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4. https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/the-best-of-chef-wan/id668508348?mt=11
5. http://www.mychefwan.com/chefwan-awards-achievement.html
6. http://www.ifood.tv/network/chef_wan
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Saturday, 19 October 2013
Chef Wan Cookings
Take a fresh look at Chef Wan’s superb cooking and delectable recipes mixed with a pinch of flair and a drop of casual elegance by the culinary master himself.
"I’ve started to learn cooking from my mother since I was 8. Being the eldest of seven, I really had the mind of a 12-year-old. There was never enough money for food so I had to help my mom sell food at military baracks. When you come from a humble background, you learn to appreciate that food doesn’t just come by easily." - Chef Wan
"I’ve started to learn cooking from my mother since I was 8. Being the eldest of seven, I really had the mind of a 12-year-old. There was never enough money for food so I had to help my mom sell food at military baracks. When you come from a humble background, you learn to appreciate that food doesn’t just come by easily." - Chef Wan
Chef Wan's cookings
Nasi Lemak Style Chef Wan
Prawn and Rice Noodle Salad
Ayam Masak Merah
Bahan-bahan Mee dan Aksesori:
Saiz hidangan: 3-4 orang
1 bungkus mee kuning (celur, basuh dan toskan)
2 keping tauhu- goreng dan hiris nipis
Taugeh- dicelur
Daun sup
Telur rebus
Cili besar- dihiris nipis
Bawang goreng
Limau kasturi/limau nipis
Bahan-bahan kuah:
2 mangkuk kecil daging
1 kg tulang
10-12 ekor udang
4 ulas bawang merah
2 ulas bawang putih
Sedikit halia
3-4 sudu besar cili kisar
2 sudu besar rempah kari
2 biji ubi kentang sederhana besar – rebus dan dikisar
1 batang carrot – rebus dan dikisar
1 biji ubi keledek – rebus dan dikisar
Segenggam kacang tanah – sangan dan ditumbuk/dikisar
2 sudu besar tauchu - kisar
1 ½ sudu besar udang kering
Garam
Gula Melaka
Bawang goreng
Minyak
Air
Cara-cara:
- Tumbuk/kisar bawang merah, bawang putih, halia dan udang kering. Tumis bersama cili kisar.
- Bila sudah garing, masukkan rempah kari yang dibancuh dengan sedikit air.
- Biarkan garing dan naik minyak.
- Masukkan tulang, daging dan air. Renehkan.
- Masukkan tauchu dan kacang tanah. Juga gula Melaka.
- Peserta seterusnya adalah kentang, keledek dan carrot.
- Masukkan udang dan biarkan seketika. Seimbangkan rasa sedap dan lazat. Kalau tak sedap, memang aku insan yang lemah hanya mampu berserah. Kuikui. Biar sekata.
- Akhir sekali, masukkan bawang goreng, kacau sebentar dan tutup api.
All the above are the examples of Chef Wan's cooking which is so delicious and mouth watering for everyone who look at it. Malaysia traditional cuisine will always be in Malaysian heart and Chef Wan favourite recipes. Hope you guys enjoy reading this and good luck trying!!!
Chef Wan In Other Countries
Today in Asia with more than 25 years of experience within the industry, Chef Wan is a household name. The multi award winning celebrity Chef is known both near and far as a chef, author, actor and TV Host with his comprehensive knowledge of Malaysian cuisine, Chef Wan is in constant demand. There are always invitations from around the world for him to give talks and demonstrations. China, Germany, London, Canada, Spain, Australia and all over Europe, his infectious style never fails to entertain and educate.
Chef Wan in Italy
Chef Wan in Singapore
In recent years at the World Gourmet Food and Media Awards in Beijing 2007, Chef Wan was awarded the Lifetime Jury Award at the "Le Mazille Prix Gourmand” for his contributions as the Culinary Ambassador of Malaysia to the world. In 2009 he was rewarded with the highest recognition for any Celebrity Chef with the title of ‘Best Celebrity Chef Award’ at the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards in Paris.
Learning the art of cooking from his mother and grandmother with mixed with his natural inquisitive and experimental nature and the basic culinary skills were honed.
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