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Vegan Pineapple Tart 凤梨酥 (Fèng Lí Sū)
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Deepavali food!
Sorry for the poor quality of these pictures - I was busy hostessing and setting out food and cooking food and mixing drinks and so on, and didn't really have time to focus and angle my photos, so they're all very quick snaps. 😅 But I was quite proud of my spread!
All the treats in the first picture are homemade. In the centre is murukku, a sort of Indian fritter (rice flour and two types of lentil flour, butter, cumin, sesame seeds, omam/ajwain/bishop's weed, and asafoetida turned into a dough, extruded and fried) that is a Deepavali staple. 😋 The long orangey-red strips are tape murukku, which is the same mixture but with chilli powder added to make it mildly spicy. And then there are suji biscuits, made with semolina, sugar and ghee. Almond London biscuits, coated with dark chocolate and topped with almond nibs. And cornflake biscuits.
At the top of the tiered cake stand are pineapple tarts (bought at an Asian store - a festive staple of Singapore and Malaysia) and coconut candy (made by me) and then the yellow flaky cubes are storebought soan pappadi, and then more of the treats from the first picture.
Mains were lamb briyani, a vegetable dish called mulai keerai poriyal (mulai keerai, or amaranth, is stir-fried with spices, shallots and garlic, and then has grated coconut mixed in at the end), tofu sambal, chickpea curry (pardon the ugly photo!), and of course plenty of raita and fried appalams. I've also got a picture of my plate - I couldn't have the briyani (I'm vegetarian), but I'd made potato pilaf for myself.
Dessert was semia payasam (roasted rice vermicelli is cooked in milk along with sago and lots of sugar until soft and tender, and then cashews and raisins are roasted in ghee and added to it).
Still gorging myself on leftovers. 😋
For: pineapple_tarts and Lady Prompt: Snowed in and stir-crazy/Huddling for warmth during a blizzard Ship: Jaime Lannister/Sansa Stark
A/n: E under the cut, Last one, I’m done!
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The storm was still raging outside, just as much as it had been the day before. And the day before that.
The power was still on, but there was no wifi connection. Not that Jaime needed the internet to keep him occupied, not with his very willing bedmate snuggled up with him.
★ Pineapple Cookies ★
Pandan Mini Pie with Pineapple Chia Seed Jam
Christina Ee Pineapple Tarts
Pineapple tarts have got to be one of Malaysia's favourite snacks - there's just something about that sweet, jammy goodness combined with a crumbly buttery crust. Pop open a box and it’s likely to be empty before you even realise it. There are a few types of pineapple tarts: the open-faced tart usually topped with a lattice, and the rolled pastry enclosing the jam.
There is no shortage of pineapple tarts in Melaka. Here, we bring you the best pineapple tarts we ever had.
Chritina Ee pineapple tart is one of the many shops that bake their tarts so fresh, you can feel the heat from their ovens. When you buy a jar, the tarts are still warm. It's tempting to immediately open one and wolf down all of its contents.
Pastry: While the sample was delicious, some of the tarts we bought tasted slightly burnt and the pastry was crumbly to the point of being rather powdery. However, they had the luscious aroma of butter which helped us forget most of its shortcomings.
Jam: The filling was delicious. It was soft and flavourful without being mushy.
Verdict: Because the pastry was a tad too crumbly, taking a bite into the tart will result in a sticky, powdery mouth-feel, but as soon as you get to the filling inside, the flavours and textures balance out perfectly.
One jar of pineapple tart costs RM 20.90.
Christina Ee
Address
: 29, Jalan Hang Lekir, 75200 Melaka, Malaysia.
Operating Hours
: Opens daily from 1030 to 1900 & closes on every Thursdays.
Phone
: +60 6-281 2023