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| Curry Puff Stall At The Strand |
I love these curry puffs. It's not greasy and they didn't stinge on the filling. I don't remember ever making curry puffs in my younger days. Sardine puffs were more our thing. The family isn't very fussy about food. I don't think anyone ever really complained about eating the same thing over and over again. Sardine puffs, I mean. In fact, we looked forward to it.
I remember the time I stuck to eating McDonald's McEgg almost every other day just because it costs under a Ringgit. I had left my hometown for the city to pursue my studies. I was always conscious about burdening my parents. Every penny that could be saved was saved. I never once groused, "McD againnnnn! " You could say that I was one of those people who never had to think too much over what-to-eat and where-to-eat.
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| Curry Puff |
These curry puffs cost RM0.50 each. It's filled with tender curried potatoes. Flavour-wise, this is sweetish and spicy. My husband raves over these to no end. One evening, I received a phone message with several photos and an apology for over-feeding us. Ten, he bought ten!
"Ling, I took some photos so you could blog about it! " he informed me rather enthusiastically.
I was tickled by his insistence. So here it is on my blog today.
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| Curry Potato Filling |
Just to give you a better idea what the stall looks like and where it is, I'm attaching another photo :
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| The Curry Puff stall in front of CIMB Bank, The Strand |
He sells nasi lemak too. Nasi lemak is coconut milk rice that's usually topped with a spicy chili sauce along with some fried peanuts, anchovies and fresh cucumber (ingredients may vary). It is then wrapped in banana leaf, as you can see from the picture below.
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| They sell Nasi Lemak too! |
That's the end of my curry puff post. I'm curious - are you into curry puff and if you are, where are you getting it from .....or do you make your own (whoa) ?
I am into curry puff! Love crusty crust and generous potatoes inside. I dont have any favourite place to get mine because I tend to try this and that out.
ReplyDeleteOooh. If only my hubby is at that area, I will ask him to tapau some for me. Drooling!!
That's how I feel when I read your food posts, Rose! I'm always wishing I'm in the area...haha ..so I can have a taste too!
DeleteYour darling is so thoughtful. I love karipap but seldom have it now, most of the time get disappointed with the taste, can't find a good consistent stall yet.
ReplyDeleteAww...Ez, I hope you find one that suits your taste soon ;)
Deletewoohoo typical Malaysian breakfast!
ReplyDeleteI like curry puff too
especially the petaling street one
hehe arrghh just think of it already drooling
MY-Emily
Ooo..where in Petaling Street? I'd like to try too!!
Deleteargghhhh!!! so far away!!!! would love to try this.... the filling look full of flavors
ReplyDeleteHaha..looks like there's a number of curry puff enthusiasts here!
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