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Ground
spice (A):
15
15
100 g
5
40 g
25 g
2.5 cm
3 tbsp
1 tsp
(B):
2 whole
2.6 Liter
4
3
600 g
300 g
1 packet
Seasoning:
1 tbsp
1 tsp
1 tbsp Garnishing:
100 g
1
1
1 bunch
8-10
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fresh red chilies
dried red chilies
shallots
cloves garlic
galangal (lengkuas)
ginger
knob fresh turmeric root
seafood curry powder
belacan stock granules
coconuts, grated. Mix with water & squeeze to obtain
coconut milk.
water
dried tamarind skin (asam keping)
stalks lemon grass, lightly smashed
wolf herring (ikan parang)
prawns
spaghetti cooked until aldente or use fresh laksa
noodles if preferred
sugar or to taste
salt or to taste
fish sauce
bean sprouts, tailed and scalded
onion, halved and finely sliced
cucumber, peeled and shredded
bunch basil (pluck the leaves to separate them)
some mint leaves, if preferred
calamansi limes (limau kasturi), halved
Chili paste
Chili powder
Light soy sauce |
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Method:
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Boil fish and
prawns in just
enough water. When cooked, remove the fish and
strain the stock. Then flake the fish and
shell the prawns. Set
both fish and prawn aside.
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Heat 3-4 tbsp oil
in a pot and sauté the ground ingredients until
fragrant. Add the coconut milk, tamarind skin
and lemon grass. Bring to a boil then simmer
over a gentle low heat for 12-15 minutes,
stirring occasionally to prevent curdling. Add
the fish stock and bring to just a boil. Add
seasoning to taste.
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To serve, put a handful of laksa
noodles in a metal strainer and immerse in a pot
of boiling water to scald the noodles for half a
minute. Drain and put into a bowl. Pour a
ladleful of laksa soup or gravy over the noodles
and garnish with a little of each garnish.
Next, add some flaked fish and a prawn and serve
with some chili paste.
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