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Thursday, April 10, 2014

Curry Puff (Karipap) 咖哩角



If compare to earlier spiral curry puff, this simple method of curry puff (it is a small pie consisting of specialised curry with chicken and potatoes in a deep-fried pastry shell) not tasted flaky but it still tasted slight crunchy after cool down. Anyway, this curry puff is much easy to make if compare to spiral type.



I saw my friend Helena shared this simple curry puff a year ago, till now only got a chance to try it out. I also planning to bring this curry puff to a bloggers party (will update more later )

You can made in large batch, frozen it and deep fry whenever you crave for some.



My little son helped me to capture on how to make the pleat of this curry puff, refer video below.





Curry Puff (Karipap) 咖哩角
*makes 30pcs 

Pastry
185g all-purpose flour
35g rice flour
35g corn flour or tapioca flour
35g butter (salted)
35g cooking oil or vegetable oil
90g icy cold water

Filling
450g potato, peeled and diced
1 medium onion, diced
200g chicken breast (cut into small pieces, marinate with 1/2tbsp curry powder)
1/2tbsp red chili powder 
1tbsp curry powder (chicken flavour)
3tbsp vegetable oil
3 sprigs curry leaves
1 cup water (+/-)
1tsp salt
1tsp chicken powder
1tsp fish sauce

Method
To cook filling
1. Heat oil in wok, add in curry leaves and onion. Saute onion until translucent then add in potato.
2. Cook until potato has changed colour on the edges then add chicken breast, stir fry for 1-2mins then add in curry powder and chilli powder. Add water and bring to boil.
3. Add salt, sugar, chicken powder & fish sauce to taste, then turn the heat down and cook until potato is soften and the liquid has reduced and form a dry paste. Cool completely before use. 

Pastry
1. In a large mixing bowl, bring 3 types of flours together and mix well. Set aside.
2. Rub in butter with flours until crumble, then add in cooking oil, to mix well.
3. Pour icy cold water over flours, mix thoroughly with a wooden spatula in the mixing bowl. Then, lightly knead till soft dough, do not over work. Cover dough with plastic wrap and rest for at least 15 minutes. 

To assemble- Divide and shape dough into 13g each ball. Then roll out each ball into a 8-10cm circle, wrap in potato filling. Pinch edges to seal, then deep-fry in medium hot oil until golden brown.

You may refer to this video on how to pleat the edges.

Recipe source: Helena Kitchen with minor changes, by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover

41 comments:

小食代 said...

Wah, curry puff is so delicious, homemade version is the best with much more filling!

Victoria Bakes said...

ahh! i was thinking of making these because i so miss these curry puffs that i used to buy from canteen during recess time! this is awesome Sonia! thanks for sharing,... especially the video

PH said...

Aiyoo....karipap panas-panas very sedap leh!

Sally said...

这食谱真的很棒,因为好吃,
我做了三次了,我也一样收进冷冻部要吃才炸就容易些了。。呵呵

Lisa Ho said...

Sedap and cantik looking karipap

Joceline Lor said...

30个。好多也。就请我吃两个好吗?

Somewhere in Singapore said...

Come to grab one for tea break...

Jozelyn Ng said...

I am craving for curry puff when I saw your post...delicious!!!

Fion said...

o...curry puff,my favorite
So pretty the shape u made

鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝 said...

我很想吃啊,不过真的懒惰弄:(

Little blue said...

Can I have 2 please~

Mel said...

This is almost everyone's favourite snack!

Karen said...

这个简单很赞,我也打算做去妹妹家的周末聚会。。嘻嘻!

cikmanggis said...

anak-anak I memang sukakan kuih karipap.Selalunya I buat banyak dan simpan dlm peti sejuk.Mereka tak suka yang pusar tu.

Jessie-CookingMoments said...

Sonia, you are my idol, just the other day, I left a message on Karen's blog, telling her that I have wanted to make curry puff but I don't know how to pleat. Thanks for sharing this clip and Ethan said he loves this video clip, haha.

