Ingredient A (overnight) |
80g plain flour |
80ml water |
1 Tablesp white vinegar |
Ingredient B (15 minutes) |
1 Teasp sugar |
½ Teasp instant yeast granules |
1 Teasp plain flour |
2 Teasp lukewarm water |
Ingredient C (2 hours) |
250g high protein flour |
110 g plain flour |
¼ Teasp bicarbonate of soda |
A pinch of Ammonia |
70g sugar |
1 ½ Teasp salt |
240ml water |
Ingredient D |
Some sesame seeds |
1 Teasp Chinese five spice powder |
1 Teasp fermented red beancurd (namyee) |
¼ Teasp salt |
1 Teasp corn oil |
- Combine flour, water, vinegar in a small container, cover and leave aside overnight at room temperature.
- Dissolve sugar in lukewarm water and add in yeast granules. Sprinkle flour over and stand for 15 minuteus or unti yeast turns frothy.
- Sift high protein + plain flour into a large mixing bowl. Add bicarbonate of soda, Ammonia ( I REPLACE AMMONIA WITH CREAM OF TARTAR....) , sugar and salt to mix. Pour in combined Ingredients A, frothy yeast liquid and 240ml water. Mix & knead into a smooth dough. Cover and leave asideii for 2 hours to rise or until the dough doubles in bulk.
- Roll out the dough onto a lightly floured table top into a rectangle.
- Mix Namyee, salt+oil into a smooth paste. Brush the paste on the rolled out dough and sift the five spice powder evenly over the surface. Roll up into a Swiss roll and cut into equal slices. Dust the palm of your hands with flour and lightly press each piece of dough on a floured board into a slightly flat round disc. Sprinkle some sesame seeds and press down.
- Heat oil until hot & deep fry. Turn over frequently until golden brown. Remove and drain on seveeral pieces of kitchen paper towels & serve.
- Do not add too much of Cream of Tartar... otherwise, ur Chim Paeng become BISCUIT!
- Try to reduce the water, let say 200ml.... then add in more if too try.
- Mix some Dark Soya Sauce into the Namyee paste for better colouring.
* Smile *
3 comments:
looks really really good! i haven't made tt for a long time.pls don't buy cos d oil they use is recycled oil (true!) from KFC or some other restaurants, besides homemade still tastes best!
Terri: e yerrr... u know, after I made this chim peng, then I know HOW DIRTY IS THE OIL LA!!!! I fried 3 batches. 1st batch ok.. when comes to 2nd batch.. the OIL oredi VERY VERY DIRTY !!! so many residue stick along the WOK & also at the bottom of the WOK! very disgusting!! end up i throw all the oil and use fresh one when cook the 3rd batch.
NOW..... whenever i want to buy the ching peng or Yao Cha Kwai outside, I DONT want to imagine the oil they used =p hahahah , and warn myself better x buy / eat it.
can i have some? U make better than outside.
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