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Laksa

  • 05-07-2013 1:26am
    #1
    Irish Wolf
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    Are there any F&D heads who can supply a good Laksa recipe? Most of the online recipes look for a Laksa paste, so a blend for the paste would probably get me over the hump... :)

    /edit/

    While we're at it - anyone know where to get tamarind juice in Limerick for a Rendang?


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  • #2
    robbe
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 354 ✭✭robbe


    Always liked this recipe (don't mind the description - it's also got a laksa in there from scratch)

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2012/jul/22/nigel-slater-soup-vegetable-broth-miso

    There's a Paul Rankin one too but I cannot find it online - use his mainly, will see if I can find it, it makes the laksa paste from scratch too.

    HTH


  • #3
    Curry Addict
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    Irish Wolf wrote: »
    Are there any F&D heads who can supply a good Laksa recipe? Most of the online recipes look for a Laksa paste, so a blend for the paste would probably get me over the hump... :)

    /edit/

    While we're at it - anyone know where to get tamarind juice in Limerick for a Rendang?

    you wont find tamarind juice.

    buy a block of tamarind. soak some in hot water and strain off the tamarind juice.


  • #4
    YumCha
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    http://rasamalaysia.com/laksa/ - This site has the most authentic recipes, exactly like home!


  • #5
    Irish Wolf
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    Great, thanks all!

    @YumCha - would a ready made Thai green/red curry paste fit the bill? I'm guessing red would be more suited?

    @robbe - if you could find the paste blend, that would be great.

    @Curry Addict - any pictures of what a block of tamarind might look like :s


  • #6
    YumCha
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    Whoops I linked the wrong recipe - this one has the spice paste: http://rasamalaysia.com/curry-meecurry-laksa-recipe/2/

    If you were going to make it from a packet I'd use the curry laksa paste - tean's is the one in most asian stores and it's pretty nice. I don't think thai curry paste would be a good substitute (although maybe look at the ingredients in the yellow/penang and compare).


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  • #7
    Irish Wolf
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,178 ✭✭✭Irish Wolf


    Thanks YumCha,

    That reads very good (though I'm not a big fan of cockles, might go with muscles instead). I guess black pudding could be used as the pig's blood substitute? Also, any directions to where one might find cuttlefish heads - or a substitute?

    Definitely hope hope to give this a spin at the weekend - any idea how many this recipe would serve, looks like 6-8+?


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