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Kueh Bahulu
Kueh bahulu is a
perennial favourite among Malaysians of all ages. It's soft and slightly
dry texture goes very well with black coffee. Kueh bahulu comes in
different shapes, but the popular ones are the goldfish and the button (see
picture right).
Ingredients
3 egg yolks
4 egg whites
100gm sugar
Half teaspoon vanilla essence
100gm wheat flour
1 tablespoon tapioca flour
Quarter teaspoon baking powder
Method
1. Sieve wheat and tapioca
flour together with baking powder.
2. Whisk the eggs and sugar until stiff.
3. Add the vanilla essence.
4. Fold in 20grms of sifted flour with 100ml of egg batter. Preheat oven
to 250 degrees centigrade. Lightly grease the mould (to prevent the bahulu
from sticking) and spoon in batter. Do not fill to the top. Bake
bahulu for about five minutes.
Alternatively, you can
bake bahulu the traditional way using charcoal fire. You have
to place the hot coals on top of and under the mould.
Bahulu keeps quite well
in an airtight container, but will harden with time.
About
the cook
Elizabeth
Agatha Cheah, affectionately known as Kak Liza (or Lizzie) by family and
friends, has been cooking for as long as she can remember. Over the years,
she picked up culinary skills, tips and recipes from friends and family
Liza is equally at home whether cooking Chinese, Eurasian or Malay dishes.
Married to Salim and mother to three children, Kak Liza cooks all year round
but is especially busy during holidays like Chinese New Year, Hari Raya and
Christmas when she has to cook enough for her own family plus seven brothers
and sisters, parents, 12 nieces and nephews, grandchildren, in-laws and numerous
friends in short, enough victuals to feed a Greek army battalion.
Ever the perfectionist, Kak Liza revealed that she spent 15 years getting
her ayam masak merah done right!
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