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As I read through my blog posts for 2008, I found most of them are restaurant related reviews. I think this is deviating from my original purpose of food blogging, which is to discover and promote local foods, especially hawker fares. If not, it wouldn't be fit to be called "Malaysia Food Blog" So, my main aim of blogging for year 2009 would be to continue to do what I actually enjoyed the most - to travel, discover and promote cheap and tasty food.

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Agar-Agar

Posted by: vkeong In: Recipe () (8 views)

On a boring Saturday, Siang Leng and I decided to make some agar-agar lol. Didn’t know agar-agar is actually obtained from red algae or seaweed until I read this article.

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Making the agar-agar is super easy. So easy that I am embarassed to include this under the Recipe category. But anyway :D

The ingredients:

  • Agar-agar (stick/powder form)
  • Water
  • Sugar
  • Pandan leaves
  • Baking moulds
  • Food coloring

Steps:

  1. If you are using agar-agar sticks, soak them in water for 10-20 minutes to let them soften a bit first.
  2. Amount of water to boil is proportional to the amount of agar-agar used. The agar-agar (Ferry brand) I bought from Sunshine supermarket is around 300g and according to its instructions, 2.5 litre of water is needed.
  3. Put the agar-agar into the boiling water and add 15-20 tablespoon of sugar.
  4. When the agar-agar has fully dissolved, add in the pandan leaves and a few drops of coloring. Mix well and let it boil a while more.
  5. Drain the agar-agar mixture with a very fine sieve to get rid of undissolved agar-agar. Let the mixture cool down a bit.
  6. Pour the mixture into baking moulds and keep refrigerated for an hour.

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1 Response to "Agar-Agar"

1 | wendyywy

December 2nd, 2007 at 5:38 pm

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Hi, did u mean 30 gm of agar-agar? 300 gms is so so much for agar-agar. Just imagine 30gm of flour. Is it as much? I think the packing is 30gm for a larger pack, and 15 gms for a smaller pack, if i’m not mistaken.

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