Hey everyone, it’s Brad, welcome to my recipe page. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a distinctive dish, malaysian poh piah (spring roll) #cookwithcookpad. One of my favorites food recipes. For mine, I’m gonna make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
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Popiah (薄餅) is a type of fresh spring rolls commonly found in Malaysia, Singapore, Medan, and Taiwan. Filled with shredded vegetables and more, Popiah is a popular street food in Malaysia. It's also one of the popular dishes served at home; the concoction is especially fun and rewarding if shared with friends and family.
To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can cook malaysian poh piah (spring roll) #cookwithcookpad using 15 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Malaysian Poh Piah (Spring Roll) #cookwithcookpad:
- Get 25 Spring Roll Pastry
- Make ready 100 g fresh prawns, diced
- Make ready 125 g chicken, diced & mix with 1/2tsp cornstarch
- Get 2 cloves garlic, chopped
- Take 1 onion, chopped
- Prepare 30 g carrot, shredded
- Make ready 400 g radish/jicama, shredded
- Get 2 soaked Chinese black mushroom, shredded
- Get 1/2 tbsp soy sauce, or to taste
- Make ready 1/2 tbsp sugar
- Make ready 1 tsp salt or to taste
- Make ready to taste Pepper
- Get Cooking oil
- Make ready Water
- Get Dark Caramel Soy Sauce for colouring (optional)
My family loves popiah—Nyonya fresh spring rolls with shredded jicama, shrimp and/or pork, plus diced bean curd wrapped with fresh popiah skin. In many Strait Chinese or Nyonya households, making and eating popiah is a much celebrated family ritual where all family members come together, preparing, rolling, and eating this scrumptious food. Popiah, Teochew for "thin pancake", is a thin paper-like crepe or white pancake wrapper stuffed with a filling made of cooked vegetables and sometimes meat. When deep fried, the crispy roll is known as spring roll, but if left raw is known as Popiah.
Steps to make Malaysian Poh Piah (Spring Roll) #cookwithcookpad:
- Heat oil in a work, fry garlic and onions till aroma but not browned. Add in chicken and prawns, fry until aromatic. Add in carrot, radish/jicama and mushroom, fry for 1min before adding water. Allow to cook until radish/jicama is translucent and dry, about 15mins. Set aside to cool. Below is the photo of the Spring Roll Pastry I use. You should be able to find it in any Chinese Supermarket. I usually served my spring rolls with the Lingham chilli sauce (very popular in Malaysia).
- To assemble and fry- place some filling on the spring roll wrapper and then fold in the two sides and roll up. Using flour mixture seal up the edges (1tbsp plain flour + 1 1/2tbsp water). Heat enough oil in a wok for deep frying. Slip in the rolls, several at a time, and deep fry over a medium flame until golden and crisp. Drain on paper towels.
Popiah is very popular in Malaysia and also many Asian countries. Commonly known as Popiah (jūn-piá or spring rolls) in Malaysia, they come either non-fried or fried. The non-fried version is larger and has more ingredients in the filling. Popiah (Spring Rolls) While Popiah (non-fried) is usually eaten as an appetizer, Fried Popiah (Spring Rolls) is more popular as a snack. Spring rolls are known as as "popiah" (簿饼) in Malaysia.
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