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Saturday, September 11, 2010
SAYUR LODEH (Malay Mixed Vegetable Curry)
Ingredients:
2 Coconuts - freshly grated and squeezed for coconut milk
Group A
8 pieces Beancurd
10 Long Beans
1/2 Cabbage
4 Brinjals a.k.a. Eggplant (optional)
2 medium-sized Turnips
Group B
2 medium Onions (Sweet / Bombay Onions would be best)
4 cloves Garlic
2-cm length of Ginger
6 Red Chillies
Group C
2 stalks Lemongrass
4 sq cm Belacan
20 dried Ikan Bilis (Anchovies)
1 teaspoon Turmeric Powder
1 teaspoon Coriander Seeds
1 teaspoon Cumin
2 Bay Leaves
Method:
Preparation of Ingredients in Group A
1. Slice beancurd into 4 triangles. (Slice diagonally across all four corners).
2. Cut long bean into lengths of about 1.5 inches at a diagonal slant.
3. Cut cabbage into 4-5 wedges.
4. Slice eggplant at a diagonal slant.
5. Cut turnips into chunky sticks.
Preparation of Ingredients in Group B
1. Slice onions, ginger and garlic.
2. Deseed chillies and slice finely.
Preparation of Ingredients in Group C
1. Pound all ingredients in Group C with a pestle and mortar. (Or grind in a food processor).
1. In a large pot, heat about three-quarters cup of cooking oil.
2. Fry C until fragrant, stir in B, until the onions and chillis are soft.
3. Pour in 2 large bowls of coconut milk.
4. When it comes to a boil, drop all vegetables, bay leaves and the remaining coconut milk.
5. Stir now and then and allow it to come to a boil.
6. Serve in a deep plate / bowl with rice or lontong, sprinkle some serundeng over it, together with some malay-style chilli sauce on the side. (Lontong should be served either cubed or sliced into rounds or squares.
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