~pan fried loh bak gou
~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~
Ingredients:
150g white turnip - peeled and grated
300g rice flour
50g chinese sausage ( i did not add)
50g dried shrimp- wash and soak - lightly chopped
50g tapioca flour
300g water
Seasoning:
1 tsp salt
1 tbsp sugar (i did not add)
1/2 tsp sesame oil
1/2 tsp pepper
To do:
1) Add grated turnip and dried shrimp into 100ml of hot water. Cook until the turnip is soften and not swimming in liquid. Add seasoning.
2) In a mixing bowl add in rice flour and slowly pour in 200ml water. (add a wee-bite of water into flour to incorporate before adding more) add in radish and mix well.
3) Cook the mixture over a pot of boiling water till it is thicken. Transfer into a greased steaming tray and steam over bubbling water for an hour.(keep an eye on the water level and top up with hot water often)
4)When it cooked. Let it cool and cut into pieces. To pan-fried it, is simple. Just heat up non stick pan with a little oil, pan-fried it on both sides till it is brown and crispy.
To make into stir fried turnip cake - Chao Loh Bak Go
Ingredients:
4 pcs pan fried radish cake - roughly cut into bite size pieces
1 tsp chopped garlic
1 tsp chopped spring onion
1 tsp preserved sweet radish
A hand full of bean sprout
1 egg- light beaten
salt and pepper to taste
To do:
1) Add some oil to saute the chopped garlic and preserved sweet radish till fragrant.
2) Add in radish cake stir fried for a while.
3) Push radish cake aside in the wok or pan. Add a little more oil to fried the egg and the bean sprout. When the egg is half cooked, stir in the radish cake and stir fry too combine.
4) Add salt, pepper and sprinkle chopped spring onion. Serve hot.
To make into stir fried turnip cake - Chao Loh Bak Go
Ingredients:
4 pcs pan fried radish cake - roughly cut into bite size pieces
1 tsp chopped garlic
1 tsp chopped spring onion
1 tsp preserved sweet radish
A hand full of bean sprout
1 egg- light beaten
salt and pepper to taste
To do:
1) Add some oil to saute the chopped garlic and preserved sweet radish till fragrant.
2) Add in radish cake stir fried for a while.
3) Push radish cake aside in the wok or pan. Add a little more oil to fried the egg and the bean sprout. When the egg is half cooked, stir in the radish cake and stir fry too combine.
4) Add salt, pepper and sprinkle chopped spring onion. Serve hot.
~pan-fried radish cake~
~Stir fried radish cake~
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I loves this, but lazy to make...
ReplyDeletehi Sharon,
ReplyDeleteYa, i felt the same sometimes..
but this one is quite easy..do try it when you have the mood...lol
i love both steam and pan fried ones..then must put lots of taugeh!!
ReplyDeleteMUI MUI,我好愛哦。。。怎麼辦?郵寄給我啦。。哈哈哈哈
ReplyDeleteI love both way of eating this raddish cake, now I start to crave for some.
ReplyDeleteHi Mui Mui, love your white radish cake, look delicious. The texture look so good. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
Hi Lena,
ReplyDelete1 plate for you with lots of taugeh..coming up..
Agree, I love both too.
Normally, after steaming this LBG, my family will eat the steam one first. Then the second day we will pan-fried it or stir-fried it. One LBG a few ways to prepare it and eating it..lol...^^
Hi Fion,
ReplyDelete你也喜欢啊? 好好,我poslaju给你吧?比较快。。呵呵
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteAfter visiting your home, I am craving for your Puteri Ayu too.
May be we can have a exchange of kueh..lol
You like both then I will 'da bao' both for you..^^
Hi Mel,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the compliments.
You like it...I 'da bao' some for you too??..lol
Have a nice weekend to you too.
Hi Mui Mui, just to share with you, I choose my book from here http://www.amazon.com/books-used-books-textbooks/b/ref=topnav_storetab_b?ie=UTF8&node=283155
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day.
Hi Mel,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing the link with me.
I have been there and didn't know which to choose.
Do you have any good suggestion??
Oh my! This has got to be one of my very favorite dishes! ... esp the fried version. Yum! With lots of chai por and taugeh .... yesssss!
ReplyDeleteI like both the pan fried and stir-fried version. Each version got the own side of its beauty. You have made them so well. Now, I know which blog to look if I want to cook this :D
ReplyDeleteHi Ping,
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.
Yes..yes, I like it with lots of cai por and taugeh too.
You should tried the plain steam version too with lots of stir-fried cai por, dried shrimp, cut chillies and scallion..yummmm....
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ReplyDeleteHi Zoe,
ReplyDeleteThere is another version that I did not post yet. It's the plain steam version. That is plain steam radish cake, top with stir-fried Cai Por(preserved radish) , chopped dried shrimp, chopped garlic and sprinkle of chopped spring onion and cut chillies....^^