Morning breakfast and tea time are not complete without our local kuehs. Iconic to Malaya, these kuehs take us back to our childhood and brings back memories. Come and learn these recipes with us!
Morning breakfast and tea time are not complete without our local kuehs. Iconic to Malaya, these kuehs take us back to our childhood and brings back memories. Come and learn these recipes with us!
You will learn:
Making Kaya from scratch
Using starches to make the kuehs
How to make glutinous rice soft and chewy
Understanding how to cook and handle these starches
Using the mould to create the shapes of the kueh
Deep frying
Recipes:
Pulut Tai Tai with Homemade Kaya
Kueh Keria
Kueh Puteri Salat
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