Spiciness, cashew nut creaminess and crunchiness and curry leaf scented Cashew Masala Chicken everyone. I bet hunger throne is killing you softly right now? Must be. Who on earth by the way can say no Cashew Masala Chicken? Especially if you are true lover or sincere and genuine fan of Indian cuisine (Honey Chilli Chicken & Chicken Curry With Potatoes). I know. Anything else should I say? Pretty much nothing much (Ayam Masak Merah, Chicken Devil Curry & Tom Yam Chicken). Tuck in everyone.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Cashew Masala Chicken
Labels:
Chicken,
Chillies,
Coconut,
Curry,
Food and Cooking,
Garlic,
Ginger,
gravy,
Herbs,
Lime/Lemon,
Milk,
simmered,
Spices,
Spicy,
Tomato
Location:
Malaysia
Monday, January 24, 2011
Chinese Chicken Meatball Soup
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Spicy Grilled Black Pomfret (Bawal Hitam)
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Sardine Rolls
Roll up sardines in bread. Already prior stir fried sardine in chilli powder, and once cool down, add bit by bit or fit as much as you can into bread. Thereafter, egg washed before baking or you can fry as well. One way of not wasting leftover bread slices and definitely Sardine Rolls will be appreciated, anytime of the day.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Bee Hoon Soup
Bowl of noodles. Pretty much says it about Been Hoon Soup. Of course, there's literally millions of ways you can make Bee Hoon Soup. How about my version? The halal version and ikan bilis/anchovies soup based version? Sincerely a delight. Maybe simplicity to the simplest level, yet, such a satisfying noodle dish (Mee Rebus, Penang Curry Mee & Lamb Pho).
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Egg Rasam (Indian Pepper Soup With Egg)
Anyone tried before? Heard of Egg Rasam, or maybe if I say Muttai Rasam, it may ring the loudest bell to the Indians? Actually, come to think of it why am I confusing you. Egg Rasam is basically eggs in Rasam (Nandu Rasam & Instant Rasam). Make your rasam as usual and just then, break eggs in and thereafter, once you prefer eggs as wobbly or firm as you like, rasam is ready. Another pleasure of rasam, another way around.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Mysore Bonda
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