Updated: April 10, 2009
I have put together the following “Recipe Index” for your easy reference.
The following recipes include Malaysian recipes, Chinese recipes, Japanese recipes, Thai recipes, Indian recipes, Indonesian recipes, Filipino recipes, Nyonya recipes, baking recipes, and non-Asian recipes. Rasa Malaysia recipe index is a growing list of recipes and will be updated on a constant basis as I cook more new dishes. To get to it, just click “RECIPES” at the top navigation bar.
Enjoy! (Get all 200 recipes after the jump)
Appetizers & Snacks Recipes
- Roti Jala (Malaysian Lacy Pancakes) with Curry Chicken
- Potstickers (Chinese Pan-fried Dumplings)
- Lettuce Wraps
- Chicken Siu Mai
- Fried Shrimp/Prawn Balls with Wonton Skin
- Chinese Jiaozi/Leek and Pork Dumplings
- Thai Fish Cake (Tod Mun Pla)
- Sweet and Sour Fish Balls
- Curry Puff
- Fried Wontons
- Shrimp Wontons
- Fried Spring Rolls
- Filipino Lumpia (Fried Spring Rolls)
- Nyonya Kuih Pie Tee (Top Hats) with Step-by-Step Picture Guide
- Portuguese Egg Tarts
- Sweet Potato Balls
- Salty Pancakes with Dried Shrimps
- Cucur Udang (Malaysian Prawn Fritters)
- Cucur Badak
- Penang Rojak
- Goi Cuon (Vietnamese Fresh Spring Rolls)
- Vietnamese Cha Tom (Vietnamese Shrimp Sausage)
- Vietnamese Sugar Cane Shrimp (Chao Tom)
- Vietnamese Tau Hu Ky (Bean Curd Skin with Shrimp)
- Bacon Wrapped Cherry Tomatoes
- Grilled Chicken Meat Balls (Yakitori)
- Steamed Fish Rolls
- Fish Balls Dim Sum (Steamed Fish Balls) with Bean Curd Sticks
- Yong Tow Foo (Yong Tau Foo) with Hoisin Chili Sauce
- Yong Tow Foo (Yong Tau Foo) with Bean Sauce
Soup & Stew Recipes
- Wonton Soup
- Sui Kow (Dumplings) Soup
- Pork Ribs and Lotus Root Soup
- Bean Curd Sticks and Pork Ribs Soup
- Bak Kut Teh/Pork Bone Tea Soup
- Cuttlefish Bak Kut Teh
- Chai Buey
- Nyonya Perut Ikan (Nyonya Pickled Fish Stomach with Herbs and Vegetables Curry)
- Japanese Asari Miso Soup/Miso Soup with Clams
Pork, Poultry & Beef Recipes
- Cashew Chicken
- Chicken Curry with Potatoes
- Chicken Curry Kapitan
- Chicken Curry (with Roti Jala or Malaysian Lacy Pancakes)
- Chicken Satay
- Malaysian Chicken Satay…with Peanut Sauce
- Kung Pao Chicken
- Orange Chicken
- Thai Crispy Fried Chicken
- Vietnamese Lemongrass Chicken
- Malaysian Honey and Turmeric Chicken Wings
- Chinese Steamed Chicken Buns
- Sweet and Sour Pork
- Braised Daikon/Turnip with Pork Ribs and Dried Oysters
- Stir-fried Pork with Cincaluk (Heh Ya Kay Char Bak)
- Black Beans Spare Ribs
- Jalan Alor Chicken Wings
- Szechuan Wok-fried Chicken
- Ginger and Scallions Chicken
- Ginger and Black Fungus Chicken
- Pandan (Screwpine Leaves) Chicken
- Minced Chicken with Pork Rolls
- Chicken Kabob Koobideh
- Thai Red Curry with Chicken and Scallops
- Thai Green Curry with Chicken
- Thai Chicken Panang Chicken
- Jamaican Jerk Chicken with Mandarin Oranges Salsa
- Mongolian Beef
- Beef Rendang (Rendang Daging)
- Beef Massaman Curry
- Chicken Karaage (Japanese fried sesame chicken)
- Teriyaki Chicken
- Chicken Tikka Masala
- Filipino Adobo
Fish, Shellfish, & Crustacean Recipes
- Baked Lobster with Cheese
- Mango and Lobster Salad
- Stir-fried Lobsters with Butter and Cheese
- Steamed Scallops with Fermented Black Beans
- NOBU Black Cod with Miso
- Miso-marinated Sea Bass
- Gulai Sotong (Indian Squid Curry)
- Malaysian Indian-style Seafood Curry
- Honey Walnut Shrimp (Walnut Prawn)
- Shrimp with Snow Peas
- Satay Prawns
- Fried Shrimp Wrapped with Spring Roll Skin
- Dragon Well Tea Shrimp
- Steamed Shrimp with Garlic Oil
- Pan-fried Prawns
- Baked Sea Bass
- Ikan Panggang or Ikan Bakar (Grilled Fish Wrapped in Banana Leaves)
- Ginger and Scallion Crab
- Black Pepper Crab
- Creamy Butter Crab
- Chili Crab
- Crustacean-inspired Roasted Crab (with Garlic Noodles)
- Butter Prawns
