This is a savoury pan-fried dim sum. It is called 'Loh Bak Gou' in cantonese. Loh Bak in cantonese means Radish or Turnip and Gou mean cake. It can be eaten plain by adding fried shallot, chopped spring onion and dried shrimp floss or just pan-fried or in a another way stir fried it with bean sprout, spring onion, egg..etc ~pan fried loh bak g o u ~After pan-fried this turnip cake, will have a nice crust on the outside and soft and hot inside~ When I was little my mum use to make this for tea time snack. My sisters and I like it just pan-fried style. After pan-fried the outer skin is crispy and the inside of the cake is soft and nice. ~Stir fried style~ ~This is even yummy with a dip in a little Asian chilly sauce~ Before pan-fried or stir fried these turnip cake (loh bak gou) it is a plain steam turnip cake Recipe is adapted from the book with slight modification.. '香港地道小吃' 'Local delicacies of Hong Kong' P