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Food Republic Pavilion KL Shares Secrets of Oriental Delights at Its 1st Public Culinary Workshop
Food Republic Pavilion KL Shares Secrets of Oriental Delights at Its 1st Public Culinary Workshop ? Food Republic Pavilion KL, the first themed food atrium in Malaysia is on a mission to get more Malaysians to preserve and use traditional recipes on a regular basis.? ? The people from the food nation shared this delicious news during the launch of the first in a series of public culinary workshops that are aimed at keeping interest and knowledge of heritage recipes and cooking techniques alive.? A similar series of public workshops have proven to be a big hit at the brand’s Singaporean outlets since being introduced three years ago.? ? More than 50 foodies, food aficionados and those who simply wanted to learn how to dish out some tasty local delights proved an eager audience at Food Republic’s flagship outlet at Pavilion Kuala Lumpur, here, today.??? ? The first public culinary workshop in the series, themed Oriental Delights featured well-loved favourites from two of Food Republic’s tenants – Sergeant Chicken Rice, from Singapore and Hong Kong La Mien, a member of the Palace Group of restaurant. ? Sergeant Chicken Rice, was founded by Kiang Joon Toh, one of the original Mandarin Hotel Chatterbox chef who made chicken rice a household name in Singapore decades ago.?? The Hainanese chicken rice with steamed chicken is just as fragrant and buttery with succulent steamed chicken made to exacting traditional standards.? ? Chef Paul from Sergeant Chicken Rice demonstrated the three components that go into making old fashioned Hainanese chicken rice, namely chicken seasoned and steamed to savoury tenderness and a simple dipping sauce that complements the seasoning used on the chicken.? He took extra time to demonstrate the making of the chicken rice explaining that it was essential to have well-coated, lightly seasoned and slightly firm rice for the Hainanese style of this dish.? He recommended a light hand with the seasoning of the rice to avoid it overpowering the delicate flavor of the chicken.? ? Hong Kong La Mien takes the making of traditional hand-pulled la mien noodles seriously as demonstrated by Chef Chen who showed participants how to make these ‘longevity’ noodles from scratch, and shared the technique of hand-pulling noodles which proved harder than it looked Continue reading
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Chinese Dumplings at Northern Beach Cafe
Chinese dumplings widely known in many countries as jiaozi, guoti and gyoza are also found in many restaurants and hawker stalls around Penang. One of the places that we do visit for the small bites is Pleasure Odyssey, a hawker stall in Northern Beach Cafe which is located in Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah Continue reading
Posted in Cafe, Chili Sauce, Chinese, Chinese Dumplings, Crescent Moon, Dumpling, Flavorful Sauce, Fried Dumplings, Generous Portion, Guoti, Gurney Drive, Gyoza, Hawker, Hawker Food, Hawker Stall, Hawker Stalls, Hot Meat, Jalan Sultan, Jalan Sultan Ahmad Shah, Jiaozi, Lotus Root, Meat Pie, Meat Pies, Moist Skin, Northern Beach Cafe, Penang, Penang Hawker Food, Pig Ear, Pleasure Odyssey, Restaurant, Side Dishes, Soybean Paste, Spicy Ginger, Sultan Ahmad Shah, Tidbits and Snacks, food court, travel
Tagged guoti, hawker stalls, hot meat, jalan sultan ahmad shah, jiaozi, Penang, pig ear, spicy ginger, sultan ahmad shah, Tidbits and Snacks
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Pyramid Shaped Hainan Chicken Rice @ Wiya Coffee Restoran
Do you know how many shapes chicken rice can take in Malaysia? As far as I know there are three with the most common one served in a semi-spherical or bowl shaped. We can all agree there’s nothing fancy about this. Continue reading
Posted in Chicken Rice, Coffee, Food and Drink, Hawker Food, Kota Kinabalu, Map, Melaka, Non Halal, Shapes, food, malaysia, sabah, travel
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Sarawak Hand Made Noodle @ Everyday Food Court, Puchong
Back in my uni days, Everyday Food Court was one of our most frequented food courts not only because it was the largest around, it is also open air with quite a number of good food. I could remember the prawn noodle, chili crab with fried bun, grilled seafood and Sarawak hand made noodle were Continue reading
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Lean Gaik Hokkien Mee @ Chai Leng Park – Avoid it
If you happen to chance upon Lean Gaik Hokkien Mee at Chai Leng Park, all I can say is avoid it. Years ago when I was doing my industrial training at Perai, I went there once or twice before and decided that their Hokkien Mee was above average at best, didn’t really like it at Continue reading
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Alma Char Koay Teow @ Bukit Mertajam
After delaying so many times, I finally went to Alma to try the Char Koay Teow (Malay style) that was highly recommended by some fellow BM readers. Let’s just say I could kick myself in the head for not trying it earlier because it was indeed a good one. Well recommended and thanks for the Continue reading
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Duck Thigh Noodles @ Pun Chun Chicken Biscuits & Restaurant, Bidor
Happy New Year 2010 everyone! Overall, 2009 was quite a sad year for the world. Let’s hope 2010 will be a good one! Mention Bidor and food like duck thigh noodle, chicken biscuit (Kai Jai Peng) and ‘Sat Kei Ma‘ (squarish, sweet dessert made of flour and chicken eggs) immediately come to mind. For frequent travelers Continue reading
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