PART III COOKING THE SARAWAK LAKSA
Part I and Part II are rather “theoretical” and this post will show you the practical steps to prepare the Sarawak laksa.
To make a delicious bowl of Sarawak Laksa, besides having some good
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On 20 May 2013
| 1. Jicama Fried With Minced Pork | 沙葛炒肉碎 |
| 2. Blanched Baby Kailan with Oyster Sauce | 耗油小芥兰 |
| 3. Pork Belly steamed with Preserved Vegetable | 梅菜扣肉 |
| 4. White Radish Pork Rib Soup | 白萝卜排骨汤 |
| 5. Salted Vegetable fried with Pork |
PART II – THE SECRET OF SARAWAK LAKSA PASTE
INTRODUCTION
Most Sarawakian households cooked their laksa from ready-made laksa pastes made popular by the Tan’s Family in the 1960’s and 1970’s. Most people will not even bother to question how
PART II – THE SECRET OF SARAWAK LAKSA PASTE
INTRODUCTION
Most Sarawakian households cooked their laksa from ready-made laksa pastes made popular by the Tan’s Family in the 1960’s and 1970’s. Most people will not even bother to question how
INTRODUCTION
Like any other Sarawakians, I am proud of our own version of laksa, Sarawak Laksa. It will not do Sarawak Laksa any justice if I did not do a detail post on Sarawak Laksa. In fact, Sarawak laksa
On 17-May-2013
White rice served with:
| 1. Chayote Pork Rib Soup | 佛手瓜排骨汤 |
| 2. French Bean Stir Fried with Garlic | 清炒四季豆 |
| 3. Braised pork slice with pickled lettuce | 香菜心炆肉片 |
Today we have a rather simple dinner but the dish volume are
On 16 May 2013
White rice served with:
| 1. Szechuan Vegetable Pork Rib Soup | 榨菜排骨汤 |
| 2. Yakitori Chicken Stick | 日式烤鸡串 |
| 3. Pak Choi Fried with Fish Cake | 小白菜炒鱼饼 |
| 4. Hairy Gourd Fried with Minced Meat | 肉碎炒毛瓜 |
| 5. Fried Eggs | 荷包蛋 |
Chrysanthemum tea (Chinese: 菊花茶; pinyin: júhuā chá) is a flower-based tisane made from chrysanthemum flowers of the species Chrysanthemum morifolium or Chrysanthemum indicum, which are most popular in East Asia. To prepare the tea,
On 14 May 2013:
| 1. | Chinese Black Turtle Bean Pork Rip Soup | 黑豆排骨汤 |
| 2. | Long Bean Stir Fried with Minced Meat | 长豆炒肉碎 |
| 3. | Sliced Potatoes Fried with Onions and Sausages | 大葱香肠炒土豆片 |
Nothing special today. The dish are typical simple Chinese
I am asking myself, are you crazy? Are you insane? Are you psychotic? …
My son drew this and I colored it..
The above are pictures that were drawn by my son, I colored it and my daughter traced it.
