Funny...I've always called it 'Sayur Campur' because there are only dried vegetables put into it. Most shops sell these dried vegetables all in one packet but I prefer buying them in separate packets ( I mean 1 dry bean curd sticks in 1 packet etc.). Nowadays the dried vegetables are expensive.
I also wonder if this is a Chinese dish of origin? :) or what other names is this dish called?
I also wonder if this is a Chinese dish of origin? :) or what other names is this dish called?
Sup Sayur Campur
Vegetable Ingredients would be -
10 dried Bean Curd sticks
RM1 dried Black Fungus (Black Mushrooms)
1 small packet of Tanghoon (Glass Noodles)
8 - 10 pieces of dried Prawns
1. Soak the bean curd sticks, when soft cut into 1" long, washed then leave to dry in a sieve.
2. Soak the black fungus, when soft cut into halves with a scissor.
3. Soak the glass noodles.
4. Wash the dried prawns.
A. Ground 2 small shallots, 2 garlics, 2 big red chillies.
B. Add in 1 teaspoon belacan (shrimp paste) and the washed dried prawns. Ground lightly.
C. Saute A. & B. then add in a couple 2 - 3 cups of water.
D. Bring to the boil and add in the bean curd sticks, the black fungus and the glass noodles.
E. Add 1 piece of dried tamarind flower (asam gelugor) into the soup. Bring to boil.
F. Add salt and ajinomoto to taste.
Eat the soup hot with rice, salted fish or salted duck eggs (making sure these 2 are in small rations ok?).
Cheerio.
8 - 10 pieces of dried Prawns
1. Soak the bean curd sticks, when soft cut into 1" long, washed then leave to dry in a sieve.
2. Soak the black fungus, when soft cut into halves with a scissor.
3. Soak the glass noodles.
4. Wash the dried prawns.
A. Ground 2 small shallots, 2 garlics, 2 big red chillies.
B. Add in 1 teaspoon belacan (shrimp paste) and the washed dried prawns. Ground lightly.
C. Saute A. & B. then add in a couple 2 - 3 cups of water.
D. Bring to the boil and add in the bean curd sticks, the black fungus and the glass noodles.
E. Add 1 piece of dried tamarind flower (asam gelugor) into the soup. Bring to boil.
F. Add salt and ajinomoto to taste.
Eat the soup hot with rice, salted fish or salted duck eggs (making sure these 2 are in small rations ok?).
Cheerio.
14 comments:
Looks sedap, Puan!! looks spicy too.. now is 11.38pm.. suddenly stomach feels one kind.. :p
spicy and sourish...nampak sedap,hehehe...
Mum used to cook this vege too. She called it 'capalang' meaning everything just throw inside. hahaI love it.
oh yea..my mom used to cook this also..but onie during Chinese new Year..LOL.except ours not spicy.
Yummy!
I think my mum cooks this too.. but can't recall. Yummm..
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Ha ha claire...does your stomach rumbles at that time too? mine too most times :p
yes sedap! spicy & a bit sourish :)
Yes correct luciana :) spicy & sourish!
I think this is a chinese dish & I do like chinese cooking
'capalang' mNhL? that is a chinese word? ha ha wise woman your mum, I like...memang betul, throw everything inside :)
Now I know another name for this dish :p
Oh really mommy ling? Then it must be a special dish to be cooked only during CNY he he...
What do you think? there must be a story behind this dish ah...
Ainnalina...thank you for passing by mak isah blog ni :)
will be visiting yours in a short while :)
She must have Cyril...yes yummm indeed :)
aaahh... nyaman da jak resipi2 ktk hehe.. i want kelupis too.. :)
Salam wa :) Biasa jak resipi kmk ya wa..apa nok dimakan ya la nok di ambik gambar. Indirectly, trying to improve photo taking kmk, from worse to a bit better mun boleh :p
Thanks for passing by, have visited your awesome picture blog!
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