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Ever seen a splashing chicken? No, not a hen in a bathtub – that’s the translation of Ayam Percik, Malaysia’s favourite charcoal chicken! “Percik” is Malay for “splashing,” a reference to the way the ayam, or chicken, is doused in an aromatic sauce. The dish hails from Kelantan, in the north-eastern part of Peninsular Malaysia,…
One of the highlights of our Masters of Malaysian Cuisine (MOMC) Merdeka Day broadcast was the Pikedel Grago – Portuguese-Eurasian krill fritters – prepared by retired Melaka fisherman Martin Theseira. Martin grew up in Melaka’s Portuguese Settlement, where grago (local krill) once appeared in abundance during the season from June to December. Every household would…
Have you ever heard of asam pedas? Meaning “sour-spicy,” it’s a fish soup originating in the Malay area of Sumatra and found all over Malaysia, especially in areas with a high concentration of Malay and Minangkabau populations. Asam pedas is seasoned with chilli, tamarind paste and other spices to create a distinctive sour and spicy…
This episode of Street Food Journeys covers Penang Island and some of the dishes for which it’s famous; contributors include Liam Ghani, Shaukani Abbas, Mark O’Dea, our MOMC chefs, and Penang-born community members
Homemade budget beef burgers with a Malaysian touch, from Paul Gray’s South Africa Meets Malaysia series.
The Durian Cookbook named Best Fruit Book in the World Published by Jackie M in a splendid team work with Masters of Malaysian Cuisine and the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, the Durian Cookbook won the Gourmand World Cookbook Award “Best in the World” during the Saudi Feast Food Festival in Riyadh. Founded in 1995 by…