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Anyone have a good recipe for Chai tow kway (Malay singapore carot cake)?

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I had it over there, and would love to cook it here in the UK

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  1. I have these recipes

    Chai Tow Kway

    Enjoy!

    Ingredients for the cake:

    500g rice flour

    2 spoonful tapioca flour

    8 full small rice bowl water

    dried shrimp - soaked

    dried mushroom - soak and shredded

    Chinese sausage - optional

    Shallots - chopped and fried in oil

    shredded raddish

    sugar

    salt

    msg

    pepper

    Method:

    Fry shallots in oil, add shrimp and mushroom.  Season and set aside.

    Mix 3 bowls of water with flour, boil the rest of water, add and mix.

    Season to taste with salt, msg and sugar. Mix in the fried

    ingredients, put in steamer and steam till ready, about half and

    hour.  Let cool and cut.

    To make dark Chai Tow Kway

    Ingredients:

    sweet dark soya sauce

    chilli paste

    eggs

    garlic

    oil (pork)

    Method:

    Heat oil and fry garlic, add Chai tow kway, then eggs, sauce and chilli

    and it's done!  All in 2 minutes just like the way the hawkers do it, I'm

    sure you know how.    

    I suggest using a non stick pan unless you've got a good wok.

    To make light Chai Tow Kway

    Ingredients:

    Chai Poh

    eggs

    garlic

    spring onion

    Chinese sausages

    chilli paste

    fish sauce

    pepper

    Method:

    I'm sure you know how to fry it, just make sure you brown the garlic

    and the pan is hot when you add the fish sauce so that it sizzles.


  2. I'll more then happy to answer this question for you!

    I love "chai tow kway" ... It's delicious!

    Heres a pic for visual:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/zelciia/498...

    Well, chai tow kay/ Carrot Cake, is diced and stir fried radish with an egg mixture. Comes in black (with soy sauce and/or chili) or white (without soy sauce)

    It is made of rice flour and white radish. In Malaysia this is often served in large rectangular slabs which are steamed and then later fried whole.

    It is a savory cake rather then sweet.

    Often eaten at breakfeast  ( dim sum)

    HERES MY FAVORITE RECIPE:

    2 cups pre-made Radish Cake, cut into 1/2″ cubes

    - 1 tsp garlic, minced

    - 1 tsp shallots, minced

    - 1/2 small Chinese sausage, cut into small pieces

    - 1 tbsp Chai Poh (dried radish)

    - 1 tbsp spring onion, chopped

    - 1 egg

    - chilli paste (optional)

    - 2 dashes fish

    1. Heat up 2 tbsp vegetable oil. Medium heat. Stir fry garlic and shallots until fragrant. Then add Chinese sausage and Chai Poh (dried radish) and stir fry for a minute or so to cook the Chinese sausage.

    2. Add Radish Cake cubes, mix well with stir fried ingredients and spread well on the pan to let it pan fry until you get golden brown bits on the Radish Cake cubes. Add fish sauce and add more oil if necessary. Stir fry occasionally.

    3. When Radish Cake cubes are quite soft and have brown bits on it, make a well in the center of the pan and add egg. Mix well.

    4. When egg is cooked and slightly browned, you are ready to serve. Garnish with chopped spring onions.

    GOOD LUCK!

  3. 2 cups pre-made Radish Cake, cut into 1/2″ cubes

    - 1 tsp garlic, minced

    - 1 tsp shallots, minced

    - 1/2 small Chinese sausage, cut into small pieces

    - 1 tbsp Chai Poh (dried radish)

    - 1 tbsp spring onion, chopped

    - 1 egg

    - chilli paste (optional)

    - 2 dashes fish sauce

    Cooking Method:

    1. Heat up 2 tbsp vegetable oil. Medium heat. Stir fry garlic and shallots until fragrant. Then add Chinese sausage and Chai Poh (dried radish) and stir fry for a minute or so to cook the Chinese sausage.

    2. Add Radish Cake cubes, mix well with stir fried ingredients and spread well on the pan to let it pan fry until you get golden brown bits on the Radish Cake cubes. Add fish sauce and add more oil if necessary. Stir fry occasionally.

    3. When Radish Cake cubes are quite soft and have brown bits on it, make a well in the center of the pan and add egg. Mix well.

    4. When egg is cooked and slightly browned, you are ready to serve. Garnish with chopped spring onions.

    Cooking Notes:

    1. The Chai Poh (dried radish) and fish sauce are salty, so no salt or light soy sauce is required. Do a taste test before serving to decide if you want to add another dash of fish sauce then mix well.

    2. If you want to add chilli paste, you can add it during step one. Stir fry the chilli paste to exude its fragrance!

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