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Continue reading →: Chilli-fried cauliflower (Sambal goreng kembang)from The Complete Asian Cookbook by Charmaine Solomon
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Continue reading →: Stir-fried spinach with sambal (Sambal kang kong)from Be Inspired – A Month of Malaysian: Inspired by Simon Goh (page 58) by Roberta Muir andSimon Goh (My thoughts are that the balacan was overpowering. Go lightly to taste) Using broccolini sprouts:
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Continue reading →: Malaysian inspired “pizza”Flatbread base: Organic stoneground whole grain flour, water, salt Satay: Lemongrass, shallots, garlic, cumin, coriander, galangal, roasted peanuts, palm sugar, chilli, soy sauce Topping: Prawns, satay firm tofu, silken tofu, green onions, peanuts After cooking top with cucumber, lettuce, bean shoots, dried shallots, chilli and more peanuts, lime juice I…
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Continue reading →: *Seafood Nonya-stylefrom Martin Yan’s Asia: Favorite Recipes from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan(page 124) by Martin Yan Dresing: Salad: with the prawns on top:
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Continue reading →: Lacy pancakes (Roti jala)from The Complete Asian Cookbook by Charmaine Solomon Very simple. The yellow is the turmeric in the flour
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Continue reading →: Jackfruit pudding (Bubur nangka)from Martin Yan’s Asia: Favorite Recipes from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan (page 145) by Martin Yan
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Continue reading →: *Melaka fish (Asam pedas ikan)from Martin Yan’s Asia: Favorite Recipes from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan (page 127) by Martin Ya
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Continue reading →: Vegetable curry (Kari sayur)from Martin Yan’s Asia: Favorite Recipes from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan (page 120) by Martin Yan Served with organic brown rice & roti
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Continue reading →: Eggplant sambal (Sambal terong)from Martin Yan’s Asia: Favorite Recipes from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan (page 114) by Martin Yan
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Continue reading →: Penang salad (Rojak Penang)from Martin Yan’s Asia: Favorite Recipes from Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Japan (page 116) by Martin Yan






