(A)
2 clean mackerel fish (request the seller to clean the gills),then de-bone about 800 gm
400 tapioca flour (tepung sagu) seive,plus some for dusting
1 tbsp baking powder
150 ml cold water
1 tbsp fine salt
(b)
enough water for boiling
enough oil for frying
Method:
1:De-bone mackerel fish and then use a metal spoon to remove the meat from the fillet into a bowl.
2:Combine fish meat,salt,tapioca flour and water into a blender. Blend all the ingredients until fine.Use pulse to blend.
3: Then divide the dough into 5 small portion,roll each individual dough into oblong shape.If necessary use some flour to sprinkle counter top before roll the dough.Or rub some oil on your hands to roll the dough.
Set aside in a large tray.
4: Prepare enough water in a large wok at high heat. When water rolling boil,place all the oblong shape dough into it and boil for 15 minutes or until the dough floated on the surface.Then remove dough from wok,set aside to cool down..(boiled dough have longer shelf life in fridge)
Some recipe out there doesn't boil the dough first.
5: When the oblong shape dough cool down completely,use a sharp knife to slice it.( I let it cool down over night)
6: Prepare fryer with enough oil at medium high heat,fry sliced keropok (cracker) until floated or cook,then dish out and drain over paper towel.Do not overcrowded the frying wok or pot with sliced keropok(cracker).Make sure the heat is not too low or high.Serve with garlic chili sauce .
de-bone mackerel
oblong shape dough in rolling boil water
ready to scoop out: it's floating on the surface



Hmmm...not sure I have seen this before. :P
ReplyDeleteUrm, just want to clarify that sago flour (tepung sago) is not the same as tapioca flour. Sago flour is made from the sago palm while tapioca flour is made from the tapioc tuber. :)
ReplyDeleteStill, this keropok lekor looks different. How ever do you cook it? I boil mine (I like mine in sausage form), then deep fry it. :)
I am blind - I missed out the link to the method and note! Oops. (And apologies for the typo error in my comment as well!)
ReplyDeleteYou are really terror!! Keropok Lekor also you made :)
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ReplyDeleteLCOM:
ReplyDeletethis snack are malay snack which sell in pasar malam..usually we dip into chili sauce..yummy!!
Mei:
thanks for the infomation..I see some ppls like sausage size shape but I like mine 1/2 crispy not too doughy ..I think I prefer the fried version than just boiled one..why my color is white rather than grey color,isn't the fish I used?
icook4fun:
oh...Gert I'm dying to have keropok lekor but mine one is not really taste like the one sell at pasar malam..wish I can get ikan kembung here..
Desmono:
thanks for the compliments:) i will check it out your site soon:P
Great, I'm from T'ganu and wish to cook keropok myself.. I will try this out.. thx for sharing.. :)
ReplyDeletemy comment is a question ,May i know why the keropok lekor turn up keras dan berat apabila sudah di rebut ,then after di goreng ,it turn up too hard ,is it bc i used the ikan tenggiri too mmuch or too much tepong jagong ?pls help .i hv wasted 25rm cost of good ikan ,pls help .thank you .
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