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Braised peanuts (canned food)
Do you like those boiled peanuts, sold in their shells? (When I get my hands on some, I will blog it.)
Meantime, there is another variety which some Chinese restaurants served as the starters/snacks. I like them. It has been cooked with some spices and soya sauce and therefore, have much more flavour.
Finally, I found a canned variety. Look at the yummy and huge peanuts. After opening the can, I steamed it to heat it up. It doesn’t taste too salty and can be eaten as snacks. However, eaten with white porridge would be a better choice.
A can cost RM1.60. Bought it from those Cantonese dried stuff shop. Probably can be found in the non-halal section in supermarkets as the company, Gulong produces canned meat and etc. Here’s the blur-blur photo of the can.
I know there is nothing ‘Penang’ to this. But hey, I really love these sort of peanuts. So hafta share it.
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May 13th, 2005 at 5:07 pm
I was crazing for peanut since morning. Great! -_-” Now I really have to look for one.
May 13th, 2005 at 6:27 pm
Hmmmm…. they sell this in a can!? I’ve eaten some at restaurants that are really tasty. I’ve got some pretty good ideas on what to do with these.
May 13th, 2005 at 7:29 pm
I brought 6 cans (i think) with me. hiak hiak hiak.
But now.. only 1 can left. Maybe I should ask my Mom to bring the whole carton when she comes in July. hehehe…
I pour the whole can into my porridge. Yummy stuffs!!
May 13th, 2005 at 9:40 pm
mmm havent seen any here, gotta look for it. I remember eating those soft boiled peanuts from Gurney drive, they also usually carry another kind of soft boiled nuts ( roundish and only has one bean inside )Not sure what the name is… Angmoh peanut??
May 14th, 2005 at 12:24 am
OKOK, hear this - Tesco is selling at RM1.25 only and it comes with those easy open top. Got two brands - Narcissus and Gulong brands. Cis, I am pretty sure I paid RM1.60 for the old men shop. Kena katok.
Romantic - Yes, I missed those ang moh thor tau. I know what you mean. They hardly sell it now, not sure why. I love those.
Eileen - Wah, surprise you know about this. It is like a discovery for me. Hahahaha.
James - Please do think of some great recipe and post!
fish fish - I hope you find your nuts.
May 14th, 2005 at 9:05 pm
They have this in can??? Good..have to put this down on my shopping list when I go back. It’s sold at any supermarket right?