
3. Mix well and allow it to simmer over low heat
4. Allow it to simmer till gravy has thickens
5. Ready to serve
Have a healthy meal at home, free from MSG!
Monday, October 12, 2009
Fried Yam Bean Roll
Look at this delicious fried yam bean (bangkuang) roll aka fried sar kok. This speciality comes from Ipoh and can be found in food stalls that sell "Yong Tau Foo" with its well known smooth hor-fun aka rice noodle.
This is my first attempt making this delicious piece and was overwhelmed as it turns out just beautiful and taste great! After all, it is not that difficult to make and I am so happy I have finally know how to make it, thanks to the The Star Metro publication featuring the Perak state kopitiam fare not so long ago. I have modified the recipe slightly to suit our own taste.
All you Need :
1 yam bean (bangkuang) - about 500gm
150 gm fish paste
100 gm plain flour
1/2 cup fried shallots
2 tsp sugar
1 tsp salt
some pepper
3 sheets of beancurd skin - 18 x 20 cm
Simple Process:
1. Chopped the yam bean coarsely
2. Next, mixed together the chopped yam bean with the fish paste, flour, fried shallots, salt, sugar and pepper
3. Scoop 5 large scoop of the mixture and lay it on top of the cut beancurd skin, then roll up the mixture tightly on the beancurd skin. Seal the edge of the roll with flour paste. The diameter of roll can be approximately 5 cm in size.
4. Heat the steamer on high heat and steam the roll for 8 minutes, allow it to cool before cutting into pieces. The size can be around 1 to 2 cm thick, it is your preference.
5. Next, heat the wok with some oil and pan fry the cut yam bean roll till golden brown or till it is crispy.
6. Drain the oil before serving hot.
This is my first attempt making this delicious piece and was overwhelmed as it turns out just beautiful and taste great! After all, it is not that difficult to make and I am so happy I have finally know how to make it, thanks to the The Star Metro publication featuring the Perak state kopitiam fare not so long ago. I have modified the recipe slightly to suit our own taste.
All you Need :
1 yam bean (bangkuang) - about 500gm
150 gm fish paste
100 gm plain flour
1/2 cup fried shallots
2 tsp sugar
1 tsp salt
some pepper
3 sheets of beancurd skin - 18 x 20 cm
Simple Process:
1. Chopped the yam bean coarsely
2. Next, mixed together the chopped yam bean with the fish paste, flour, fried shallots, salt, sugar and pepper
3. Scoop 5 large scoop of the mixture and lay it on top of the cut beancurd skin, then roll up the mixture tightly on the beancurd skin. Seal the edge of the roll with flour paste. The diameter of roll can be approximately 5 cm in size.
4. Heat the steamer on high heat and steam the roll for 8 minutes, allow it to cool before cutting into pieces. The size can be around 1 to 2 cm thick, it is your preference.
5. Next, heat the wok with some oil and pan fry the cut yam bean roll till golden brown or till it is crispy.
6. Drain the oil before serving hot.
Have Fun trying it out, no MSG eating at home!
Monday, October 5, 2009
Dried Spinach Noodle
Hey...look at this bowl of delicious dried spinach noodle with crispy chilly anchovis. It is a simple meal for the family and it taste great.... I have garnished the noodle with minced meat, japanese sea spinach, half boiled eggs and a spoonful of sambal ikan bilis.. Yum! Yum!
The purpose of the half boiled egg is to enrich and smoothen the blanched spinach noodle. Spinach noodle comes in a dried pack and easily obtainable from hypermarket or the grocery stores.
Simple Process :
1. Stir fry the minced meat with some chopped onions adding light soy sauce, oyster sauce to give it a good flavour, set aside
2. Prepare the half boiled eggs and set aside
3. Soak the japanese sea spinach to soften it, no cooking is required
4. Just blanched the dried spinach noodle, garnish it with the half boiled eggs, cooked
minced meat, japanese sea spinach, add 1 Tbs crispy chilly anchovis and serve
This is how the plate of noodle looks like when it is all mixed before eating....so rich and delicious!
The purpose of the half boiled egg is to enrich and smoothen the blanched spinach noodle. Spinach noodle comes in a dried pack and easily obtainable from hypermarket or the grocery stores.
