Skip to main content

Tahu Berontak (Deep-fried stuffed tofu puff) ..包菜酿豆卜- AFF Indonesia

Saw this deep fried stuffed tofu puff in Y3k recipes (volume 72) food magazine. This is one of the few recipes contribute by my Ah Chi to Y3k recipes magazine. I like stuffed tofu puff so i pick this to try. It turn out really yummy although the ingredients is normal but the coriander powder make it taste special.



She learn this from a pakcik (uncle) during her Bali trip. This is a kind of 'gorengan'; fried according to her. She also told me the special part of this stuffed tofu puff is the adding of coriander powder that makes it taste and smell really good!!
After goggle i found that almost every city in Indonesia have this kind of street snack (gorengan - fried snack); since it is easy to make. In actually 'gorengan' does not represent any name for any specific fried food but it is a group of snack food that is deep fried. 


 Since Ah Chi learn this from a pakcik in her Bali trip, i was thinking linking this to AFF - Indonesia. I quickly check with Alice from I Love, I Cook, I Bake to see what is the actually Indonesia name for this kind of gorengan and gave me this name 'Tahu Berontak'   Thanks Alice ^_^

Pic from left to right: Get ready and mixed up all the ingredients.
Snip a cross on top of the tofu puff
Open the cut
Stuff in the filling (as much as you can :p i like more filling)
Stuff it neatly 
These stuffed tofu puff is ready to dip in the crispy batter and ready to be deep fry.

第一次看到这小吃就很喜欢. 在Y3K美厨食谱地72期, 看到的, 当时是我的Ah Chi 第一次在杂志上菜. 她的厨乙超棒呢!! 当时看了这食谱就学着做了..好好吃! 香脆的外皮, 里面的包菜馅香甜爽口还有豆卜的豆香. 还有还有,独特的芫茜粉的香味呢!!
主要是用了自家做的豆卜所以好吃..哈哈!! (老王卖瓜,自卖自誇 :p)
其实这次会做又贴上来有两个原因.  一, 是因为我想参与这个月AFF-分享印尼的美食活动.  二, 因为真的好好吃!!

这炸酿豆卜是印尼的街边'炸的'小吃. 他们的'炸的' 小吃非常多样化, 如炸香蕉糕,炸薯类等等.
这也是其中一种.


Tahu Berontak (Deep fried stuffed tofu puff with cabbage)
recipe adapted from Y3k volume 72 or from my ah chi's (nasi lemak lover's blog)  

Ingredients:
24 pcs tofu puff (i use home made)

Filing:
200 g cabbage - thinly sliced
40 g carrot - thinly sliced
1 bunch of chives or kuchai - chopped
2 pips of garlic - minced

Seasoning:
3/4 tsp salt
1 tsp chicken stock powder
1 tsp coriander powder
dash of pepper

To make the crispy batter
100 ml water
50 g self raising flour
10 g rice flour

To Do:

1. For filling: Combine cabbage, carrot, chives and minced garlic with all the seasoning in a mixing bowl.

2. To prepare crispy batter, mix water, self raising flour and rice flour into a smooth batter.

3. Make a slit on each of the tofu puff, stuff in the fillings.

4. Heat oil in a wok. Dip the stuffed tofu puff into the crispy batter. Deep fried over medium heat till it is golden and crispy.

5. Enjoy this tahu  goreng (deep fried tofu puff) with sweet chilli sauce. (my kids love it with tomato sauce :D)


I am submitting this post to Asian Food Feast, Indonesia hosted by Alice from I Love, I Cook, I Bake.


and 

I am also linking this post to 'Cook Your Book' #10 hosted by Joyce from Kitchen  Flavours.

Cook-Your-Books

************

Comments

  1. Dinner time coming, come to grab one for my dinner later, hehe....

    ReplyDelete
  2. mui mui, I love anything that is goreng-goreng until crispy! I know I will love these deep fried aromatic stuffed tofu. So hungry liao :D

    ReplyDelete
  3. This looks delicious! I can imagine the aroma from the coriander powder! And I love eating tau pu pok, and your homemade ones looks fantastic!

    ReplyDelete
  4. looks too delicious dear...please pass on some ..would love to grab a bite..

    ReplyDelete
  5. Hi Doreen,

    Your stuffed tofu puffs are nice and healthy snacks! I wouldn't stop at one :p

    Zoe

    ReplyDelete
  6. I always eat the bake tofu stuff with cucumber...your home made one is more healthy!

