In lieu of Ramadan month, posting this up because don’t us Malaysians miss going to Ramadan markets to jalan-jalan while we munch on our apams? Happy buka puasa, my Muslim friends!
By popular demand, I have been requested to leave recipes down because people would like to refer to it.
For this recipe, it was inspired by @khairulaming so you can check out his apam balik tutorial for the batter (although I did make a few changes of my own to my batter).
If you’re lazy to search for it, here is the copy pasted recipe (alterations are in brackets):
🧇 2 cups of all purpose-flour
🧇 1/2 cup sugar (I used brown sugar)
🧇 1/2 tsp baking soda
🧇 1 tsp baking powder
🧇 1 egg
🧇 1 1/4 cup of water (I ended up adding double this amount to achieve the same consistency as his batter... so I’d say I added about 2 1/2 cup of water)
🧇 Yellow coloring (didn’t have this and still came out look mighty fine)
🧇 2 tbsp melted butter
🧇 Salt to taste
Toppings:
🍯 Butter
🍯 Sugar (again used brown sugar)
🍯 Crushed peanuts
🍯 Creamed corn
Not sure why even though I followed his recipe super precisely that my batter was pretty thick and I got feedback from others who tried as well that they too had a pretty thick batter but still went ahead to make it and it works just fine too. I guess with the additional water, I was able to make an extra batch!
Hope you guys are enjoying my cooking videos! CUS THERE’S MORE WHERE THAT CAME FROM 😬 #yay?
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A Chinese Journalist assaults a fringe meeting volunteer at the Conservative Party Conference
On 30 September 2018, Hong Kong Watch and the UK Conservative Party Human Rights Commission co-hosted a fringe meeting at the Conservative Party Conference, chaired by Fiona Bruce MP. The event, focused on “the erosion of freedom, the rule of law and autonomy in Hong Kong,” was addressed by three generations of democracy activists from Hong Kong – the founder of Hong Kong’s Democratic Party Martin Lee, leader of the Occupy Movement Benny Tai and Umbrella Movement leader and former political prisoner Nathan Law – as well as the co-founder and Chair of Hong Kong Watch Benedict Rogers.
Towards the end of the event, just before Martin Lee gave the final remarks, Benedict Rogers, who also serves as Deputy Chair of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission, concluded with these words: “I am pro-China, not anti-China. I want China and its people to succeed. I am a critic of the current Chinese government and the way it treats its people, but I am pro-China as a country and people and I believe it is in both China’s and Britain’s interests for Hong Kong to succeed. It is therefore in all our interests for both China and Britain to honour our commitments under the Sino-British Joint Declaration and ensure that ‘one country, two systems’ is upheld.” Immediately a Chinese woman, with an accredited press pass, stood up and screamed at Mr Rogers: “You are a liar. You are anti-China. You want to separate China. And you are not even Chinese. The rest are all traitors!”
Fiona Bruce MP invited her to leave, but she continued to shout. A student volunteer, Enoch Lieu approached her and insisted that she should leave, but she refused and slapped him twice. Security was called and removed her from the venue, as she continued to shout: “You have no right to interfere in Hong Kong”. She was subsequently arrested by the police. The assaulted volunteer confirmed that the journalist is from the China state media CCTV.
http://chinaplus.cri.cn/news/china/9/20181001/190886.html
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A Chinese Journalist assaults a fringe meeting volunteer at the Conservative Party Conference
On 30 September 2018, Hong Kong Watch and the UK Conservative Party Human Rights Commission co-hosted a fringe meeting at the Conservative Party Conference, chaired by Fiona Bruce MP. The event, focused on “the erosion of freedom, the rule of law and autonomy in Hong Kong,” was addressed by three generations of democracy activists from Hong Kong – the founder of Hong Kong’s Democratic Party Martin Lee, leader of the Occupy Movement Benny Tai and Umbrella Movement leader and former political prisoner Nathan Law – as well as the co-founder and Chair of Hong Kong Watch Benedict Rogers.
Towards the end of the event, just before Martin Lee gave the final remarks, Benedict Rogers, who also serves as Deputy Chair of the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission, concluded with these words: “I am pro-China, not anti-China. I want China and its people to succeed. I am a critic of the current Chinese government and the way it treats its people, but I am pro-China as a country and people and I believe it is in both China’s and Britain’s interests for Hong Kong to succeed. It is therefore in all our interests for both China and Britain to honour our commitments under the Sino-British Joint Declaration and ensure that ‘one country, two systems’ is upheld.” Immediately a Chinese woman, with an accredited press pass, stood up and screamed at Mr Rogers: “You are a liar. You are anti-China. You want to separate China. And you are not even Chinese. The rest are all traitors!”
Fiona Bruce MP invited her to leave, but she continued to shout. A student volunteer, Enoch Lieu approached her and insisted that she should leave, but she refused and slapped him twice. Security was called and removed her from the venue, as she continued to shout: “You have no right to interfere in Hong Kong”. She was subsequently arrested by the police. The assaulted volunteer confirmed that the journalist is from the China state media CCTV.
http://chinaplus.cri.cn/news/china/9/20181001/190886.html
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