Simple Process :
1. Stir fry the minced meat with some chopped onions adding light soy sauce, oyster sauce to give it a good flavour, set aside
2. Prepare the half boiled eggs and set aside
3. Soak the japanese sea spinach to soften it, no cooking is required
4. Just blanched the dried spinach noodle, garnish it with the half boiled eggs, cooked
minced meat, japanese sea spinach, add 1 Tbs crispy chilly anchovis and serve
This is how the plate of noodle looks like when it is all mixed before eating....so rich and delicious!
Have an Enjoyable n Happy Meal!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Seaweed Anchovis Fried Rice
Wow...this Fried Rice really taste good, if you like fried baby anchovis (baby ikan billis). I just love fried rice as it is can be easily "transformed". All you need is to acquire the skill of frying rice and there you are... a simple and easy home cook meal for lunch or dinner. My kids say "yum! yum!"
Enjoy a Good Meal. For the recipe, just browse through my earlier post - Garlic Fried Rice.
Look simple but smell great! Japanese Seaweed is nutritious...
Enjoy a Good Meal. For the recipe, just browse through my earlier post - Garlic Fried Rice.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Flower Bun
Look at this beautifully twisted HOME MADE flower bun and look at its glow. Yeah! Good work ... :)) This is a contribution from my hubby. It taste wonderful and goes so well with curry chicken. Looks simple, but taste great.
All you need :
300 gms of plain flour
40 gms sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1.5 tsp instant yeast
150ml warm water
2 Tbs shortening
The Process :
the flatten rectangular dough before "twisting" it into bun like.
All you need :
300 gms of plain flour
40 gms sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1.5 tsp instant yeast
150ml warm water
2 Tbs shortening
The Process :
- Sieve flour into large bowl and add salt
- Mix warm water, sugar and instant yeast together in a bowl and rest for 5 mins
- Next pour the mixture into the flour and mix it together
- Add in the shortening and start to knead till it becomes a non stick dough
- Next, rest the dough for 1 hour to double the size, cover with a cloth
- Once the dough has doubled, re-knead it for 10 minutes
- Leave it to rest for 10 - 15 minutes, cover with a cloth
- Next, roll the dough and cut it into required size, flatten it into a rectangular shape
- Prepare Ingredient 2 for applying on the rectangular dough
the flatten rectangular dough before "twisting" it into bun like.
** oops, I miss the photo of "twisting"...sorry..
Before steaming... the dough is resting..
- After "twisting" the dough just like above photo, rest it for 10 minutes before steaming for 15 minutes.
Phuhyo....what a long process....hahahaha!
But it taste so nice, soft and tender, it is worth his effort after all!
But it taste so nice, soft and tender, it is worth his effort after all!
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Dried Wan Ton Noodle with Siew Yoke (Roasted Pork)
Wow, look at Lazy Mum's "fast food" for the family :)) - No, it is not Instant Noodle but it's Wan Ton Noodle, fresh from the market. It is simple and fast to prepare. Yah, it is Dried style wan-ton noodle served with "ready-made" roasted pork or siew yoke (bought from the market place). Dried Wan Ton noodle is easy to prepare, just blanched the noodle in boiling water, drained, then just mixed it with a little sesame oil, dark and light soy sauce. Just garnish with blanched nice green bayam or spinach, add on with the pieces of roasted pork.
Just another idea of serving a simple and wonderful meal for the family.
Just another idea of serving a simple and wonderful meal for the family.
Have Fun eating at home and have a healthy meal!
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
Aromatic Spicy Seaweed Beancurd
I just love the beautiful aroma of curry leaves and gave this dish a boost in flavour by frying it together with the chilly paste. This is lazy mum's newly created dish for the family labelled as Aromatic Spicy Seaweed Beancurd, simple to prepare and taste good! My kids love seaweed beancurd and this is one way of preparing a delicious dish for them. See the rich beautiful color of the chilly paste which has been well coated on the lightly fried beancurd.
Simple Process :
1. Grind the red chilly and onion together and add the grounded dried chilly paste
2. Heat a little oil in the pan and lightly fry the seaweed beancurd till brown, set aside
3. Heat a little oil in the pan and saute the young ginger cubes for a minute before adding in the grounded chilly paste together with the curry leaves
4. Saute the ingredients till fragrant, add 3 Tbs of water, 1 tsp dark soy sauce, add sugar and salt to taste
5. Lastly, put in the lightly fried seaweed beancurd and coat well
6. Serve hot with steamed rice
Enjoy a hot happy meal!
