Thursday, January 10, 2013

Pineapple Jam - Revisited

Similar recipe as what I did more than 5 years ago!  Lazy to grate the pineapples, so I blend them in a food processor instead! fast & hassle free heee....The result is better than grating cos the fibre of the fruits is broken down by blending and is much smoother in texture. I used microwave method instead of cooking over the stove as I do not have the time to stand in front of the stove to do the stirring!! yes it definitely cost a bomb by cooking the jam by using microwave but nevermind, just once a year for making the lovely pineapple tarts hehehe....





from this big pot....


to this.....






Ingredient (approx 1.1 kg of jam)
  • 5 pineapples, peeled
  • 320gm sugar
  • 5 cloves
  • 3 star anise
  • 2 cinnamon

Method
  1. Cut pineapple in chunks, retain core if tender, blend till fine. Drain on a colander. (do not use a spoon to press over the fruits, let it drained naturally) Transfer the blended pineapples into a large microwave proof bowl. 
  2. Add in spices and cook on high in microwave for 50 minutes uncover till it is almost dry. Stirring 2-3 times in between. 
  3. After 50 minutes add sugar and cook on high, for 2 hours 10 mins (stirring occasionally in between) till the jam become rollable. Cool completely before storing in airtight container. Chilled and ready to use.


Sunday, January 6, 2013

Ikan Goreng Bercili

I seldom fried fish not that I do not like fried fish, I just hate the oiliness in kitchen after all the frying >.< But I could not resist this after seeing Wendy's version! hahaha Ohhhhh so spicy and shiok and yes my  spice tolerance is pretty high, you do not see me sweat unlike my hubby whom will sweat like he just run a marathon >.<


Fried Fish with Chilli







Ingredient

  • 1 medium threadfin
  • 1 tsp turmeric powder
  • 1/2 tsp salt
  • 1 pc asam gelugor
  • 1/2 cup oil
Chilli Paste (pounded) : 
  • 1 red onion
  • 3 red chilies
  • 10 chilli padi
  • 1 inch ginger
  • 4 cloves garlic

Method
  1. Marinate fish with salt & turmeric powder, rub the insides as well.
  2. Heat wok on high, and heat up oil. Add fish and cook on medium low heat until both sides are golden. (about 3 mins for each sides)
  3. Remove fish from wok and place on a plate.
  4. With remaining oil in wok, sauté the chilli paste and asam until fragrant and looks glossy. Add salt to taste.
  5. Smeer the cooked chilli paste on fish and serve.





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