Esther Lau said...

Sonia, my heart is 蠢蠢移动when you said this is simple method for karipap because i like simple thing,hehe...Like the beautiful pleats too.

Li Shuan said...

我家老公最近一直在念我没有做咖喱角给他吃,看到你做我也是想做叻。。。这个角做法简单虽然没有千层的那么flaky,但是就是贪它简单呵呵!
谢谢你链接过来我家。。。还有啊,你真的很有心思,还做了video,很赞

Lily said...

Hi Sonia what is the difference between cornflour and tapioca flour? Thanks

mayck-law. Blogspot.com said...

Li Shuan 家的咖喱角我也做过, 真的很赞!
你的角捏的很美。。

Little Corner of Mine said...

Yummy! I used to make this traditional one, but never try making the pastry one (too much works). :P

nandoos kitchen said...

Yummy, puffs are always my fav. Vell explained.

Anonymous said...

Sonia,我想要做你的这款沙爹酱,可是你的花生只有100g那么少,你确定没有写错吗?
因为你的沙爹酱照片看起来好像很多花生哦!
http://nasilemaklover.blogspot.com/2010/06/homemade-chicken-satay-and-peanut.html
Thanks!

Tanya

Rosita Vargas said...

Hermosa y deliciosas empanadas me encanta sus condimentos,abrazos

Anonymous said...

Hi Sonia,
If I freeze the curry puffs after wrapping, do I have to thaw before frying them? Or can I fry the puffs in their frozen state? Thanks.

ann low said...

I love curry puff but seldom deep fry at home. Will bookmark this recipe for kid's birthday.

mui mui said...

Ah Chi,
This is my old time favorites!
Come to grab one for breakfast ;)
mui

Small Kucing said...

your pleating look so nice. Guess practices makes perfect :)

Baking Diary said...

Long time didn't eat this traditional local karipap already...now always buy the spiral type from a nice kiosk in Mid Valley:) Looking at yours make me want to give this a try too.

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

anonymous, you have to thaw the frozen curry puff first, but not completely thaw otherwise it will be too soft to be handled.

Baby Sumo said...

Looks wonderful, Sonia! Wonder if we can bake this instead of deep fry?

Lite Home Bake said...

One of my favorite tea time snacks, never get bored of them. Nice having homemade ones :)

Ana Regalado said...
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Ana Regalado said...

Sonia , your scrumptious curry puffs are similar our empanada back home ! I haven't tried making it though :P

Bakericious said...

Sonia, I like such traditional curry puff too, yours look really yummy, may be should ask my mum since she didnt make for such a long time heeheehee...

Suhaina said...

Curry puff looks super delish and is one of our fav snack. Even I make this simple version since it saves a lot of time.

Anonymous said...

Hi Sonia, I tried out yr curry puff recipe today and they turned out delicious! The pastry is crispy (though I would like a little salt next time) and the filling is really good. But my curry puff shape is really awful.,hahaha! Still, I get a thumb up fr my girls. Yeah! Thanks for sharing this recipe.
Felicia

Candice said...

Hi Sonia,
How long can I store the frozen puffs in the freezer? One mth??
Thanks :)

Anonymous said...

Thanks for your recipe. It's really delicious, the crust is flaky and crispy. I managed to make 20 with the dough and had quite alot of leftover filling. I'll keep those for my next batch.
Carrine

Nic said...

Hi Sonia. Can I know what is rice flour? Glutinous rice flour?

Baglicious said...

Hi Sonia, can I use the chili powder with chili paste instead? The chili paste is the one made followed your recipe "homemade Asian chili". I also want to froze the premade curry puff later. Will the chili paste caused the curry puff to stale easily if frozen it?

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

Nic, rice flour is difference from Glutinous rice flour, you can easily get rice flour in the major supermarket.

Baglicious, yes you can replace chili powder with chili paste . No i don't think it will caused curry puff to stale. Immediately store in the freezer once you have done it.

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