Satay Behrang

Fancy for Satay?? maybe Venison Satay. This place in Behrang town run by this Pakcik have the most delicious Venison and Chicken Satay as far as I know. Last time, during my younger days, where I still had my magnificent steel steed, always be there on Friday, have a full stomach then back to KL.

I have not been there for quite a while since I let go off my steel steed. So miss Pakcik Satay.

Just look at the mouth-watering satay,

Pictures say more than words. How to go there?? Come out at Behrang toll and turn left heading towards Ipoh. About 100 - 200 meters, at the traffic lights (the landmark is the Police Station) turn left into Behrang town. Follow the road to climb a overhead bridge and on your way down turn right. When you are coming down the overhead bridge you will notice further in your right two rows of shophouse where this Pakcik operates, Jln Besar, Behrang.

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Vietnamese Spring Rolls

I have always like cooking. Sometime, I recreate some of this dishes I have tried before but it is not always successful. One time, I try making Whisky Pork Ribs, the results is quite shocking. Having a cookbook around is always useful to produce great food, sometimes. One of my collection of cookbook is this vietnamese cook book I got when it was introduce by The Star paper. What motivate me to get try vietnamese food is partly my trip to Vietnam and my buddy's friends wife. She personally requested us to get this special vietnamese rice paper - Banh da Nem which is not available in KL (that was what I made believe).

One of the first thing I try is the Vietnamese Spring Roll. Here are the ingredients (a little modification by myself):
- Minced pork, Crabmeat, Prawns (peeled & minced)
- Carrot & Turnip (both julienned)
- 1-2 cloves Shallots & Garlic (finely chopped)
- Egg beaten
- Pepper, salt & sugar for taste


Turnip, Minced Pork & Prawn (just ran out of carrot)


Crabmeat

Mixed up everything together and warpped it with the rice paper.





Then carefully wrapped Vietnamese Spring Roll but not so tight. This can easily tear the rice paper. To make it easier to warp soften the rice paper by wipe it with wet towel.





Then deep fry under slow or medium heat till become golden brown.



Tata! the completed Vietnamese Spring Rolls.



You can try this with different type of filling for e.g. add some fish paste. Yummyyyyyy.....