Dad’s Assam Fish Head Curry Recipe

Hey everyone. Ever since I got back from Malaysia a week ago, I have fallen sick most possibly due to the drastic change in weather.. from a really hot and humid tropical weather in Malaysia, to the first signs of winter in Melbourne. Very windy and very cold… I wasn’t quite ready for that! So due to my illness, I haven’t been cooking as much and thus, I couldn’t blog as much either! But I do know based on my poll results, comments and some requests via Twitter and ChatBox that you guys enjoy seafood and a lot of you enjoy … Continue reading Dad’s Assam Fish Head Curry Recipe

Seafood Mee Goreng Recipe

Serves 4 Original Recipe by Jimmy Chua, from his cook book “Hawker Food” or “Masakan Penjaja” This week, hubby is away for 4 days so I decided to cook something that is relatively simple yet delicious, and would make great lunch packs. I flipped through the “Hawker Food” cookbook which I have bought while I was in Malaysia… and HELLO Seafood Mee Goreng recipe! Believe it or not, I have cooked MANY stirfries… but not quite the Seafood Mee Goreng. Sometimes I wondered why, since this is probably one of my favorite fried noodles dish ever. So I went and … Continue reading Seafood Mee Goreng Recipe

SIO BI / SIU MAI Recipe (Minced Pork Parcels)

credits to http://2010menu.blogspot.com/ Kimba’s Review: Call it Siu Mai, or Dim Sim, or Dim Sum, I will always call it Sio Bi because that’s what it is where I come from! From the city of Kuching, in the state of Sarawak, in Malaysia… I have always loved my little Sio Bi(s) from the open air markets, hawker stalls and food court. There is something about the authenticity of Kuching Sio Bi, and so far, I have NOT found anything similar or comes even close to what it tastes like in Kuching. Yes, they’re all different in Melbourne and I can’t … Continue reading SIO BI / SIU MAI Recipe (Minced Pork Parcels)

FRIED VERMICELLI / FRIED BEE HOON Recipe

Kimba’s Original Recipe (although you really don’t need a recipe cause it’s so EASY!) Kimba’s Review: The great thing about Fried Bee Hoon is that it is so easy, and so simple, and it is almost ALWAYS a success. You just can’t go wrong! But I suppose there could be some cooks out there who is maybe just not used to Asian cooking and therefore just needs a bit of guidance to get started… so here’s a basic recipe. The rule with Fried Bee Hoon is that there IS no rule. You can add whatever you want to it, and … Continue reading FRIED VERMICELLI / FRIED BEE HOON Recipe

KUAYTIAW PHAT THAI (Pad Thai) aka Thai Fried Noodles with Prawns

taken from WORLD KITCHEN THAILAND by Murdoch Books This is one of the most famous dishes in Thailand. Everyone who visits should try it, otherwise they have not really been there at all. To make it, you need to use small white noodles of the dried sen lek variety (Kimba’s Tip: Or you can just use Pad Thai Rice Noodles from Coles). You can substitute meat for prawns. 150g dried noodles (sen lek) or Pad Thai Rice Noodles from Coles300g raw large prawns3 tablespoons tamarind puree2 tablespoons palm sugar (Kimba’s Tip: If you cannot find palm sugar, brown sugar works … Continue reading KUAYTIAW PHAT THAI (Pad Thai) aka Thai Fried Noodles with Prawns