I LIKE!!!! Love the big fat ones with lots of filling!!! The ones here are quite hopeless - they have very good ones in Kuching, really very big and fat, thin skin, all filling. Yummmmm!!!!!
I love them too, used to wallop them all up, but lately I don't seem to be able to handle more than one piece. I think it is the skin's ingredients, if I have more than one, it gives me an uncomfortable feeling in my tummy. :(
I find Ang Ku Kueh very oily
ReplyDeleteSome are very oily, that's true but just the skin, the fillings are not oily.
DeleteI LIKE!!!! Love the big fat ones with lots of filling!!! The ones here are quite hopeless - they have very good ones in Kuching, really very big and fat, thin skin, all filling. Yummmmm!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe one in the photo can be considered to have lots of fillings!
DeleteHi Mun, I love ang ku too. I like them soft with thin skin and lots of filling. It is not easy to find good ones now.
ReplyDeleteThat's why when I see the ones from this producer, I must buy them. It is like you say soft with thin skin and lots of filling.
DeleteI love ang ku too but the most I eat is 2 pieces.
ReplyDeleteThe most I eat now is 1 piece. Will give the other piece to someone else.
DeleteI love them too, used to wallop them all up, but lately I don't seem to be able to handle more than one piece. I think it is the skin's ingredients, if I have more than one, it gives me an uncomfortable feeling in my tummy. :(
ReplyDeleteCould it be that you are developing intolerance for glutinous flour/rice?
DeleteSame here I like angku.. All kinds - green bean paste, red bean paste, even peanuts.. Can eat 10!
ReplyDeleteI only like those with mung beans filling.
DeleteI like the ones with mung bean paste the most.
ReplyDeleteMe too.
DeleteI also love ang ku. My grandma likes to deep fry leftover ang ku and that tastes really good!
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought of deep frying them. I guess it is like deep frying Mars Bars done in Scotland.
Deleteang ku looks delicious! I have never tasted it.. Is it very sweet? Looks like a sugar bomb :D
ReplyDeleteIt is sweet but not very, very sweet. If you like the taste of mung beans you will like this.
DeleteI love ang ku too..
ReplyDeleteHave you made them before?
DeleteThis is my fav kuih! I wanted to make them but I always lazy to source the ingredients and I don't have a food processor at home.
ReplyDeleteI am sure your ang ku will be delicious when you finally make them. :)
DeleteI love them whether it is green or red!
ReplyDeleteI also love them fried. So heavenly!
You also know that they can be fried!? Maybe I am the only one who does not know this.
DeleteI don't know how is it that you are so good in making food appealing to me. I don't usually like angku but after seeing this, I feel like eating it!
ReplyDeleteIs ang ku available in Shanghai? I think you must be missing the food here. :)
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