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DIY – Hot Prawn cake, Kueh Udang

Here is another famous Malay hawker foods – Kueh Udang.  With special chili sauce, Prawn cake (Kueh Udang) will taste more delicious.  It is almost same like ‘Cucur‘, but Kueh Udang is ‘harder‘ compare to ‘Cucur‘.

Tampin, Pulau Sebang here had a shop (branch) that sell ONLY Prawn cake.  It can sold 500-700 Prawn cakes daily.  The shop’s name also easy to remember – Kueh Udang Alor Gajah, and the HQ is at Alor Gajah.

If you like to make this snack yourself, here is the recipe!

How's that ?

How's that ?

Ingredients :

  • 500 grams wheat flour
  • Medium size of Prawns
  • 1/2 tea spoon of salt
  • 3/4 spoon of soy sauce
  • Bean sprouts
  • Spring Onions(optional)
  • 750 ml water
Wheat flour

Wheat flour

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Mix the flour with water and become sticky. Add in the bean sprouts

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medium size prawn

Method :

  1. Mix the flour with water in a big bowl.  Stir the flour until it become sticky
  2. Add in 1/2 tea spoon of salt
  3. Add in 3/4 tea spoon of soy sauce
  4. Add in the bean sprouts
  5. Stir it become mixed up equally
  6. Heat up the wok with oil (Upper medium heat)
  7. Get a soup scoop of the mixed ingredients and put a prawn into it
  8. Fried the prawn cake until it look golden color
Final look

Final look

And ready to serve with home-made chili sauce

Ready!

Ready!

Sweet, sour and spicy sauce

Sweet, sour and spicy sauce

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Wala! easy right?

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8 Comments on “DIY – Hot Prawn cake, Kueh Udang”

  1. #1 marogal
    on Jan 19th, 2009 at 2:35 pm

    wow… i love prawn cake….!!! yummy… =]
    thx for sharing

  2. #2 han
    on Jan 19th, 2009 at 3:58 pm

    marogal: you are welcome. Check back regularly, more to come.

  3. #3 Erisha
    on Jan 23rd, 2009 at 11:07 pm

    Ohhh. my parents are from Malacca! It’s my hometown. And I love this snack =)

  4. #4 han
    on Jan 24th, 2009 at 11:17 am

    http://erishaling.blogspot.com/ # Are you come back to Melaka during this CNY ?

  5. #5 pae1408
    on Feb 24th, 2009 at 2:00 pm

    kueh udang alor gajah is the best prawn cake in malaysia…
    i always stop n buy the kueh udang..
    coz i live in alor gajah…
    hehehe…
    hmm maybe this evening i will get my kueh udang…yummy..

  6. #6 han
    on Feb 24th, 2009 at 2:45 pm

    pae1408# When are you going to come back ? How long you’ve been at Australia ?

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