Curry puff is a popular snacks among the Singaporean / Malaysian. We have it for breakfast, we have it for tea with a cup of "teh tarik" - Yum!! These are easily available at the market or at the hawker's stall or at the mall in Singapore / Malaysia.
I'm glad that I tried this recipe. I'm very statisfied with the pastry, they were very flaky.
Pastry recipe adapted from Jane's Corner link below:
http://janechew.blogspot.fr/2009/08/spiral-curry-puff.html?m=1
Mixing & folding the water dough & oil dough gives the pastry it's shell prints.
Here is how the dough was folded.
Wrapping the water dough with the oil dough. Roll out and fold. |
Fold and roll out and repeat. |
After the dough been rolled & folded 3 times. Tightly rolled the dough into cylinder. |
Flatted the dough into a flat round dough. Filled with desired filling, seal and pleat the dough. |
Shell flaky potato curry puffs. |
Shell Pastry Curry Puff
Ingredients :
Water Dough
200g all purpose flour
90g water
1/2 tsp salt
3 tbsp cooking oil
25g sugar
Oil Dough
100g all purpose flour
4 tbsp cooking oil
Preparation Steps:
1. Mix all the ingredients for the water dough & form a dough. Give a few good knead until the texture is smooth. Shape into a ball & set aside.
2. Mix all the ingredients for the oil dough until it form a dough. Make into a ball.
3. Flatten the water dough & place the oil dough in the middle & wrap the water dough around the oil dough. Form a ball.
4. Flour the working board & rolling pin to prevent sticking of dough. With a rolling pin, flatten the dough into a rectangular shape (pic 3). Imagine the rectangular is divided into 3 sections. Fold from the left 2/3 (pic 4), & fold the right end to meet the left folded end (pic 5). Rotate the folded dough 90 degree clockwise (pic 6).
5. Repeat step 4, 2 more times.
6. Roll the folded dough into a rectangular shape, tightly roll from the left to the right to form a long cylinder (pic 10&11). Trim of the ends.
7. With a knife divide the dough evenly (10 - 12 pieces) - (pic 12).
8. Dip into some flour & flatten with the rolling pin to get a flat round dough. About 6mm thickness. Not too thin as the dough will tear during the frying.
9. Fill the dough with potato curry / mashed sardines / beef rendang. Seal & pleats the edges.
10. Heat up enough oil in a wok for deep fying & deep fry the puffs until golden brown.
Bon appétit !
Chin's notes:
1. Made a very simple potato curry with onions, potatoes, curry powder, salt & sugar to taste.
Looks yummy
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel :)
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