Laksa Curry Sarawak

Clemence Hoe - Asian Home Cuisine
Clemence Hoe - Asian Home Cuisine @clemence78
Kuala Lumpur

Many varieties of laksa in Malaysia. From Penang we have Asam Laksa and Curry Mee. In Melaka we have Nyonya Laksa and Laksa Johor. Every states have their own style and taste. In our case here, I have a pack of Laksa Sarawak which was given to me from Sarawak. My recipe here is to cook with the most simple ingredients. Cockles and mackarel fish is not within this version. Some laksa also have mint leaves and lemon grass. Some have pork and other meat and vege. Sarawak laksa is not so spicy and have its own unique taste.

Laksa Curry Sarawak

Many varieties of laksa in Malaysia. From Penang we have Asam Laksa and Curry Mee. In Melaka we have Nyonya Laksa and Laksa Johor. Every states have their own style and taste. In our case here, I have a pack of Laksa Sarawak which was given to me from Sarawak. My recipe here is to cook with the most simple ingredients. Cockles and mackarel fish is not within this version. Some laksa also have mint leaves and lemon grass. Some have pork and other meat and vege. Sarawak laksa is not so spicy and have its own unique taste.

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Ingredients

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3 pax
  1. Chicken carcass bone
  2. Chicken breast / drumstick
  3. Prawns medium size
  4. Fish balls
  5. slicesFish cake
  6. Laksa noodles / mee hoon
  7. Hard boiled eggs
  8. leavesCoriander
  9. Bean sprouts
  10. Some onions
  11. Lime
  12. Laksa paste
  13. Sambal belacan
  14. Santan / Coconut milk
  15. 1 cubechicken stock
  16. 1 tspsalt

Cooking Instructions

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  1. 1

    Prepare stock soup base with 2 litres of water in a pot. Add in coriander root and a few pieces of ginger.

  2. 2

    Remove the head and shells of some prawns. Stir fry the head and shells of prawns in oil untill aroma. Put the shells into the pot together with the chicken carcass bones and drumsticks or breast meat. Boil it for 15 minutes and let it simmer for another 30 minutes. The prawn meat can sear in a pan till aromatic and set aside for later garnishing.

  3. 3

    Add in a pack of laksa paste, coconut or santan milk. Add in 1 cube of chicken and salt to taste. Add in fish balls and fish slices. Let it simmer for 15 minutes. The laksa soup is ready.

  4. 4

    Cook some laksa noodles or mee hoon and set in a bowl. Pour in the laksa soup into the cooked noodles. Garnish and decorate the top with bean sprouts, onions, eggs, fish balls, fish slices, prawns, chicken and some sambal belacan. Ready to serve hot.

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I have been cooking for 10 years mainly in Chinese cuisine. My cooking gears are some simple carbon steel wok, cast iron pot, marble pot, steamer, pressure cooker and air fryer. Most ingredients are common seafood, meat, poultry, herbs and spices can be found in local markets. I enjoy home cooking over the weekends and keep on researching and exploring new recipes and excited to share my new delicious recipes to all of you!
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