All you need :
- a packet of seaweed beancurd
- 5 red chilly
- 1 Tbs grounded dried chilly
- 1 big onion
- thumbsize young ginger - cut into small cubes
- 3 sprig curry leaves
- 1 tsp dark soy sauce
- some sugar + salt to taste
Simple Process :
1. Grind the red chilly and onion together and add the grounded dried chilly paste
2. Heat a little oil in the pan and lightly fry the seaweed beancurd till brown, set aside
3. Heat a little oil in the pan and saute the young ginger cubes for a minute before adding in the grounded chilly paste together with the curry leaves
4. Saute the ingredients till fragrant, add 3 Tbs of water, 1 tsp dark soy sauce, add sugar and salt to taste
5. Lastly, put in the lightly fried seaweed beancurd and coat well
6. Serve hot with steamed rice
Enjoy a hot happy meal!
Monday, September 14, 2009
Sui Kow Soup
We all love this simple soup meal and Lazy Mum is all set for it. Yes, this is Dumpling Soup or Sui Kow Soup. It is rather filling, I filled each bowl with 6 pieces and it makes a complete lunch for each of us... :)) Easy and healthy eating for the day. It is fast to prepare and great to eat!
The soup is made of anchovies which I have lightly stir fry with ginger before boiling it with water.
The filling for the dumpling is the same as Siu Mai - Dumpling, my earlier post, just click to check. Steam the dumpling for 10 mins before putting it into the boiling soup, bring to a quick boil and ready to serve.
The soup is made of anchovies which I have lightly stir fry with ginger before boiling it with water.
The filling for the dumpling is the same as Siu Mai - Dumpling, my earlier post, just click to check. Steam the dumpling for 10 mins before putting it into the boiling soup, bring to a quick boil and ready to serve.
Friday, September 11, 2009
Turmeric Fried Bittergourd
It is nice to indulge in fried stuff once a while and this is what Lazy Mum has come up with. It is a simple to prepare dish and taste great when eaten hot. Hmm...this is also one way to get our boys to enjoy eating bittergourd :)).
The bittergourd is first cut into slices and rubbed with salt, allow it to sit for a while, rinse and drained dry . This process is required to reduce the water content of the bittergourd. Lastly just coat the dried bittergourd with Hup Loong Wonder powder and some turmeric powder sprinkle on and fry it with some oil till bittergourd turns golden brown. Drained it and serve immediately!
The bittergourd is first cut into slices and rubbed with salt, allow it to sit for a while, rinse and drained dry . This process is required to reduce the water content of the bittergourd. Lastly just coat the dried bittergourd with Hup Loong Wonder powder and some turmeric powder sprinkle on and fry it with some oil till bittergourd turns golden brown. Drained it and serve immediately!
A beautiful golden fried bitterourd
Have a Good n Happy Meal..
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Stir Fry Dried Noodle
A delicious lazy mum stir fry dried noodle with shrimps and fishpaste strip. It is simple and easy to prepare and within 20 minutes the meal is served....Voila! Since it is so easy to prepare, so there is always a good reason to stay home for a healthy and MSG free meal. Yes, eat healthy! I find that dried noodles taste better than fresh noodles except we need to blanched it before stir frying.
Let's look at the simple way of preparing this meal....
All you need :
- a packet of the dried noodle
- a clove of garlic - chopped
- some prawns and fish paste strips or fish ball
- some green leafy vegetables
- 1 Tbs oyster sauce
- 1 Tbs light soy sauce
1. Blanch the dried noodle till slightly soft before stir frying
2. Heat some oil and saute the garlic and add the prawns and fish paste strips
3. Stir fry till prawns turns pink, add in the green leafy vegetables and a little water
4. Add in the blanch noodle, oyster sauce, soy sauce, close the lid of the wok for 2 mins
5. Stir fry till noodle turns dry and fully absorbed all the gravy
6. Serve hot
That's it, have a happy n healthy meal at home!
Labels:
chinese style noodle,
dried noodle
Monday, September 7, 2009
CKE Sushi
We had a happy and wonderful weekend at our residence. The house were filled with hefty laughters, little girls mischieviously running around with their young uncles (my boys) and screaming with joy, music filling the background and smoke from the BBQ set in the garden, yah it's a mini barbeque party.
