Family & Life Magazine Issue 11 | Page 28

BITES Kueh Pie Tee At Family & Life, we believe that cooking can, and should be, a family affair! This month, we present a fun dish that children will love making and eating – the Kueh Pie Tee, also known as Top Hat Pastry Cups. The simple beauty of the Kueh Pie Tee is how everyone in the family gathers around the dinner table to stuff the pastry cups with the delicious filling while having fun at the same time. That’s something you can hardly replicate in a stuffy restaurant. Singaporean palate. If you want to experience the other ingenious delights of Chef Heng, he helms the kitchen at INDOCAFE at 35 Scotts Road, one of three dining gems within the area. The culinary genius, Chef Heng Eng Ho of INDOCAFE, is a Penang native who has brought his hometown sensibilities and infused them into the sophisticated So, we hope that you’ll enjoy creating the Kueh Pie Tee. Do share your pictures of the finished creation with us at our Facebook page! INGREDIENTS PREPARATIONS SERVES: 4 people for appetisers or 2 people as mains DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY: Easy enough for kitchen newbies! PREPARATION TIME: 15 minutes COOKING TIME: 10 minutes Pie Tie Cup Shells...............8 to 10 pieces Garnish Fried Shallots Chopped Spring Onion Steamed Crab Meat Filling Cooking Oil Chopped Garlic..........................10 grams Sliced Red Onion........................50 grams Minced Pork...............................80 grams Shredded Sweet Turnip...........300 grams Chopped Shrimp........................80 grams Shredded Carrot......................100 grams Sliced Dried Shitake Mushroom.50 grams Chopped Tofu.............................50 grams Sesame Oil............................1 tablespoon Salt, sugar and white pepper.......To taste 28 Family & Life • Aug 2014 1. Heat up cooking oil in a wok and add chopped garlic, red onion, pork and shrimp to be stir fried. 2. Add sweet turnip, carrot and mushroom to the wok and continue to stir fry. 3. Add remaining ingredients before adding a little water. 4. Cover and cook till the sweet turnip turns slightly transparent. 5. Add seasoning to taste. 6. Garnish with steamed crab meat, chopped spring onion and fried shallots.