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Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Deep fried Daun kaduk ( Wild Betel Leaf)


Deep fry Daun Kaduk (Wild Betel leaves) can be tasted so aromatic, and dip it with this Tomato & Shallots dipping sauce, they are just so perfect. My kids who are not fancy on eating leaf ^_^ also eaten until non-stop.




I was imitated this special and nice tomato & shallot dipping sauce from a dish we taken during last Bangkok trip. The dish we ordered was fried kangkung to dip with this dipping sauce..

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Home-grown daun kaduk (wild betel leaf)..

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I still use my prefer crispy batter to deep fry with this daun kaduk

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Deep fried Daun kaduk (Wild Betel Leaf)
(recipe source: by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)
*makes 30pcs daun kaduk

 30 Daun kaduk leaves (Betel leaves), wash and clean, pat dry
1 quantity of Crispy batter for frying

 Method

  1. Dip Daun Kaduk leaf in the batter, thinly coat.
  2. Deep fry in hot cooking oil over low medium heat till golden and crispy.
  3. Enjoy with tomato & shallots dipping sauce.

Tomato & Shallots dipping sauce

1 cup hot water
2tbsp sugar

¼ tomato, chopped
3 shallots, sliced
3 garlic, chopped
1tsp chopped coriander
1tbsp light soy sauce
1tbsp fish sauce
2tbsp lime juices

Method

  1. Melt sugar in hot water, set aside to cool.
  2. Add all ingredients in the water, mix well.


39 comments:

Unknown said...

Nice I like this very much. Thanks for sharing.

Queenie said...

hello Sonia...I masuk sini from Lena place...great blog you have!

are you sure this is not a daun sireh? (Indian always love to chew it), if I/m not mistaken, yours is wild betel leaf, right? if daun sireh, I think we can simply mabuk hehehe....

anyway love to try it with that mouth watering sauce, thanks for sharing...

PH said...

Sonia, very addictive snack leh! I want to try also. The dipping sauce sounds yummy :)

Mel said...

Oh I would love to give a try too and also the dipping sauce. Sounds real delicious already.

Diane said...

I would love to try these but not much chance of it here in France. Have a good week, Diane

Torviewtoronto said...

very interesting way to have betel leaves looks wonderful

Ling yuen chin said...

槟榔叶可以这样吃? 我不知道呀! 会是什么味道?

Ana Regalado said...

Sonia , those deep fried betel leaves looks wonderfully appetizing ! Looks really crispy and goes really well with that refreshing dipping sauce .

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

Ling, 这个不是槟榔叶哦!

Rice Bowl Tales 有碗話碗 said...

It looks delicious!! I've eaten leaves before but never tried deep fried ones. I love the leaf shape dish that you served these betel leaves with as well, so lovely!!

Esther Lau said...

Finally I know what daun kaduk is after my mum told me about it and she planted a lot now in the backyard :)

Chef and Sommelier said...

Hi Sis! The sauce looks really interesting... think it would go well with lots of food.

I love this thai dish (Mieng Kham) that uses Betel leaves to wrap ingredients like peanuts, chili, lime, dried shrimps as sauce... very appetizing starter!

Lite Home Bake said...

This is something new to me, interesting. Thanks for sharing.

鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝 said...

这个好特别哦
好想试试看呢:)

divya said...

Wow! Looks amazing..

QembarDelites said...

I like these leaves a lot, cook curry with it or make fish otak otak, but never tried it fried... looks good!Must try when I can get the leaves:)

Angie's Recipes said...

Have never had wild betel leaves..would really LOVE to try these!

mycookinghut said...

Very interesting recipe!

Casey said...

我本来也以为是槟榔叶,原来不是!
我只吃过炸的kangkung叶子,这个没吃过,好特别!

Somewhere in Singapore said...

Something new to me...

SueSue said...

This is interesting. I have lots of daun kaduk at home and don't know what to do about it. LOL

Bakericious said...

This is great for my daughter that dislike veggie!

Angelic Heart~ said...

feel extremely curious on the taste...very special.

sasa said...

Looks very very yummy

Jessie-CookingMoments said...

Sonia, I like the dipping sauce. You are indeed a great cook! I think this sauce can basically go well with any deep fried food! Yes, will keep this in mind!

Mich Piece of Cake said...

I have never tried this before, and am so curious about the taste. The dip looks so delicious.

Awayofmind Bakery House said...

look like a very yummy snack with the dip.

rostina76 said...

hi Sonia...quite sometimes didn't come here. ur crispy daun kaduk is so amazed!!!!!going to try this if i manage to get the 'daun'....tq sonia for the sharing

ann low said...

Look like a delicious snack and your dipping sauce looks very addictive too!

JaSSNaNi said...

look very crispy, i like it.. :)

yvonne said...

This leaf is also the main ingredient for Thai snack, "miang khum". I love it to bits, but I didn't know we can grow it in our backyard.

Li Shuan said...

Looks like deep fried tempura vege...nice nice. Thanks for the deep fried batter recipe.

Honey Bee Sweets said...

This is awesome, I've actually eaten this before in a restaurant but can't remember where. But I remember it was very crisp and fragrant, yum! Thanks for showing us this Sonia!

Nami | Just One Cookbook said...

I would love to taste this. Some ingredients (probably this one included) can be hard to find in the US. It's probably easier if I go to Malaysia and enjoy the food... especially at your home. Hehehehe. :D

Artsylicious said...

Sonia, you are indeed a great cook, innovative and creative! next time I go back I would like to order this dish, ok? hehehe.... :)

mui mui said...

Sonia Chi,
Another betel dish. I love this crispy betel.
Must be really Ho Chiak with your awesome dip sauce.
mui

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Leanne said...

I tried this receipe yesterday, it was very yummy. My children love it too. Thanks Sonia for a great receipe.

JENNY said...

Oh I would love to give a try too and also the dipping sauce. Sounds real delicious tq

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