- Sambal Udang (Prawn Sambal)
- Sichuan-style Crawfish (Crayfish or Crawdad)
- Panko-crusted Soft Shell Crab with Ginger Ponzu Sauce
- Shrimp with Green Beans (String Beans) Curry
- Steamed Fish (Chinese Steamed Fish)
- Assam Pedas Fish
- Stir-fried Fish Fillet with Black Bean Sauce
- Nyonya Sweet and Sour Fish
- Thai Yellow Curry with Seafood
- Seared Scallops with Spicy Cream Sauce with Buna Shimeji Mushrooms
- Jean Georges’s Steamed Mussels with Lemongrass, Thai Basil, Chilies, and Coconut Juice
- Stir-fried Mussels with Chili and Bean Paste
- Steamed Asari (Manila) Clams with Sake
- Stir-fried Clams with Basil Leaves
- Soft Shell Clams Steamed in Garlic-Butter Broth
- Stir-fried Savory Clams
- Drunken Clams
- Balinese Sate Lilit (Seafood Sate)
- Otak-atak Udang (Shrimp Otak-otak)
- Masala Turmeric Squid with Coconut Cream
Vegetables, Salad, Tofu, & Eggs
- Indonesian Gado-Gado
- Tomato Eggs
- Chinese Tea Eggs (Tea Leaf Eggs)
- Imitation Shark’s Fin and Crab Meat Omelette
- Malaysian Sweet and Sour Eggs (Eggs Masak Branda / Belanda)
- Thai Son-in-Law Eggs
- Tamagoyaki (Japanese Rolled Omelet)
- Chawanmushi (Japanese steamed egg custard)
- Restaurant-style Chinese Greens with Oyster Sauce
- Choy Sum (Chinese Vegetables) with White Sauce
- Baby Bok Choy with Garlic and Shrimp
- Stir-fried Brussels Sprout with Dried Sole
- Stir-fried Eggs with Red Onions and Shrimp
- Stir-fried Yam Leaves (Sweet Potato Leaves) with Belacan (Shrimp Paste)
- Stir-fried Napa Cabbage
- Stir-fried Chive Buds
- Bean Sprouts with Salted Fish
- Malaysian-style Ladies Fingers (Okras)
- Ma Po Tofu
- Home-style Tofu
- Braised Bean Curd (Firm Tofu) with Mushrooms
- Steamed Tofu and Ground Pork
- Steamed Eggs with Cincaluk (Steamed Eggs with Fermented Shrimp)
- Stir-fried Bean Curds with Leeks
- Spinach and Tofu Salad with Sesame Miso Dressing
- Tropical Fruit Salad with Baby Shrimps and Toasted Coconut
Rice, Noodles, Vermicelli, and Pasta Recipes
- Lobster Yee Mein (Lobster Noodles)
- Penang Assam Laksa
- Penang Hokkien Mee (Prawn Mee/Har Meen/Mee Yoke)
- Curry Laksa (Curry Mee)
- Chow Mein (Chinese Noodles)
- Mee Siam (Malaysian Spicy Fried Rice Vermicelli)
- Singapore Fried Rice Noodles
- Fried Rice
- Deluxe Fried Rice
- Claypot Chicken Rice (without Claypot)
- Fried Rice Vermicelli (Rice Sticks or Rice Noodles) with Chicken
- Soba (Japanese Buckwheat Noodles)
- Udon (Kitsune Udon)
- Miso Ramen
- Garlic Noodles
- Penang Chee Cheong Fun (Steamed Rice Rolls with Shrimp Paste /Hae Ko)
- Kerabu Bee Hoon
- Indian Mee Goreng (Indian Fried Noodles)
- Mee Goreng (Spicy Fried Noodles)
- Fried Vermicelli Xiamen Style
- Malaysian Soto Ayam (Chicken Noodle Soup)
- Indonesian-style Soto Ayam (Chicken Noodle Soup)
- Penang Char Hor Fun
- Instant Fried Noodles (Indomie)
- Linguine alle Vongole (Linguine with Clams)
- Capellini with Cockle Clams and Lemon Butter Sauce
- Angel Hair Pasta with Seafood
- Chinese Porridge (Congee) with Dried Oysters and Chicken
- Ramen Noodle Salad
Cakes, Pastries, Muffins, Cookies, Tarts, Sweets & Desserts Recipes
- Banana Bread (Banana Cake)
- Banana Nut Muffins
- Mini Raspberry Muffins
- Blueberry Muffins
- Blackberry Muffins
- Blueberry Pound Cake
- Lemon Chiffon Cake
- Butter Cake
- Pineapple Tarts (Pineapple Shortcakes)
- Kuih Bahulu
- Shortbread Cookies
- Raisin Scones
- Baked Almond Tea with Puff Pastry
- Read Bean Paste Pancakes
- Red Bean Paste Steamed Buns (Tau Sar Bao)
- Souffle Egg White Balls with Red Bean Paste
- Red Lobster Cheddar Bay Biscuits
- Kuih Kodok (Malaysian Fried Banana Fritters)
- Green Tea (Matcha) Ice Cream
- Black Sesame Dumplings (Tang Yuan)
- Longan Dessert (Longan Tong Sui)
- Strawberry and Blueberries Tarts
- Butter Cookies with Sliced Almonds
- Breakfast Pancakes
- Peanut Butter Tartlets with Raisins
