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Monday, July 16, 2007

Curry Puffs


Filling :

550g potatoes
1 large onion, chopped
2 tbs curry powder
1/4 to 1/2 tsp chilli powder
70g mixed vegetables
200g chicken meat, cut into small cubes
2 tbs soy sauce
1 tsp salt

Dough A :

200 g All-purpose flour
130 g butter or margarine

Dough B :

500 g All-purpose flour
50 g sugar
200 g butter or margarine
180 ml water

  1. Wash and peel potatoes. Boil until cooked through and cut into cubes. (Use a fork, if it can poke thru potatoes easily then it is done.)
  2. Heat 3 tbs of oil and stir fry chopped onions. Add curry and chilli powder and fry until fragrant.
  3. Add chicken meat, and fry until almost cooked, add mixed vegetables, and salt and fry until cooked throught.
  4. Remove and set aside to cool.

Now make the dough...

Dough A :
  1. Sift flour.
  2. Rub butter into flour and knead until smooth. Divide into small balls.
Dough B :
  1. Sift flour.
  2. Add butter and sugar and knead, slowly add in water and work into a smooth dough.
  3. Divide into small balls (in equal amount to Dough A)

Making the curry puff...
  1. Wrap one Dough A with Dough B to form a ball.
  2. Dust extra flour onto working surface to prevent sticking.
  3. Using a rolling pin, flatten it into a rectangular, then roll up to form a cylinder, fold length-wise into half and shape into a ball.
  4. Flatten this ball until about .5 cm thick and wrap with fillings.
  5. Twist pattern along open edges.
  6. Place on trays that are slightly dusted with flour (to prevent sticking).
  7. Heat 2 bowl of cooking oil in work and deep fry curry puffs until golden brown.

1 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

As you can see, it has been a year since she last posted a new recipe. Guess what I've been eating this past year. I almost forgot her talent, which has remained dormant during this time.

These curry puffs are meant to be mini-presents for the other 2 birthday gals that she has celebrated with at cheesecake factory this year. I told her before again and again that if she puts her heart into cooking a dish, she'll do it exceptionally well. So, naturally, these curry puffs turn out great! The flaky crust and the chicken curry fillings, the taste of heaven... I've to thank these 2 b'day gals for this treat as I'm the self-appointed food taster who nibbles away at the flaky scraps that didn't make it into the give-away boxes.

This is a breakthru in her culinary skills! 11 thumbs up for the curry puff (scraps). You must try it!

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