Resepi Pilihanku

Assalammualaikum.
Semua resepi yang dihimpunkan dalam blog ini adalah menu yang saya sukai dan selalu masak. Kebanyakannya saya copy paste dari blog orang lain tapi untuk asasnya sahaja kerana biasanya saya akan ubahsuai resepi tersebut mengikut citarasa saya sendiri.

Mudah-mudahan anda menyukainya jika kebetulan anda melawat blog saya ini.

Much Love.
J.S
10 September 2011.

Aneka Resepi Sup Tulang

Sekali-sekala masak sup tulang pun sedap juga , kuahnya sedap di hirup saja .

BAHAN-BAHAN:

1 kilo setengah tulang lembu

6 biji kentang

3 biji tomato

1 pokok daun sup

Garam secukup rasa

Air mencukupi sehingga menutupi tulang dalam periuk

*Air kena banyak sebab nak kena rebus tulang ni sampai dagingnya empuk , kena check daging untuk pastikan daging empuk atau belum jika tidak perlu lah ditambah air dan terus rebus tulang lagi.

BAHAN-BAHAN TUMIS :

1 peket sup bunjut

3 biji bawang merah

1 biji bawang besar

3 ulas bawang putih

3 cm halia

1 sudu besar ketumbar

1 sudu besar jintan putih

1 sudu kecil lada hitam

CARA MEMASAK :

- Semua bawang , halia di kupas kulit dan dimayang halus . Ketumbar serta jintan putih tumbuh halus . Kupas semua ubi kentang dan dipotong empat , tomato juga dipotong 4 .

-Panaskan sedikit minyak dalam periuk dan tumis semua bahan yang ditumbuk serta semua bawang tadi . Kacau semua bahan ini sampai wangi dan terus dimasukkan air yang secukupnya dalam periuk . Masukkan bunjut sup dan semua tulang tadi , biarkan sampai mendidih . Masukkan garam dan kacau sup sekali-sekali sehingga daging masak serta menjadi empuk , kemudian boleh la di masukkan semua ubi kentang . Biarkan ubi kentang empuk dan baru la dimasukkan buah tomato , bila buah tomato nampak layu boleh la ditutup api dapur dan tabur la daun sup yang sudah di potong halus ke dalam sup.

 

2. Sup daging Siam

 

 

BAHAN-BAHAN:

1 kilo daging bercampur tulang lembu

6 biji kentang

3 biji tomato

Jus perahan limau nipis secukupnya

1 pokok daun sup

Garam secukup rasa

Air secukupnya

*Air kena banyak sebab nak kena rebus tulang ni sampai dagingnya empuk , kena check daging untuk pastikan daging empuk atau belum jika tidak perlulah ditambah air dan terus rebus tulang lagi.

BAHAN-BAHAN TUMIS :

3 sudu besar rempah sup

2 biji bawang merah

1 biji bawang besar

3 ulas bawang putih

1 inci halia

1 inci lengkuas

2 batang serai dititik

5 biji cili api-boleh tambah

CARA MEMASAK :

- Semua bawang , halia , lengkuas dikupas kulit dan dimayang halus . Kupas semua ubi kentang dan dipotong empat , tomato juga dipotong 4 .

-Panaskan sedikit minyak dalam periuk dan tumis semua bawang tadi kemudian masukkan remaph sup . Kacau semua bahan ini sampai wangi dan terus dimasukkan air yang secukupnya dalam periuk . Masukkan serai , cili api dan semua tulang/daging , biarkan sampai mendidih .

-Masukkan jus perahan limau nipis secukupnya ikut citarasa masing-masing kalau suka lagi masam tambah la lagi jus limau nipis.

-Masukkan garam dan kacau sup sekali-sekali sehingga daging masak serta menjadi empuk , kemudian boleh la dimasukkan semua ubi kentang . Biarkan ubi kentang empuk dan baru la dimasukkan buah tomato , bila buah tomato nampak layu boleh la ditutup api dapur dan tabur la daun sup yang sudah di potong halus ke dalam sup.

Ikan Pepes Bumbu Merah (Spicy Fish Baked In Banana Leaves)

Pepes is an Indonesian Traditional Steamed Cooking Style that's very popular around West Java (Jawa Barat). Pepes dish locks the original aroma and taste. It also help the spices to be better absorbed.