- Flan (Creme Caramel or Caramel Custard)
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{ 36 comments… read them below or add one }
Great Idea! Lovely collage by the way…Making me hungry again and I just had lunch over and hour ago…
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so obvious again you love shellfish…that’s got the most recipes…;p
My linguine vongole was your drunken clam recipe; followed by my chicken satay (which I made, with slight variation) after I saw your pix. Same with steamed tofu, after seeing your pix, then feel like cooking it ;D
OK, the next on the list looks like egg tarts (bought the crust already.YEY! but the utensils…not yet)
What u cooking next ? Any CNY food?
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Hi, woaw, all these recipes !!! I want to test all ;-) The first picture in the top left corner is the chicken satay right ??? I will test that this week-end I hope…I should read once the recipe and see if I have all what I need!
All your pictures are really nice, great job, congratulation !!!
Have a nice day
Claude
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This looks like a Food Menu List from a fine dining restaurant.
The recipes are there, the pictures are beautiful. Ah.. Perfect for Rasa Malaysia Fine Dining. When’s it opening?
Or is it a delivery service with online ordering? :-)
I would love to go to a place instead of just a list of name of the dishes, they have recipe cards with pictures just like yours, all in a neat folder. I would be tempted to order everything inside!
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what a nice index, very good reference.
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Hi, I have a technical question: Your pictures are really nice, which camera do you use ??? I will by a new one but I hesitate…so ;-)
Cheers
Claude
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RM, one word for this post : WAH LAU! :oD
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Oops…that’s two! LOL!
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ooooo, very hungry now drooling over all that food. Thxs for the recipes.
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Sweet! I don’t need to buy a Malaysian cookbook.
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Unka - did you drool all over your monitor again? :P
Tiga - no need utensils for baking lah, just buy a muffin pan and can already.
Claude - I look forward to your chicken satay post.
KP - you want to be an investor for RM Fine Dining?
Chris - when are you making my clams again for your friends?
WMW - thanks.
Boo - good, I like people drooling all over their keyboard when reading my post and see my pictures. LOL!
Elmo - yeah or you can wait for me to publish my Rasa Malaysia cookbook and then you buy. ;)
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thank-you!
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I agree with Elmo Monster… I will never need another Malaysian or Chinese cookbook, or any food magazine period! Simply stunning!
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Bee : Maybe we could start-up a Restaurant together? Idea! Hahaha. I can supply the tissues ;)
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Budding Cook - you are most welcome. :)
PE - Yay! I will have another customer if and when I have a real cookbook. :)
Unka - I think tissue manufacturing in Thailand is probably more viable and profitable!!!!!!
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wah. with a menu like this, i am sure make lots of profit. can consider investing. :-)
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wow!!! very impressive. may i ask, are you a student or the spouse of a student? i hardly recall any students being able to cook like you do.
