Singapore Laksa

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My second time making (and eating laksa) at home. I used ready made laksa paste from Asian Home Gourmet. This instant paste was alright, but I am sure there are better ones. I had to add quite some other condiments myself (such as oyster sauce, fish sauce, a bit of sugar, chili paste, etc.) to make the laksa broth 'tastier'.



However, this dish is an alternative for a busy day when you don't have that much time to spare. To make my laksa less plain, I added some toppings: boiled prawns, salted duck eggs, corns and wontons (From time to time I like to make a large batch of wontons or dumplings and then freeze them - frozen dumplings can be very handy when you want to eat something delicious, yet easy to prepare).


Garnish with chopped green onions and sliced chilies.


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32 comments:

  1. Un platito exquisito, se ve de rico. Saludos

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  2. Lovely dish...I am also a grt fan of the Asian home Gourment insant spice...I have tasted the nasi goren, green thai cury they really flavoured very nice....I will this one too....

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  3. This looks so good! I'd love a bowl right now.

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  4. I love your pictures, you really make your food pop!

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  5. Loved the pic of the laksa. So yummy looking.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  6. Looks really appetizing with all those toppings!

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  7. This looks as though it could be served in a restaurant. I love your presentation.

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  8. I love laksa, won't get tire of eating it frquent but have to restrict eating, too high calorie. I usually use Prima's laksa paste, good!

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  9. Nice clicks...So flavorful and tempting.

    Pushpa @ simplehomefood.com

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  10. WOW! This is really delicious with lots of topping :)

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  11. Actually, there are all kinds of readymade paste available in market nowadays. So easy and hassle free, right? Your pictures look stunning. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day.
    Kristy

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  12. Yum!! I love laksa!

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  13. Laksa is my favourite. Your laksa looks very tempting. I need lot of prawns thee :D

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  14. I usually use Prima Taste ready-paste. Try it and tell me which is better. :)

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  15. Delicious! Love them with the dumplings too!

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  16. this look so good girl :) Your bowl of laska looks better than the one in the picture. No lies. u probably spend a lot of time on your food presentation eh? hehe. got lots to learn from you. I never ate laska before. Is it really spicy??

    have a wonderful day.
    jen @ www.passion4food.ca

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  17. Yg ini krg mirip laksa singapore Sin , he22

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  18. Laksa noodle is one of my favorites, I sometimes added canned grilled clams to it.

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  19. Yummy. I love noodles. Thanks for sharing.

    Plan B

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  20. I miss Laksa!! glad I am visiting Singapore soon so I can have them soon!

    Your noodle looks even better than that in the picture - where did u got the source pack? i had always want to make them myself :)

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  21. I've never had these noodles but they look and sounds delicious. Thanks for the vote!

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  22. i havent tried this brand before...
    will try soon and explore others too :)

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  23. CG, you know I used this laksa package too! Times that I'm just craving for a bowl of lakes and too lazy to making the paste myself, this pack is just the best solution. :) love how you "dress up" your laksa ..wiith wanton too, the works!

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  24. That looks really good! I'd love a big bowl of spicy laksa now! :D I like how you included wontons-I always like won tons with noodles!

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  25. I love this kind of tasty noodle dish. It looks delicious.

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  26. I wonder what is the different between Singapore Laksa and Malaysian Laksa? I've not see this brand selling in our Asian Supermarket.

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  27. I always use those spice packets too!! They are great -- man I have never tried laksa...I feel embarassed to admit that. Maybe I will take this recipe as a sign to change that fact :)

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  28. Ooohh yum yum...i love laksa! the original singapore laksa has dried small prawns. in msia, we have a few variety of laksa depending where one comes from. i love them all!

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