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Putu Piring ⁣ ⁣ This sweet is made of rice flo Putu Piring ⁣ ⁣ This sweet is made of rice flour with sweet gula melaka sugar inside. The mixture is steamed in a disc shape until the sugar melts, topped with grated coconut and then inverted onto a bamboo leaf. ⁣ ⁣ Putu piring is moist and sweet with a light powdery texture. It's just one kueh in a range of other rice flour based sweets, and I hope to bring you more before my trip ends. ⁣ ⁣ (If you want to know more about putu piring, watch the doco Street Food on Netflix, which profiles a Singaporean hawker who transformed her family's putu piring business) ⁣ ⁣ #putupiring #ricedesserts #kueh #kuih #malaysiansweets #malaysiankueh #streetfood #netflix ⁣
I finally reunited with my dad, after not seeing h I finally reunited with my dad, after not seeing him for 3 years. It's been a long pandemic!⁣ ⁣ Stories were shared at one of his favourite satay restaurants, whose owners, over time, have shifted location across Melaka. Here, satay is catered towards the Chinese-Malaysian community, serving up non-halal options like pork meat and intestines alongside a peanut sauce imbued with the sour bilimbi fruit. ⁣ Back in the day, the chefs would charcoal the satay outside, but the smell of roasting pork apparently offended their Muslim neighbours. So now, their talents are kept to the kitchen. ⁣ #satay #sate #familyreunion #melaka #malacca #foodhistory
After a brief food poisoning hiatus, I'm back eati After a brief food poisoning hiatus, I'm back eating my way through Malaysia, at the interestingly named Aunty Fatso crab restaurant. ⁣ ⁣ The first crab dish was a salted egg yolk, and the second was a dry steamed salt crab.⁣ ⁣ The third image shows silken tofu topped with what I think was salted egg yolk butter?⁣ ⁣ We rounded the meal with pineapple fried fish, sambal kangkung and pork belly with ginger and spring onion. ⁣ ⁣ It's good to be back!⁣ ⁣ #crab #Malaysia #melaka #malaysianfood #saltedeggyolkcrab #saltedeggyolk #saltcrab #steamedcrab ⁣
One of the joys of going to the market in Malaysia One of the joys of going to the market in Malaysia is that there are dozens of vendors, each specialising in one aspect of food. In the first pic, the vendor specialises in a range of snacks. In the next, a vendor makes my favourite peanut pancakes. Then there are the green grocers, fish mongers and butchers. And of course, the tofu specialists. This is just as convenient as going to a supermarket, but the consumer is giving more support to local merchants. #malaysiamarket #markets
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