My lovely niece came over to prepare her 1st time ever sushi-making and it turns out beautifully done and taste real good too....not bad eh for a 1st timer! Well done CKE...the sushi rice taste real good! It's very encouraging to hear from her two little cuties "hmmm..mummy it is nice" and needless to say, my big boys and girls were busy helping themselves and enjoying every mouthful... :)) so do I..oops! I never knew it was so easy to make until I saw her doing it.... so proud of her and here is her recipe to share.... thanks to my niece for sharing. We can now enjoy a clean and hygienic sushis at home.
All you need : To Make the Rice : 2 cups rice + 1 cup of glutinous rice (pulut), 100ml rice vinegar, 100ml sugar
Simple Process : 1. Boil the rice and allow it to cool, then mixed it with the boiled vinegar and sugar Next...just add your choices of topping or add your choice of ingredients and roll it up with seaweed
Friday, September 4, 2009
Fried Rice with Barbeque Meat
A colorful and flavorful chinese style fried rice aka Yong Chow Fried Rice. Lazy Mum enjoy cooking this super delicious and easy to prepare meal for the family ^_^ The BBQ meat aka "char siew" is being coated with edible red coloring prior to barbeque, thus it gives a nice reddish color to the fried rice....Beautiful right? The BBQ meat is easily obtainable from the chicken rice shop.
All you need : Serve 4
All you need : Serve 4
- 1.5 cups rice - cooked overnight
- 1 clove of garlic - chopped
- 1 big piece of barbeque meat - cut into small cubes
- 200gm small prawns
- 2 chinese sausages - cut into thin slices
- 2 eggs - stir fried and set aside for garnishing
- 1 sprig of spring onion
Simple Process :
1. Heat the wok with some oil and saute the chopped garlic till fragant
2. Add in the prawns and stir fry till it becomes pink, add in the chinese sausage and bbq meat
3. Stir fry and mix the ingredients, put in the rice, add a few drops of sesame seed oil and stir fry to ensure the rice is clear of lumps
4. Add salt to taste, when the rice is already well mixed with the ingredients and clear of lumps, drop in the fried eggs and mix well
5. Garnished with chopped spring onions and ready to serve
1. Heat the wok with some oil and saute the chopped garlic till fragant
2. Add in the prawns and stir fry till it becomes pink, add in the chinese sausage and bbq meat
3. Stir fry and mix the ingredients, put in the rice, add a few drops of sesame seed oil and stir fry to ensure the rice is clear of lumps
4. Add salt to taste, when the rice is already well mixed with the ingredients and clear of lumps, drop in the fried eggs and mix well
5. Garnished with chopped spring onions and ready to serve
Enjoy Your Meal!
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
French Bean in Oyster Sauce
Look at this beautiful fresh green french beans which Lazy Mum have it simply stir fry with lots of garlic and oyster sauce. Yummy, it is crunchy and taste simply delicious. This green green french beans was purchased from beautiful cool Cameron Highlands, and it is real fresh and taste sweet with just a simple way of serving it... :))
Simple Process :
1. Heat the wok with a little oil and saute the chopped garlic till fragrant
2. Add in the carrot and french beans and give it a good stir
3. Add 2 Tbs of oyster sauce, a sprinkle of water to keep the wok moist
4. Close the wok lid for 1 min and give it a final stir
5. Ready to serve - crunchy n delicious
1. Heat the wok with a little oil and saute the chopped garlic till fragrant
2. Add in the carrot and french beans and give it a good stir
3. Add 2 Tbs of oyster sauce, a sprinkle of water to keep the wok moist
4. Close the wok lid for 1 min and give it a final stir
5. Ready to serve - crunchy n delicious
Have a healthy n happy meal!
Monday, August 31, 2009
Onion Chicken
Here is Lazy Mum simple and easy to cook delicious and aromatic Chicken dish. Yes, it's a yummy yummy aromatic dish, thanks to the great onion. A simple dish using onion as the main ingredient to give the great taste to the chicken and it's yummy gravy. My family enjoy this dish with hot steamed rice. To add color, garnish with spring onion when the dish is ready to serve.
All you need :
- half chicken - chopped into pieces
- 2 onions - cut into wedge
- 1 sprig spring onion
- 2 Tbs dark soy sauce
Simple Process :
1. Heat the wok with a little oil and saute the onion till aromatic
2. Add in the chicken and stir fry till chicken turns white
3. Add 1/4 cup water, 2 Tbs dark soy sauce and simmer the chicken over low heat for the next 25 minutes
4. When chicken is cooked, add the spring onion and give a quick stir, dish out and serve hot
Have a Happy Meal!
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