
Laksa
Malaysia's most celebrated noodle soup — a rich, spiced coconut milk broth fragrant with lemongrass, galangal and turmeric, served with prawns, tofu and rice noodles.
Лакса, наси лемак, чар куэй теоу — яркое сочетание малайского, китайского и индийского вкусов.
Малазийская кухня — это трехсторонний диалог малайской, китайской и индийской кухонь, который велся на протяжении веков торговли через Малаккский пролив. Малайская кухня включает карри из кокосового молока, пасту чили самбал и рыбу, приготовленную на гриле в банановых листьях; Китайские поселенцы привезли технику вока, лапшу и чар-сиу; Тамильские повара-мусульмане (мамак) создали круглосуточные киоски, где подают роти-чанаи и тех-тарик. Перанаканская (Ньонья) кухня, рожденная в результате смешанных китайско-малайских браков в Малакке и Пенанге, объединила все это в лакса и богатое капитанское карри.
Региональная идентичность имеет глубокие корни. Пенанг славится ассам лакса, кисло-тамариндовым супом с лапшой из скумбрии и чар куэй теоу, обжаренным на сильном угле. В штатах восточного побережья Келантан и Теренггану готовят более сладкую и голубую пищу — буквально, в случае наси керабу, рис, окрашенный цветками гороха-бабочки. Саравак лакса на Борнео использует бульон из самбала и кокоса, отличный от всего, что есть на полуострове. Наси лемак, кокосовый рис с самбалом, жареными анчоусами, арахисом и яйцом объединяет за завтраком всю страну.
Домашняя кухня начинается с ремпа — толченой пасты из лука-шалота, чеснока, перца чили, лемонграсса, галангала и куркумы — медленно обжаренной в масле до тех пор, пока она не расколется и не начнет пахнуть поджаренным (этап тумис), прежде чем войдет жидкость. Белакан, паста из ферментированных креветок, придает самбалам пикантную глубину. В большинстве домохозяйств параллельно работают вок, гранитный пестик и ступка, а также рисоварка, а обедать вне дома в уличных ларьках так же привычно, как и готовить еду дома.
Ремпах и Тумис
Измельченные пряные пасты из лука-шалота, перца чили, лемонграсса и галангала, обжаренные до отделения масла — основная техника малайского карри.
Самбал и Белакан
Паста чили, приготовленная на основе поджаренной пасты из ферментированных креветок, приправляет все: от наси лемака до обжаренного на воде шпината (канкунг белакан).
Наси Лемак
Рис с кокосом и панданом, самбалом, жареными анчоусами, жареным арахисом, огурцом и вареным яйцом — национальный завтрак Малайзии.
Семья Лакса
Региональные супы с лапшой, от кисло-тамариндовой ассам лаксы Пенанга до лаксы карри с высоким содержанием кокосов и собственного гибрида Саравака.
Мамак и Хоукер Культура
В киосках индийско-мусульманского происхождения круглосуточно подают роти-чанай, ми горенг и тарик, что является основой общественной жизни Малайзии.
Кокосовое молоко и Пандан
Сантан обогащает ренданг и карри, а пандан оставляет ароматный рис и десерты, такие как куих и сендол.
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Pork ribs simmered for hours in a deeply herbal broth of star anise, cinnamon and dang gui, a beloved Malaysian-Chinese soup.
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Shredded unripe mango tossed with dried shrimp, chile and lime, a tangy, sweet-spicy Malaysian salad bursting with fresh flavor.
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Crispy fried fritters of bean sprouts and shrimp in a light turmeric batter, a beloved Malaysian tea-time snack.
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Green pandan jelly noodles served in coconut milk with palm sugar syrup and shaved ice, a refreshing Malaysian iced dessert.
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Grilled turmeric-marinated chicken skewers rolled in flatbread with cucumber and peanut sauce, a wrap take on Malaysian satay.
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Malaysian coconut-chili marinated roast chicken finished with a fragrant herb butter baste.
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Dense, custardy Malaysian baked cassava cake drizzled with a savory-sweet browned garlic caramel.
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A baked chicken casserole simmered in a spiced coconut rendang paste with tomato, low and slow until tender.
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Chewy sago pearls in coconut cream, drizzled with dark palm sugar syrup, a beloved Malaysian dessert.
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Малайзия известна наси лемаком, рендангом из говядины, сатаем с арахисовым соусом, чар куэй теоу, роти канай и целым семейством супов с лапшой лакса. Его особенностью является слияние истории: малайская кухня с кокосом и перцем чили, китайские блюда вока, а также индийский хлеб и карри сосуществуют на каждой улице, а уличные центры и киоски мамак подают их бок о бок.
У этих двух блюд общие малайские корни — ренданг, сатай и самбал существуют в обоих — но малазийская еда демонстрирует более сильное влияние Китая и Южной Индии, создавая такие блюда, как чар куэй теоу, хоккиен ми и роти канай, которые не имеют индонезийского эквивалента. В индонезийской кухне гораздо чаще используется сладкий соевый соус (кекап манис), в то время как малайзийские самбалы опираются на пасту из креветок белакан и кислинку тамаринда.
Он от умеренно до по-настоящему острого, но редко бывает суровым. Самбал обеспечивает большую часть остроты и часто подается отдельно, поэтому вы можете контролировать дозу. Такие блюда, как ассам лакса и аям масак мера, несут настоящую теплоту перца чили, а ренданг, сатай, роти чанай и рис с курицей по-хайнаньски — мягкие. Кокосовое молоко смягчает жар во всей кухне.
Наси лемак — лучшая отправная точка: кокосовый рис — это просто рис, приготовленный в кокосовом молоке с панданом и солью, а самбал — это смешанная паста из перца чили и лука-шалота, обжаренная до потемнения. Курица карри с покупной или простой домашней ремпой – хороший второй вариант. Ренданг поощряет практику, но требует двух-трех часов медленного сокращения.
Бульон белакан (паста из ферментированных креветок), сушеный перец чили, кокосовое молоко, мякоть тамаринда, пальмовый сахар (гула мелака), лемонграсс, галангал, куркума, свечные орехи или макадамия и кекап манис. Свежий лук-шалот, чеснок, имбирь и листья пандана дополняют набор инструментов ремпа. Жасминовый рис, рисовая вермишель и свежая желтая лапша составляют углеводную основу большинства классических блюд.