Laksam is one of Kelantan all time favourite delicacy. It is flat rice noodles...err..fettuchinee look alike and served with white sauce made from fish ,shrimp paste and coconut milk ,and garnish with raw vegetables like shredded cucumber, long beans, bean sprout and cabbage. We usually have it for breakfast but you still can have it anytime during the day, ...lunch...tea time or even for dinner. If you go to Kelantan you'll easily find it being sold at the fresh market or by the road side especially in the morning.
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Friday, October 23, 2009
Laksam
Laksam is one of Kelantan all time favourite delicacy. It is flat rice noodles...err..fettuchinee look alike and served with white sauce made from fish ,shrimp paste and coconut milk ,and garnish with raw vegetables like shredded cucumber, long beans, bean sprout and cabbage. We usually have it for breakfast but you still can have it anytime during the day, ...lunch...tea time or even for dinner. If you go to Kelantan you'll easily find it being sold at the fresh market or by the road side especially in the morning.
Nasi Dagang
This is a mix of white rice and brown glutinous rice (special glutinous rice) which is cooked with coconut milk (santan), blended onions and garlic and some spices (such as fenugreek) (Malay: halba). Fish or chicken curry comes as an add-on to complete the dishes, so it’s recommended to take only a small portion as it is extremely filling. The Nasi Dagang is one of the tastiest dishes in Kelantan and goes well with fish curry, sour salad, hard boiled eggs and curried chicken. The nasi dagang of Kelantan uses a different kind gluttinous rice compared to the white glutinous rice in nasi dagang Terengganu.
Nasi Kerabu
Nasi Kerabu literally means “salad rice”. Kelantan’s Nasi Kerabu is “white rice” and served with “tumis” gravy with local herbs, leaves and vegetables. This is considerably different from the version served in other parts of Malaysia, which is a dyed-blue rice without a “tumis” gravy. The colouring comes from a type of flower, although some sellers use artificial equivalents. Apart from that it is also served with fried fish, keropok, salted egg, “solok lada” (fish fillet and coconut-stuffed chillis), and pickled garlic.
Solok Lada
Jala Mas or bunga Tanjong
Dodol
Dodol comes in different flavours and colours depending on the ingredients used. Dodol manisan is brownish and sweetened with coconut sugar while dodol pandan is greenish and sweetened with cane sugar. There are also durian flavor which made of durian. The production of dodol is very unique and take a longer time to be cooked.
Lompat tikam
“buah gomok” or “buah beluru”
Tepung pelita
Che’ Mek Molek
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