How to make Roti Canai

Before we proceed with how to make roti canai, let us preview a video taken in kayu nasi kandar penang making roti canai.



Watched the video already? let's start on how to roti canai is done. Steps are easy but the food is superb.

Ingredients that you will need to make roti canai
Flour (Plain) - 10 oz
Water - half cup
Ghee - half cup
Salt - according to your preference
Sugar or Curry

Making Roti Canai
Mix flour and salt in a bowl.
Ghee and water are mixed together. Then, the dough is neaded till its smooth.
Leave it for about two to three hours to soften the dough.
Small balls are made from the dough.
Put ghee on the wok and work each ball into a very thin sheet.
Flatten it with your palm and pull the edges.
Sprinkle dough sheet with 1 teaspoon of ghee, shape it into a square or circle
Sprinkle flour and roll out slightly
Heat the pan and grease it with ghee.
Put the uncooked roti canai when it's hot. Cook for about three minutes until the color looks golden brown.
It's ready now.

So it's easy isn't it? You can eat roti canai with curry or sugar or both. It all depends on your creativity.
Usually roti canai is eaten along with teh tarik in malaysia.

However, if you are a health conscious person, you should take a little note about having roti canai and teh tarik. Take it once a while and you are okay. Since it is high in carbohydrate, it can cause breakdown of carbohydate into sugar and released into your bloodstream. Do not take it too often if you are diabetic.

Indian Food Malaysia

As a continuation from previously malay and chinese dishes, here comes indian food in malaysia!


Banana Leaf Rice


Chapati


Murtabak


Ayam Tandoori (Tandoori Chicken)


Roti Canai

Instead of only one picture per food like in the previous malay and chinese food, i have decided to put more pictures.

Delicious looking food awaits you in malaysia! Everything above can be found in Malaysia. One of malaysian shared favorite is roti canai with teh tarik. Try it yourself and you will see why it is our favorite.

Chinese Food Malaysia

I'm sure you like the food in this blog. Previously, you have seen images of malay food and now, here comes images of delicious chinese food.


Bak Kut Teh (it's non-halal)


Fried Mee


Char Kuey Teow


Chee Cheong Fun


Kari Mee


Chicken Rice


Hokkien Mee


Loh Mee


Pan Mee


Popiah


Rojak


Tong Sui


Wan Than Mee

Please take note that some of the food listed are not halal and muslims are prohibited from consuming those food.

Hope you enjoy this collection of chinese food malaysia!

Satay Kajang Selangor

Satay kajang is the most famous satay in malaysia.

Look, it's even featured in 8tv, malaysian tv national channel.


There are many different types of satay available for example satay made of rabbit, ostrich, beef, chicken and many more.

Kajang satays are delicious. They are made in high volume of quantities to satisfy all of their increasing number of customers.

You have to try it to believe it.

Although satay kajang selangor is quite famous, there are also many other satay outlets in malaysia. It's very popular amongst malaysians and people all over around the world.

It's made by using meat which are put into sticks and barbequed with santan (coconut). It's eaten with kacang (peanuts) that is the "sauce"

One of my favorites indeed. What about you?

Pictures of Malay Food

As listed in the previous post, were the lists of malaysian food comprise of malay, chinese and indian food primarily.

For this time, let me take you around some of the delicious malay food. Pictures and some descriptions. Hope you enjoy.

Now, here are some of the pictures that will tell you how it looks like and will definitely taste good.


Nasi Dagang


Asam Pedas Ikan


Nasi Lemak


Satay


Ikan Bakar


Asam Pedas Ikan


Keropok Lekor


Mee Rebus


Nasi Paprik


Nasi Goreng


Pulut


Rendang


Roti Jala

Some of Malaysian Food Available

Malaysia is a country rich in culture and have many different races living in harmony. Thus, food is plentiful and if you happen to visit Malaysia, you will find it difficult to part away with malaysia after you have tried its delicious food.

With 3 main races in Malaysia, Malay, Chinese and Indian, food available are really vast.

Some examples of malay food include nasi lemak, satay, ayam percik, ikan bakar, ikan asam pedas, keropok lekor, kuih, mee rebus, nasi dagang, nasi paprik, nasi goreng, pulut, rendang roti jala and many more.

Some examples of chinese food include bak kut teh, fried mee, char kuei teow, chee cheong fun, curry mee, chicken rice, hokkien mee, loh mee, pan mee, popiah, rojak, tong sui, wan than mee and etc.

Indian food for example rice with banana leaf, chapati, murtabak, maggi goreng, roti canai, thosai, chapati and the list goes on.

Hope you enjoy the list of food available that will make you feel hungry. =)