Apam Balik~Pancakes Filled With Peanuts & Sugar

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  • Опубліковано 10 бер 2015
  • This is a thicker version of Apam Balik or pancakes filled with peanuts and sugar. The edges of the pancakes are crispy, and the middle is softer. These street-snacks are popular in Malaysia and Singapore.

    Ingredients
    Ingredients
    Batter
    1 1/4 Cups All-Purpose Flour
    1/2 tsp Baking Soda
    1/2 tsp Instant Yeast
    1 Large Egg
    2 Tbsp Cane Sugar
    1 Cup Water
    Filling
    2 Cups Roasted Peanuts, coarsely ground
    1/2 Cup Cane Sugar
    For full recipe, please visit my blog: www.seasaltwithfood.com/2015/0... or at www.theflavoursofasia.com/2015...
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  • @annecorey607
    @annecorey607 6 років тому

    I love this food. I got to try this one and hope for the best Thank you for your good food nice healthy food thank you very much .

  • @prakashsaini9400
    @prakashsaini9400 4 роки тому +2

    Very simple and easy recipe ,but looks delicious and mouth watering, will try soon n thanks for sharing

  • @zhangchen5286
    @zhangchen5286 9 років тому +13

    Thank you for the recipes I have try it many times but I could not get the thickness of the apam balik that I wanted, So I used breadflour , yeast and bicabonate soda leave it for 2-3 hrs not to let it turn sour .It turn out very well. So happy that I could not sleep the whole night.Because My hubby though I bought it from the pasar malam.

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому +1

      zhang chen That's great and I'm happy for you too. xx

  • @sharni888
    @sharni888 4 роки тому

    Unlike the crispy edges. That's signature style of apam balik. Some sweet corn paste on the topping👍

  • @chateny
    @chateny 8 років тому

    I made the Apam Balik, was good. Thank u . At last, after 40 years I get to taste it again .

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  8 років тому

      +Wai Ling Suan Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad it turned out well for you. :-)

  • @anjaliveer
    @anjaliveer 9 років тому

    Use to have this in singapore n malaysia, now i can make my own.. thanx so much for bringing all this goodies in videos that i had from back home hawker centers.... :)

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      Anjali Kumar No problem. Do try this recipe and hope you'll like it. Thanks for the comment.

  • @sjokoladekaker
    @sjokoladekaker 8 років тому

    These were amazingggg. had to double the recipe even; that's how good they were. Thanks for the recipe. cheers!

  • @redfullpack
    @redfullpack 6 років тому

    i like the "edge" look of min chiang kuih when it is cooked.
    One well loved breakfast dessert at Singapore

  • @rebeccafoo
    @rebeccafoo 7 років тому

    Thank you for sharing, I am making it, the batter is left to proof now. In Penang, we add in some oil to the batter so that it will be more crispier, a Chef said. And will pour some melted Planta before sprinkle the filling.

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  7 років тому +1

      Thanks for the tips. If you want a thin & crispy version, try this one ua-cam.com/video/jEDxt74zXpM/v-deo.html Thanks again :-)

  • @jamaidahmohammad2740
    @jamaidahmohammad2740 9 років тому

    Kalau boleh nk resepi dia ssaya suka sangat sangat kueh ni dan saya tengok sedap

  • @nanakrisdoggie7375
    @nanakrisdoggie7375 9 років тому

    Thank U. I have been searching for this recipe!

  • @scarletttan8816
    @scarletttan8816 9 років тому

    Thank you!!! simple to follow will try it…..

  • @Lifequek
    @Lifequek 9 років тому

    Looks good. Where can I find the recipe. Thanks

  • @wednesdaychild2408
    @wednesdaychild2408 5 років тому +1

    👍👍👍

  • @amirhamzah1976
    @amirhamzah1976 3 роки тому +1

    It is so delicious.

  • @xrailfans
    @xrailfans 2 роки тому

    In indonesia also very popular. We called it Martabak🙂

  • @yookchen
    @yookchen 5 років тому

    Niceee!!

  • @townnet
    @townnet 9 років тому +1

    Hi, can i use machine instead of hand? 1 cup =how many kg, liter?

  • @alicethegolsfish
    @alicethegolsfish 8 років тому +1

    I made 3 pieces and it was yummy! Thank you for the recipe!

  • @yookchen
    @yookchen 5 років тому

    May I know why need to refrigerate the batter for 5 hours or overnight? Thanks

  • @neetudolly
    @neetudolly 9 років тому

    Ive been looking for a recipe for this the last couple of days and you upload one today =D Weeehehe I cant wait to try this. Thank you for the upload!

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      neetudolly Well, I'm glad that hv uploaded this recipe/video then. Thanks for the comment and support.

  • @tarvinnaidu6256
    @tarvinnaidu6256 2 роки тому +1

    Yummmmmy 🤤🤤🤤

  • @dfoolonthehill
    @dfoolonthehill 7 років тому +1

    Hi Flavours of Asia, just to make sure before I do it, is it Baking Soda or Baking Powder that needs to be mixed with the All Purpose Flour?
    Also, can a few drops of Essence of Vanilla or Pandan be added to the batter so that it gives a distinct flavor?
    Thank you.

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  7 років тому

      Hi there, there's no baking powder in the recipe, just the baking soda. You can add any flavoring of your choice, I'm sure it will taste okay but not the original Apam Balik. Thanks.

  • @earthnymph7841
    @earthnymph7841 9 років тому

    i'm new to your channel, and quite amazed by all your wonderful treats! i'm wondering if i can replace white flour with whole wheat while making them!

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому +1

      +Earth Nymph Thanks for your support. I'm not sure this recipe work well with whole wheat flour..sorry.

    • @earthnymph7841
      @earthnymph7841 9 років тому +1

      +Flavours Of Asia thank you for your answer, maybe i'll try it with whole wheat and let you know!

