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MALAYSIA 
Malaysian Recipes

 

Malaysian cuisine is a fusion of the different cooking style and dishes of three nationalities - Indian, Chinese and indigenous Malay. The Indians contributed spices such as cumin, turmeric and chilies, and the art of blending spices is reflected in the many Malaysian curries. Indian-style flat-breads, chutneys and relishes frequently accompany meals. The Chinese presence is evident in the use of soy sauce, hoisin sauce, spring rolls and stir-fries.

Malaysia cooking is very similar to that of Indonesia. There are also many foreign influences here, including strong Thai ones in the north of the country, a definite Thai flavor can be detected in the use of lemon grass, coriander and galangal. As in Indonesia and Thailand, food is cooked in a wok as well as streamers and casseroles. The abundant use of spices means the food is varied, with fresh fruit being used as well as all kinds of vegetables, meat, poultry, fish and rice. As in Thailand and Indonesia, spicy dishes with coconut milk are popular, as are satay, small chunks of meat cooked on skewers and served with spicy peanut sauce.

Preparation and cooking techniques are simply those used in the West or by Chinese and Indian cooks. Malaysian food is served and eaten informally. Dishes are placed in the centre of the table and diners help themselves, using chopsticks for food of Chinese origin, or a spoon and fork, or the fingers of the right hand, for Indian-style food. Banana leaves are used for eating rice or to serve as plates.

 

Collection of Malaysian recipes:

  1. Bean Curb Soup

  2. Black pepper Mutton

  3. Braised Chicken with Spices

  4. Chicken & Pineapple Curry

  5. Chicken & Prawn Noodles

  6. Coconut Curry Fish

  7. Coconut Milk & Vegetables

  8. Crisp Fish with Turmeric

  9. Curry Puffs

  10. Devil's Curry

  11. Dim Sum

  12. Fish Steaks with Chili

  13. Fragrant Prawns

  14. Fried Rice Noodles

  15. Fried Noodles with Crab

  16. Fruity Nutty Chicken Cubes

  17. Ginger & Soy Roast Chicken

  18. Grilled Chicken Skewers

  19. Laksa Lemak

  20. Lamb Curry

  21. Malaysian Fried Rice

  22. Malaysian Spring Rolls

  23. Marinated Grilled Fish

  24. Mixed Vegetable salad

  25. Mussels in Hot Spicy Sauce

  26. Nyonya Chicken

  27. Nyonya Packets

  28. Okra in Spice Sauce

  29. Penang hot-sour soup

  30. Prawn Balls

  31. Prawn Omelette

  32. Prawns Robed in Spices

  33. Poh Piah

  34. Sago Pudding

  35. Sarawak Marinated Fish

  36. Spiced Fish in Banana Leaves

  37. Spiced Pork Shank

  38. Spiced Rice

  39. Spiced Sweet & Sour Fish

  40. Spicy asparagus with Prawn

  41. Spicy Spare Ribs

  42. Stir-fried Sugar Snap Peas

  43. Sweet & Sour Fish

  44. Vegetarian Stir-fry

  45. Watermelon Skin and Chicken Soup

  46. Wonton Soup

   

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