Carp fish is often used to prepare the dish, but I personally prefer Patin Fish (Silver Catfish) it's more greasy and tasteful.

Ingredients:

1 kg whole fish (carp or snapper)

• 1 chopped tomato
• 1 stalk green onion
• 1 stalk lemongrass
• 5 salam leaves
• 50 g kemangi leaves (sweet basil)
• salt
• 1 tsp. sugar
• 2 tbl. salad oil
• banana leaves or aluminum foil to wrap

Spice paste, grind the following ingredients:

• 2 cloves garlic
• 4 shallot
• 2 cm ginger
• 2 cm turmeric
• 50 g fresh chili pepper
• 5 candlenut
• 5 g tamarind
• 1/2 tsp. salt
• 25 cc water

Directions:

1. Scale and clean the fish.
2. Take out the intestines but not the egg.
3. Make three diagonal slashes on each side of the fish for spice paste flavor to immerse.
4. Marinade the fish with salt and tamarind for 15 minutes then wash the fish with a bowl of water to remove excess salt.
5. Add cooking oil to the spice-paste, mix.
6. Coat fish with spice paste.
7. Put kemangi leaves, salam leaves and sliced lemon grass for the flavor.
8. Wrap the fish in banana leaves or aluminum foil.
9. Steam with medium fire, 30 minutes. Use pressure cooker for faster cooking time and better taste.
10. Let it cool and grill the wrapped fish over charcoal fire.

Ayam Pop ( Traditional Fried Stewed Chicken From West Sumatra )

My Favorite!

If you're a Padang Food Lover. I bet you'll appreciate this precious recipe. I've been thinking a lot before deciding to share this secret recipe for you, remember to keep it in a safe place :)


The dish is called Pop Chicken because cutlets of chicken are dipped and marinated in spiced juice.And then the cutlets are deep fried in very hot oil for only a few minutes ( you'll hear a loud “POP” sound when the chicken enters the oil).


Ingredients:
A free-range chicken (Not Purebred or Broiler) without heads and claws, cut into 4 parts

4 cloves garlic, grated

1 tsp salt

2 tbsp lime juice

300 ml coconut water

vegetable oil


Sambal (Chili Sauce):
2 tbsp cooking oil

4 tbsp hot water



Blended Spice:

10 pcs of red chili, boiled

12 red onions, boiled

200 g red tomatoes, boiled

10 pcs petai (stinky beans), boiled

1 tsp salt


How To:
1. Marinate chicken pieces with garlic, salt, and lime juice. Leave it for an hour to absorb.

2. Boil the coconut water, add the chicken and the seasonings used for marinating. Cook until chicken is tender and juices run out. Lift the chicken.

3. Heat oil over medium heat. Fry the chicken for a very short time, remove and drain.

4. Serve hot with chilli sauce and boiled cassava leaves.

5. Sambal: Heat the oil, saute blended spices until fragrant.

6. Add water, stir until boiling. Lift.

Enjoy... :)

How to make tempeh?

