Roti Jala ( Net Pancake)
Ingredients:
Salt (TT)
Yellow colouring
400ml of water

250g of plain flour

1 egg

2 pandan leaves
Oil

Methods:
1) Pour the water in a bowl and add in flour

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2) Add in salt and egg



3) To achieve the desired yellow mixture, yellow colouring is added

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4) Tear the pandan leaf in the middle and fold it into half

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5) Use the roti jala mould to get the 'net' appearance

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6) Repeat the steps until the mixture is finished.

Roti Jala can be eaten just by itself, however, it is not considered a complete meal if it is not eaten with curry.
So, I have added one more recipe to go along with the roti jala :)
Beef Curry
Ingredients:
2 fresh green chillies,sliced
1 fresh red chilli,sliced
1 large tomato,cut into 4
1/4 ginger, chopped
2 cloves garlic,chopped

100ml of evaporated milk

250g of beef, cut into small pieces

3 large oninon, sliced
5 cloves
2 tablespoon of curry powder

Methods:
1)Saute ginger and garlic until golden brown and add in tomato and green& red chilli

2) Fry the onions until fragrant

3) Add in the curry powder

4) Add in water if the gravy gets too dry

5) Put in the beef into the gravy

6) Lastly, add in the evaporated milk and let it simmer

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Roti Jala & Beef Curry


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Ingredients | Functions |
Egg |
-Water from egg whites helps to activate gluten and provide some structure -incorporates air when whipped, adds colour and even flavour
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Yellow colouring | -to enhance the appearance of the food -act as a colouring agent |
Flour | -forms gluten when mixed with water -Gluten an elastic substance will continue to stretch as the gases expand during heating until the heat source coagulates the gluten. This will produce a soft texture
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Salt | -Used for its own flavor and to bring out the natural flavorsof the other ingredients -Salt also has a strengthening effect upon the flour proteins which is desirable
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Water | Water dissolves the salt, developes the flour proteins, and controls the consistency and temperature of the dough. |