    ReplyDelete
  7. gosh! so authentic! i haven't had this for eons!

    ReplyDelete
  8. Wow looks so yummy! I also want a couple for my snack.

    ReplyDelete
  9. I like this type of tofu but my sons don't so no way can I make these:( Looks really delicious!

    ReplyDelete
  10. School holidays now, hope you have more time to rest. I love any food that has tofu puff, and my son also loves them. This is a nice & simple tofu puff dish!

    ReplyDelete
  11. Didn't know this is an Indonesian food. My favourite and best if someone can fried them for me. Nice.

    ReplyDelete
  12. Hi Doreen.
    Your stuff tofu puff looks so yummy!
    So ideal for snack :P

    ReplyDelete
  13. Mui,这小吃看起来好棒哦

    ReplyDelete
  14. Doreen , Sonia's recipe ?! Awesome :D I love this kind of stuffed tofu , hearty and so delicious !

    ReplyDelete
  15. Haven't eaten this before but I'll love it as I love anything to do with tofu pok.

    ReplyDelete
  16. Hi Doreen,. These tofu pok look so yummy. I wish I can have one right now before going to bed :D

    ReplyDelete
  17. Thanks for the shout out, using homemade tofu puff, sound perfect. Thanks for finding out the real name, I am gonna to change the title of my earlier post.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Thank you for visiting my humble blog. I would love to hear from you.
Hope that you are having a nice day ^_^

Popular posts from this blog

Hokkaido Chiffon Cake - A Cake that will make you Smile (Bake Along #64)

I baked this cake once, twice, thirce and now i lost count BUT everytime i bake this cake i feel HAPPY. Hope this happy thoughts and feeling will spread to YOU ^_^ Happy that the cake rise beautifully and with almost no shrink or crack. Happy that my boys and friends love this cake. I baked this chiffon cupcake again for Bake Along event. I am going to Bake Along with these 3 beautiful ladies again.  This is a revisit of this recipe - HERE The previous post of Hokkaidao chiffon cupcake, i used durian cream as filling. Now in this post i used vanilla whipped cream/Chantilly cream as filling. I love to use dairy whipping cream as filling. Just add adequate of icing sugar/castor sugar to the whipping  cream and whisked it to light and fluffy. Then mix in any flavor that you like into the cream and piped it into the cake. Saw some nice and fresh bluberries in the supermarket, i quickly grab some for decoration :D Nice and smooth sides.    Moist, soft and fl

Shark Fin Dumpling ~鱼翅饺

This Shark Fin Dumpling (yu chi gow), is one of my favorite dumpling. Although it is named Shark Fin Dumpling, but they contain no actual shark fin in it. Some say the look and shape of the dumpling does look like shark fin and other do include in imitation shark fin, though. I am lucky to have spotted this long hibernating in the book shelf chinese dim sum book ‘香港地道小吃’ translated as 'Hong Kong Authentic Tapas' Well, Do, you find this look like Shark's Fin?? 看看形状像不像鱼翅呢??  Filling for the ingredients are prawn, mince meat, carrot, yam bean and black fungus. Get ready the filling and the wanton wrappers. This is the parade of my Shark's Fin dumpling ... lol Homemade parchment paper liner. Arrange them neatly into the bamboo steamer. HOT! HOT! From the steamer!! Loaded with filling ..YUM! ENJOY~ Shark Fin Dumpling (yu chi gow) (Scallop dumpling /Cilantro dumpling - depends which filling you using) Recipe adapted from  ‘香港地

Steam Lapis Bumi Cake ~ 蒸咖啡千层蛋糕

This little rose cake you see here is the last tablespoon batter of my steamed coffee layer cake. After i finished steaming the layer cake there is still some batter left but no enough to cover the cake so i took a silicone rose mould and make it into this..:D This is a very rush steamed coffee layer cake. It is also named Steam Lapis Bumi Cake. I am crazy to make this 3 hours ago..:p but i wanted to share this because this cake is simply really delicious. My apologize for this is not a very handsome looking layer cake..:p Lapis Bumi/ Coffee layer cake recipe from : my sister connie Ingredients A: 450g butter B: 10 eggs C: 388g condensed milk (i reduced to 300g) 300g Kaya (i used Glory brand) D: 270g plain flour 200g Horlick E: 5 tsp instant coffee powder add 2 tbsp warm water to diluted (i added 6 tsp with 3 tsp warm water) To do: 1) Beat A till pale and fluffy. Add in B, one egg at a time and blend well. 2)