Making tempeh is very easy. Here we explain how to make tempeh from 100% soy. This is the traditional tempeh as it is consumed in the country of origin: Indonesia. To make 500g tempeh you need the following ingredients:
- 300 g whole soybeans
- 4 tablespoons vinegar
- 1 teaspoon tempeh starter
Step 1: Cracking the soybeans
The easiest way is to crack the soybeans with a loosely set grain mill. Ideally each soybean is cracked in half. On the left you can see a picture of a Family Grain Mill. This grain mill can be bought on the internet for les than $100. With the Family Grain Mill you can split the 500 g soybeans in a few minutes. Daniel informed us that the Porkert Universal Grain Mill can also split the soybeans. It is a Czech made grain mill that is all hot dipped steel, easy to take apart and lasts a long time. If you know other grain mills that can do the job, please inform us!
When buying a grain mill consider that you can also use the dehulled soybeans to make soymilk. If you don't have a grain mill or dehulled soybeans continue with using whole soybeans, you will have to remove the hulls later by hand. If you are lucky, you can find a store that sells dehulled soybeans. Industrial tempeh producers normally buy dehulled soybeans. Maybe they will sell you some soybeans!
Step 2: Soaking and dehulling soybeans
Soak the soybeans in 2 liter water for 6 - 18 hours. If you use whole soybeans you should split them by squeezing them with a kneading motion. Stir gently causing the hulls to rise to the surface, then pour off water and hulls into a strainer. Add fresh water and repeat until most hulls are removed. Don't worry if a few hulls remain attached.
Step 3: Cooking the soybeans
Put the beans in a cooking pot and water to cover the soybeans. Add 3 tablespoon vinegar and cook for 30 min. Drain off the water and dry the soybeans by continue heating them in the pot on medium heat for a few minutes and until the beans are dry. Allow the soybeans to cool down to below 35°C.
Step 4: Inoculating the soybeans with tempeh starter
Sprinkle the soybeans with 1 teaspoon of tempeh starter. Mix with a clean spoon for about 1 minute to distribute the tempeh starter evenly. It's very important to mix the tempeh starter very well: it reduces the risk for spoilage and the fermentation will be faster. To promote the home production of tempeh we will send you a free sample of tempeh starter.
Step 5: Incubating the beans
Take 2 plastic bags 18 x 28 cm and perforate them with holes at a distance of about 1 cm by a thick but sharp needle. A normal needle is too thin, you need a fat needle or small nail (about 0.6 mm in diameter). This will allow the mould to breathe.
Divide the soybeans in the two bags and seal them. Press them flat, making sure that the total thickness of the beans is max 3 cm. Place the packed beans in an incubator at 30°C or at a warm place for about 36- 48 hours during which the tempeh fermentation takes place. Then the container should be filled completely with white mycelium and the entire contents can be lifted out as a whole piece.
Now you know how to make tempeh. We hope that you will enjoy the home making of tempeh and ... the eating of it!
Taken from : http://www.tempeh.info/maketempeh/how-to-make-tempeh.php

Sop Buntut (Java Traditional Oxtail Soup)

2 lbs. oxtail
3 inches of ginger, unpeeled but smashed
3 nutmeg seeds, roughly broken
20 cloves
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
salt to taste
3 carrots, halved and chopped into 1 inch chunks
2 leeks, chopped into 1 inch chunks
1 scallion, chopped into 1 inch chunks
2 medium all-purpose potatoes, chopped into 8 chunks each
2 tomatoes, cut into wedges
1 cup chopped celery, with leaves.
fried shallots
1 Tbsp butter or vegetable oil

Fill a large pot with enough water to cover the oxtail generously and add the ginger. Bring the water to a boil, add the oxtail, and boil for three minutes. Pour out the water and discard the ginger. Refill the pot (still with the oxtail) with cold water and bring to a boil. Add the cloves and nutmeg, and simmer, covered, for 1 1/2 hours until the meat is tender. Remove from heat, cool completely, and refridgerate overnight. Skim the congealed fat from the surface.

Bring the soup back to a simmer. Heat butter/oil in a pan over medium heat, add carrot, leek, and scallion and saute for 3 minutes, then add to the soup along with the potatoes, pepper, and salt to taste. Cover and simmer for twenty minutes, or until the potatoes are tender. Ladle into bowls and garnish with celery, tomato slices, and fried shallots.

The recipe would probably be even tastier if, before you started, you rubbed the meat lightly with vegetable oil and roasted it for an hour or so at 425 degrees, then deglazed the pan with water, used that for the soup base, and skipped the initial boil-and-dump phase.

Ayam Goreng Kalasan (Kalasan Fried Chicken)

Ingredients :

- 4 pcs Big Red Chili (omit the seeds)
- 100 cc of coconut water
- 1 pc Tomato (Cut into 4 pcs)
- 2 pcs Shallots (1 pc cut into 2 pcs)
- 3 pcs of Salam leaves or bay leaves as a substitute
- 1 pc of Galangal (bruised)
- 1 pc of Brown Sugar
- 1 chicken (cut into smaller pieces)


Directions :

1. Simmer chicken with coconut water, salt and all the ingredients until the water has almost
evaporated and the chicken is tender.
2. Drain and allow to cool.
3. Set aside the red chili, tomato and red onion from the chicken to make the chili sauce.
4. Deep-fried chicken in hot oil until golden brown but do not fried it too crunchy.
5. The chicken is ready to be served with the chili sauce