Mamarazzi managed to make some Bak Chang last week. After making the Bak Chang she made some "Kee Chang" or "Kan Shui Chung" as Cantonese put it.
This year Mamarazzi caught the dumpling fever and gone crazy.
She went and bought 2kg of Glutinous Rice to make Kan Shui Chung. Guess how many she managed to make from the 2kg of Glutinous Rice.
Ample to say that she had made enough to distribute to each of her pals a whole bunch of it instead of giving out 3-4 biji like last year.
Ta! Da!!!!
Yumm....this year the Kan Shui Chung was very successful. Not sticking to the bamboo leaf like last year. The rice also very fragrant with Pandan smell as she added pandan leaf to wrap the Kan Sui Chung.
Happy Duan Wu Jie!!! Not a fan of kee chang but my mum likes them!
ReplyDeleteHappy Bak Chang festival!
ReplyDeleteGood morning :)
ReplyDeleteoh...LOVELY ! Happy Bak Chang-ing indeed. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Duan Wu Jie! Looking at the pic, I can imagine the KC very yummy! :D
ReplyDeletei want some!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe kan sui chang is good....dipped with kaya.
ReplyDeleteHappy Bak Chang Festival to you too!Remember to eat in moderation ya :)
ReplyDeleteWoo.. nice work! Happy Rice Dumpling festival to you!!
ReplyDeletewahh..so pandai one.. too bad i dint go KL.. can freeze them up for me? hehehe..
ReplyDeleteYour post has reminded me about this special festival. Happy Rice Dumpling Festival to you too.
ReplyDeleteLooks really nice and yummy. If only I had a friend like you. Hehehe.
ReplyDeleteI'm craving for dumpling badly!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Dumpling Festival to you and your family!!!
ReplyDeleteHow i wish i can have a taste of it...
Nice and lovely, wonder why you did not sent some to me for tasting?
ReplyDeleteHappy Duan Wu Jie! Bananaz never buy newspapers but heard from Mango and family members that Chinese papers had a news write up that those rafia strings used to rope the bak zhang are bad for health as the plastic is boiled together with the zhangs for hours. Those traditional natural ropes made from banana trunk are recommended. Somehow we do have people arguing that once in a year is OK mah.
ReplyDeleteSTP
ReplyDeleteHappy Duan Wu Jie to you!
Kee Chang not bad la eaten once awhile
Che-Cheh
ReplyDeleteSame to you!
Mars Mell-o
ReplyDeletewhy long time no post?
Ann
ReplyDeleteSame to you!
Chee Yee
ReplyDeleteToo bad that day tak sempat pass to you some
Ken
ReplyDeletecome and get it while there are stock
Yee Ling
ReplyDeleteKaya or gula also can
Isaac
ReplyDeletewill do :D
Lenglui WItch
ReplyDeleteThanks :D
Claire
ReplyDeletesure?
I make fresh ones for you la
Shenny's Mommy
ReplyDeleteLOL same here
Lian
ReplyDeleteLOL..
Choi Yen
ReplyDeleteComeover la..still have 4 biji left
Sharon
ReplyDeletetoo bad cant courier to you
Nava
ReplyDeletewhere are you?
Bananaz
ReplyDeleteOnce a year mah.....:p
Happy Rice Dumpling Festival to you. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteI only had one ...thanks to my SIL who make it.:)
ReplyDeleteHappy Chang Festival!
ReplyDeletewow.. it has been a time i did not come here d... anyways, wish you a happy dumplig festival.. =D
ReplyDeletei still alive.. >.<
Whoa finally, Kathy is making something here. hehe... Hey, better looking than mine ones. lol. The other day, I made some kan sui dumpling but the colour doesn't turned out transparent at all. I wonder if it's not enough alkaline water or what! There are just so many branding of kan sui water selling out there. Not sure which one is the best. Probably should ask the shop owner next time.
ReplyDeleteKristy
Mamarazzi is super talented! The dumplings look so professionally done.
ReplyDeleteHappy Dumping Festival to you and family too! Yes, your chang looks appetizing!
ReplyDeleteKathrines
ReplyDeleteThanks :D
Chris
ReplyDeleteAw...only 1....
Pete
ReplyDeleteThanks. Same to you
Mr Lonely
ReplyDeletesame to you too
Kristy
ReplyDeleteMamarazzi put 2 spoon of Kansui for each Kg of pulut wor. She also dont know what brand. Went to the shop and ask and that was what they gave her
Chloe's Mommy
ReplyDeletestill lesen lembu
Alice
ReplyDeleteThanks :D
Kathy, may I know what is Kee Chang means?
ReplyDeleteThe Kan Shui Chung so nice leh, I like to dip it in Kaya.
Joanne
ReplyDeleteKee Chang is hokkien for Kansui zhong