Showing posts with label Malaysia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Malaysia. Show all posts

Wednesday, 14 June 2023

How would you like your tea? With chilli pineapple please.

Lemon Tea with Chilli Pineapple    

Adapted from https://feastforfreedom.org.au/cms/lemon-tea-with-chilli-pineapple Manel’s Malaysian-Indian Recipes

Ingredients:

Tea - 2 ½ tblspn black loose leaf tea; 1.25lt water; 5 lemons, quartered; 2 ½ tblspn white sugar

Pineapple – 1 pineapple, peeled, halved and cut into 1 cm slices; white sugar; salt; chilli powder

Method:

Tea – In a pot, bring all the water to the boil. Remove from heat and add the tea leaves, sugar and lemon.

Allow to infuse for 3-5 minutes

Strain through a sieve and your tea is now ready to serve

Pineapple – Arrange pineapple slices on a plate. Sprinkle a little sugar, salt and chilli over each slice.

Saturday, 4 July 2015

There's a pineapple in the gado gado salad

The Real Asian Cook Book, Ayam Brand, Carol Selvarajah 1990s Sydney


Gado Gado Salad: Malaysian

“This is a distinctive vegetable salad with a unique sauce that makes the difference” Carol.


1 cucumber chunked with skin remaining; 1 packet bean sprouts (remove tails if time permits); 6 pieces ready-fried tofu, optional; 2 hardboiled eggs, quartered; 6 snake beans sliced into 4cm lengths, 1 min. or microwaved 3 mins. (H); 3 cabbage leaves chunked 6cm wide; ½ pineapple peeled, then chunked

Have the fruits and vegetables ready and arranged so that colours and textures contrast. Toss with Rojak Sauce just before serving. The sauce can be made in two ways: a quick method and a convenient Ayam Brand method using a variety of sauces. 
Serves 4 – 6.

Rojak sauce using Ayam Brand satay sauce on its own, with 2 tblspns Ayam Brand sweet chilli sauce; 
or
1 (250ml) can Ayam Brand satay sauce; 1 tblspn Ayam Brand tamarind puree; 1 tblspn Ayam Brand sambal oelek; 1 can (140ml) Ayam Brand coconut milk; sesame seeds as garnish

Combine well together, pour over Gado Gado and toss evenly. Serve at once with a sprinkling of sesame seeds.

Handy hint: Make up a fruity satay for entrees skewering some salted green apple cubes and fresh pineapple cubes.  Make a dip of 1 tblspn of each of Ayam Brand sweet and sour sauce and crunchy peanut butter. Add a little chilli for flavour if necessary.