November 22, 2017
Sarawakian Local Delights : Wood Ears
Local wood ears are found all over Sarawak.
They are usually used to flavour vegetable dishes in Iban cuisine, especially in the longhouse.
Very often, the native vegetable sellers already match the vegetables in a platter for their customers. And in fact it is a nice customer service because the customers just need to buy the combined vegetables which are already sliced and cut, take home, wash and then cooked.
Wood ears are normally boiled with pumpkin leaves, sweet young corn.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Red Eyed Fish, Patin and Empurau
Red Eyed Fish Baked with Ern Chao My parents enjoyed raising us in Pulau Kerto at the Hua Hong Ice Factory (also rice mill). Dad would fish...
-
There are lots of stories involving the Thermos Flask made in China. They are also known as Hot Water Flask, a literal translation from the ...
-
If you are told that this is the kuih or snack that an Iban would be homesick for please believe him or her. Simply made from all ingredie...
-
This posting may cause some debate regarding the similarities in the origins of the Dian Bian Hoo and Kueh Chap.....do they have the same or...
No comments:
Post a Comment