KANGKONG NYONYA STYLE (Spicy water spinach stir fry flavored with chilli and shrimp paste)
KANGKONG NYONYA STYLE (Spicy water spinach stir fry flavored with chilli and shrimp paste) The name Kangkung is the Malay word for water spinach or water convolvulus, a tropical semi-aquatic plant grown as a leaf vegetable found in parts of Asia and Southeast Asia. Kangkung is a hollow stemmed green with a rich, almost nutty taste is called kangkong in Malaysia and Indonesia. Sauteed with flavoring paste of chilly, shallots, garlic and shrimp paste, it personifies the Nyonya way of cooking. Ingredients 1.Tamarind pulp - 3 tbsp. 2. Kangkong - 1 medium size (370 g) cut into 3 inch lengths 3. dried shrimp paste (belacan) - 1/2 tsp roasted 4. shallots - 3 chopped 5. Holland chillies - 1 to 3 6. sweet soybean paste - 1tbsp (optional) 7. peanut oil - 2 tbsp. 8. soy sauce - 2 tsp 9. salt to taste Preparation 1. Clean the kangkong and dry it in a salad spinner or set them aside to dry. 2. Blend the shrimp paste (belacan), shallots, garlic, c...