Yvonne kept telling me that crispy crab stick is the easiest delight for Chinese New Year. She said her kids like it the best. I don't listen until she gave some to my girls. I finally made my own crispy crab sticks when my girls pestering me to ask for more crab sticks from Aunt Yvonne again.
I must make more of these crispy crab sticks next year to give away to friends and relatives, because many said nice when I let them try.
Crispy Crab Sticks
Ingredients:
Here is the steamed cup cake recipe that I found at NasiLemakLover a.k.a Sonia.
4 eggs
100g sugar
50ml corn oil
130g self raising flour or cake flour
1/2 tsp vanilla ( or pandan, chocolate, etc)
1. Combine the eggs and sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer and whisk until fluffy.
2. Add corn oil,vanilla, and followed by self raising flour and whisk well.
3. Pour into paper cup and steamed for 20 minutes.
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| I bought KAMI brand crab sticks. It came in loose strips. If you want thinner strips, you may need to tear the crab sticks thinner. |
| Heat up oil and deep fry the crab sticks. Seasoning free, egg free and flour free. |
| We prefer more browish crab sticks. Some people prefer lightly brownish only. |
| Once you start biting on these crispy crab sticks, you can't stop eating until the container is empty. |
I must make more of these crispy crab sticks next year to give away to friends and relatives, because many said nice when I let them try.
Crispy Crab Sticks
Ingredients:
1 Packs of Frozen Crab Sticks(KAMI brand), thawed
Oil
for Frying
Method:
1.
Loosen the crab sticks into thin strips. Place on
the lined tray.
2.
Fry over medium high heat until light golden. Drain on paper towels. Pack in
an air-tight container.
Tomorrow, we will be staying up late to pray for the Jade Emperor. I decided to steam some simple and healthy cup cake as part of the praying food.
I really like this steamed cup cake. I make some in pandan flavour (from fragrance Screwpine leaves) and some in vanilla flavour. You can also make cocoa flavour steamed cup cakes if you like. Here is the steamed cup cake recipe that I found at NasiLemakLover a.k.a Sonia.
4 eggs
100g sugar
50ml corn oil
130g self raising flour or cake flour
1/2 tsp vanilla ( or pandan, chocolate, etc)
1. Combine the eggs and sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer and whisk until fluffy.
2. Add corn oil,vanilla, and followed by self raising flour and whisk well.
3. Pour into paper cup and steamed for 20 minutes.
I am submitting this post to Chinese New Year Delights 2013 hosted by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover
My friend gave me those fried crab sticks too! But I don't really like it, don't know why...
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of Jade Emperor prayer, hmm, this year I gotto look after Aden (cause he'd be sleeping around that time) so I can't really stay up late, hehe..
DeleteSee you tonight ya! =))
DeleteHi Yan, these look really good - I must try them.
ReplyDeleteCan you say what is pandan flavor please?
I love the crab sticks! Yummy!
ReplyDeletewhy oh why yours ones so beautiful????????
ReplyDeleteI tried making that last year but all burnt! the side burnt and middle not cooked. Tried medium fire also cannot...haiz......just no talent making that...
DeleteNot a fan of crab sticks but my daughter loves them. I'm sure she'll love these.
ReplyDeleteOnly had those soupy crab meat in steam boat or yong tau fu. Great shall go for a change in eating fried crab meat. tQ
ReplyDeleteFried crab sticks is something new to me..this year the fried sandwich popiah skin with seaweed is pretty popular.
ReplyDeleteI ate some CNY crab sticks here and they were coated with flour. One fella coated it some light salt and icing sugar. Funny variations.
ReplyDeleteI was told that crab sticks only contain 10% crab meat and mostly are fishes. They were popular in US long ago as many states have no sea to get fresh crabs. Now laku here!
ReplyDeleteI've read so much about this fried crab stick but never try them. Must fry them myself one of these days :)
ReplyDeleteI'm more drawn to Yan's Playboy cover! LOL
ReplyDeleteAiyoh, see food post now I'm hungry pulak. ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Yan,
ReplyDeleteWhich issue of the Playboy magazine is that? I must order it online :p
Zoe
i gotta agree this crispy crab stick is very nice and makes you can't stop eating!! i first tasted this couple of years back, and OMG, really "once you pop you can't stop"!! i have to stay away from it and avoid myself seeing that tub, haha~~
ReplyDeletei don't fancy the crab stick at all, in fact i do not like them in my noodles, soup and food etc.. but when it comes to tearing them into strips and deep frying them, it is indeed a very yummy snack i have to admit.. so flavorful thought i know it's sinfully high in calories and fats, hehehe~~
Deleteoh, Mak Yannie is making her own huat kuih for the prayers last night?? got vanilla flavor, indeed very western style, haha.. i think the traditional ones are plain flavor, but then they add in some red colorings right?? of course i think now very modern already, you can have all sorts of flavors for the huat kuih now.. oh, why didn't you make red velvet huat kuih?? it's bright red, very suitable for CNY mah~~ :p
ReplyDeletefuyoh, hot mama got new background for her cakes!! haha, and the Playboy cover is so outstanding lah, sure people thought they will get free huat kuih from buying the magazines, haha!!
DeleteHi Yan, I think this is a new snack this CNY.. Almost every house I went to had it.. its very addictive and delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love this snack too and I agree with you that once you start eating, you can't stop! But still have to control because it is heaty and fattening haha :p
ReplyDeleteThey sell it at pasar malam during the CNY.
ReplyDeleteI think one platic tin is about RM10...
It should be very nice..
I agree with you..
DeleteThe snack is very nice and once eaten it cannot be stop...
My kids love the fried crab stick too. I tried fried 2 times, but the outcome not good, not enough crispy.
ReplyDeleteOne of these years, I must visit you during CNY! You have so many nice homemade goodies!
ReplyDeleteHappy CNY to you Yan! I also made these for CNY. Agreed with you as they are quite easy to make and delicious to eat too. My kids love them.
ReplyDeleteI ate this fried crabstick once only. I have no time to make this goodies la. This year my mum's hse don't have. You are making drool.
ReplyDeleteGong Xi Fa Cai Yan! this year i did not make fried crab sticks, you belanja i makan lar, hehehe..
ReplyDeleteyes, they are very addictive and thanks for the tin that you all gave me. Next year you make, i come and take!! i've never tried making these, you know!
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