This is one of my favourite curry dishes and when I saw the pack of instant curry sauce by Mak Nyonya, I knew I had to buy one to try. I wanted to buy 2-3 packs but Hubby thought we should try one pack first. Anyways, this Mak Nyonya instant fish curry sauce is a keeper!!!
I was surprised to see okra (or ladies’ fingers) on sale at my favourite vegetable seller’s stall. First, surprised and then super excited because only a TINY bunch was on sale. The vegetable seller was amused to see how I quickly chose the young ones.
Of course, I didn’t break the tips the way some people do it in Malaysia. The vegetable seller would have YELLED at me, which is her right since I would be destroying her goods for sale.
The okra from China is a deep green shade with smooth, “oily” skin:
On Friday night, I announced to Hubby what I’d found and he was excited about it since he LOVES curry. On Saturday morning, I quickly cut up some brinjal (or eggplant) and tomato:
Here’s the Mak Nyonya instant curry packet and cut up okra:
I took a photo of the instructions too, just in case. One of the reasons I chose Mak Nyonya is because no MSG is added:
One day, I hope to cook the fish curry from scratch. For now, it’s Mak Nyonya
By the way, I used stingray (ikan pari) this time because it was on sale and I wanted to try cooking it. Since it’s my first time cooking stingray, I decided to rub it with turmeric powder:
Don’t the vegetables look good in the curry paste?
Here’s the final outcome:
Yum.
Sigh…I think we were both sad when we finished the curry LOL
Definitely gonna get some more of these Mak Nyonya fish curry paste ![]()
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lol. Nevermind, you can make some again so you don’t have to be sad.
mumsgather – Hi there! Just trying out the pack of Vegetable Curry paste with a fish head.
Was happy for a while until the new ayi said: “I don’t think your curries are delicious. We Chinese don’t like such stuff” -_-
I told her she’s SOOOO wrong because the few restaurants in town dishing up spicy dishes are always packed full house!!! Of course, she refused to believe me.
Ugh. Potong stim only…