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I love your website! I’m gonna try follow your recipe for the Egg Tart this weekend.
Oh I agree that the Golden Gate Bakery you mentioned is very popular in San Francisco. I will be going there later on. hehe
Do you have recipes for Apong Manis and Apom Balik? Or do you where I can get it?
Thank you!
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This is AMAZING!!!
I stumbled across this blog searching for pictures to show my boyfriend of some authentic malaysian cuisine, and coming from a malaysian background myself–I have to say, I am VERY IMPRESSED! You definitely have a talent here, every one of these pictures makes my mouth water! =) Keep it up! *bookmarked
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wow.. i’m stay in dubai but i’m from malaysia.. i love yur blog
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Why all the restaurants recommended are in CA?
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What a great blog! I love all your pics, very nicely done…they make people drool all over, haha! I’m a novice flogger, so there’s a lot to learn here from you!
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hello
does anyone know how much rice and how long it takes to cook rice congee and do you put in the meat first or last? does the meat have to be pre-cooked? also, will long-grain rice do or can i try brown rice?
many thanks.
kim
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Great website, lots of lovely recipes. Do you by any chance know the recipe for Crab Meat Sausages (Sai Krog Pu)
Thanks
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pity me oversea students can hardly get all the ingredients stated..
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Hi there! May I know what’s the name of this shrimp dish on this recipe page? It looks so good!
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great website, Keep it up! Do u have any recipes for Meat such as Lamb,Beef,Mutton, Im a big lover of meats., PLease add in if u do, U are a great inspiration to me, I always get ideas what to cook by just looking at ur website..
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Hey, clicking on the link to Malaysian Honey & Turmeric Chicken Wings took me to Banana Bread /Banana Cake Recipe instead. You might wanna fix that :)
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Hi, I love the simple and homey style of cooking. But I left chicken drum sticks in the fridge, have no idea what to do with it.
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I really love ur blog .. wow it all happen when I was looking for some recipes on the net , it surprise me not only the some of the food I nearly forget most impressive is those photos you have taken as well.. You are really cool ;p keep it up cos I try a lot of your recipes and really is nice and bring back some of my childhood memories as well..
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gosh…i just love this site so much! and my hubby loves the new dishes i tried out! oh by d way,ive got a small tip which i’d love to share with chocolate cake lovers who bakes their own cake… to make ur cake taste better and to create that extra moist, try to add in some buttermilk :) the cake will definitely b terrific!
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Dear Rasa Malaysia,
I love your website. The pics are so inviting. I want to try many of your recipes. I have already tried some. Turned out quite well. You see, my kitchen is a distance away fm my computer. So can I print your recipes so I can bring them to the kitchen to cook?
Thank you.
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Hi,
I am absolutely amazed of all the recipes, however I wonder will you include Braised Pork Trotter (Du Khah, I came across Du Khah has 2 types of flavor? 1 is braised with ginger and another 1 is salted? I could find any recepies for the salted Du Khah) and eggplant recipes in future? Really looking forward to that. Thanks again.
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What is the great looking Prawn Curry pictured on the page today 5/13/09. Recipe Availablee???
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Rasa Malaysia replied:
I think you might be referring to this:
http://rasamalaysia.com/malaysian-indian-style-seafood-curry/
You can try the search tool or the recipe bar on the site if you missed it.
Enjoy :)
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the photo of the prawn dish looks lovely, what recipe is that? looks like a sambal sauce?
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Rasa Malaysia replied:
There are many prawn dishes, do you have the link? The recipe should tell if it is. Or you can leave a comment under that recipe. Thanks :)
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admireyourblog replied:
it is the photo at the top of the page when one clicks on ‘recipes’ tag- the only and first photo, it has no recipe title underneath it.
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admireyourblog replied:
this is the wording above the photo
Rasa Malaysia Recipe Index
January 17, 2007 · 37 comments
in Miscellaneous
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Rasa Malaysia replied:
Yes, it is the sambal udang recipe. You can find out more about the recipe at http://rasamalaysia.com/roti-jala-with-sambal-udang-prawn/
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Hi, love all your recipes!! Have already tried 5 of them, and all tasted great!! I have finally found a website which featured traditional asian recipes which I have always loved. However, can you pls pls pls post an eggplant recipe?? I have tried a few recipes but none are tasty. And I reeeeally love malaysian style eggplant. So pls post it here if you can…..love your website!
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