Vegan Sarawak – Street Food Journeys: Malaysia S3 E4
When you think of famous Sarawak food the first thing that comes to mind for most people is Sarawak Laksa – but we already did a Vegan Sarawak Laksa in Street Food Journeys Series 1, we decided instead to showcase another famous Sarawak dish, Kolo Mee, in the final episode of Series 3.
Kolo Mee is often served with minced meat and char siew (barbecued meat), so watch my cooking segment to find how I replace these with vegan options. I also demonstrate another Sarawak recipe, Kompia, which is a type of bagel that’s popular in Sibu. Kompia is commonly served with different types of spreads or fillings; I found that tweaking the vegan mince I made for Kolo Mee makes for a delicious mince filling for Kompia, so find out my suggestion on how to do so.
Masters of Malaysian Cuisine’s chef-in-training Elias Morad demonstrates how to make a vegan version of Roti Canai (flaky Malaysian flat bread) and also a quick and easy way to make the lentil dip to serve with it.
Finally, Mark O’Dea shows us some destination highlights from one of his past visits to Sarawak, Malaysia’s biggest, and in my opinion, most exotic state.
Watch the replay of Sarawak – Street Food Journeys: Malaysia (Plant-Based Edition) here >> https://youtu.be/Sd25FKW6sFE
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