Sunday, March 05, 2006

Tahu Telor

I have to thank Lynn_m for sharing this recipe. The tahu telor came out perfect, soft and nice. A not very difficult dish but it is the deep frying that may take a while, but it was all worth it.


tahu_telor


Ingredients
3 tubes egg tofu, cut into cubes about 1 inch
3 large eggs
1.5 heapful tbsp cornstarch/cornflour
pinch of salt
a bit of pepper

Garnishing
1 small carrot, julienned
1 small cucumber, julienned
ground roasted peanuts

Sauce
100ml kicap manis
3 cloves garlic
2-3 birds eye chilli (chilli padi), more if you want spicy

Method
Sauce
1. Blend everything and heat it over medium heat

Tahu Telor
1. Heat oil in a pot and immerse the mould for the tahu telor. Leave it in (make sure the oil covers at least 3/4 of the mould)
2. Beat eggs, salt, pepper and cornstarch, then add tofu
3. Pour mixture into the mould (about 3/4 full)
[The heat from the oil will cause the egg to overflow. Lower the fire, take a scoop and scoop the overflowing egg and pour it back into the mould.]
4. Continue pouring the hot oil into the mould till the egg is crispy
5. Remove mould and let the tofu in the oil till the sides are crisp, once brown and crispy, remove from oil and drain it
6. Place tofu on a plate, garnish with cucumber and carrot and sprinkle ground peanuts,pour sauce over and serve


Note : For easy estimation on how much egg is sufficient, the quantity of the beaten egg when poured into the same bowl with the cubed tofu must be just about the same height. Your tahu telur will come out perfect.

5 comments:

Cuisine Paradise said...

Hi Zur, Thanks for sharing the salmon in vinegar recipe it's so nice when i cooked it yesterday nite.

I would like to try you Tahu Telor recipe as well.. but where can i get the Tahu Telor Mould? And how is it look like? Hope that you can give me some idea on it.... Thanks

Zurynee said...

hi lena_mummy, glad that you like the salmon dish.

The pictures of the mould are up.

Zu

Anonymous said...

Hurrayyy ..I just made this today. I don't have the mould instead I use a big coconut juice can and it work out fine.

intan nurashid said...

hi there! i want to know how does the mould looks like? what if i dont have any? tq.

Zurynee said...

Hi Intan,

YOu can view it here
http://quickneasytreats.blogspot.com/2006/03/tahu-telor-mould.html

If you don't have, you can use the condensed milk tin, remove the top and bottom.

HTH
Zu