  • @nageswaryvanham725
    @nageswaryvanham725 9 років тому

    Thank you for this pancake tutorial,planning for a potluck,can I prepare the pancakes an hour early?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      Nageswary Vanham This pancake is best consume warm or at room temperature. I'm not sure they will still taste good after an hour.

  • @malarvani8231
    @malarvani8231 4 роки тому

    Thank you for the wonderful recipe. Can we keep the balance of batter in the fridge ?

  • @tanlianny2252
    @tanlianny2252 6 років тому

    Hi, just want to know this: after taking out from fridge must we let it cool down to room temperature before frying

  • @hanahk.a261
    @hanahk.a261 7 років тому

    hi loved looking at this recipe! i was wondering a) the heat you put your flame on whilst you cooked i.e: high heat, medium heat, high medium heat, etc. i've tried making apam balik with another recipe and it turned light and dark in different places- b) any tips on how to make it fully brown like yours?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  7 років тому +1

      Check out the video @.54 it stated on "low heat". Thanks.

    • @hanahk.a261
      @hanahk.a261 7 років тому

      Flavours Of Asia thank you! totally slipped past me haha!

  • @nickieidrus2027
    @nickieidrus2027 6 років тому

    How come there is yeast in the batter? Growing up, I've always had the concept of yeast being used for dough only.

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  6 років тому

      If you don't like yeast...then try the crispy version...ua-cam.com/video/jEDxt74zXpM/v-deo.html

  • @15Baz
    @15Baz 8 років тому

    I'm not sure if this question has been asked already but I'd like to know how many servings this recipe is suitable for?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  8 років тому

      This recipe yields 4 (5-6 inches ) Apam Balik.

  • @rohitpillai3432
    @rohitpillai3432 8 років тому +1

    I don't have cane sugar so can I use demerara sugar or jaggery in this recipe as a substitute? ?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  8 років тому +1

      You can try, but it will taste diff...or you can use castor or granulated sugar?

    • @rohitpillai3432
      @rohitpillai3432 8 років тому

      +Flavours Of Asia thank you :)

  • @wednesdaychild2408
    @wednesdaychild2408 5 років тому

    Hi ma'm, can you upload APAM MAKING, apam with no filling but center pop up like a small ball, a little firmer than the outer layer, whereby it is soft.
    Childhood delicious snack. In singapore still able to find that, miss that snack a lot.
    TQ.

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  5 років тому

      I'll try my best :-) Thanks for the support.

    • @wednesdaychild2408
      @wednesdaychild2408 5 років тому

      @@Seasaltwithfood
      GOOD MORNING MA'm
      Tks for your prompt respond.

  • @thangliancin3846
    @thangliancin3846 6 років тому

    When I cook it the inside was so soft

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  6 років тому

      It is supposed to be soft but not "mushy"..add a bit more flour, if needed. Or you can try the crispy version. here is the link ua-cam.com/video/jEDxt74zXpM/v-deo.html Thanks.

  • @sriasia3634
    @sriasia3634 5 років тому

    Hi, may i know do you have horseshoe fritter (ma keok) recipe? Thanks.

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  5 років тому

      Oh, I like those fritters too. Unfortunately, I don't have a good recipe yet..Thanks.

    • @sriasia3634
      @sriasia3634 5 років тому

      @@Seasaltwithfood ok, please share with us whenever you have one. TQVM.

  • @thangliancin3846
    @thangliancin3846 6 років тому

    Is it ok if u use steel pan or will it stick

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  6 років тому

      You can, just make sure the pan in hit enough. Thanks.

  • @tomriddle6089
    @tomriddle6089 3 роки тому +1

    may i know how many of these could i make with the amount used in your recipe? around 2-3 maybe?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  3 роки тому +1

      This recipe makes 4 pieces , about 5 to 6 inches in diameter.

    • @tomriddle6089
      @tomriddle6089 3 роки тому

      @@Seasaltwithfood noted, thanks a lot

  • @goldenpeach28
    @goldenpeach28 9 років тому

    I always have it with butter spread over the top or inside :):):)

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      Summer Gan You can add a dollop of butter inside. I've seen some hawker, they liked to brushed the butter on the outside too, I personally think it's not necessary.

    • @tunlai
      @tunlai 5 років тому

      My girlfriend always spread

  • @wayneyie5945
    @wayneyie5945 6 років тому

    which brand baking soda you using?

  • @leelaturek9428
    @leelaturek9428 Рік тому

    What are the actual measurements for the ingredients?

  • @sininv1
    @sininv1 7 років тому

    For coconut filling how to cook the filling ?? Tks

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  7 років тому

      There's no coconut in the filling...if you want try, then try this recipe ua-cam.com/video/QAL7NQOHsfQ/v-deo.html Thanks.

  • @divyabarathiarumugam4593
    @divyabarathiarumugam4593 4 роки тому

    Can I let batter sit only for 1 hour or 1h 30 mins. Pls reply I'm trying to make this today

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  4 роки тому

      Sorry for the late reply..if your area/temp is warm, then you can try.

  • @havana5652
    @havana5652 7 років тому

    ground peanuts

  • @ariezalafzan
    @ariezalafzan 9 років тому +1

    Been cooking this for sometime now since it's my mom's fave. But I've never used yeast before, I'm gonna try out your recipe. Fingers' crossed! Thanks for the recipe. It turned out looking really yummy. Btw where are you currently based if you don't mind me asking?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      Ary Afzan Thanks for your kind comment. Yes, there's another version without yeast (www.seasaltwithfood.com/2009/05/pancakes-with-peanuts-filling.html) which is crispy & thinner pancakes. Good luck & hope you like this recipe. Btw, I'm based in Vancouver, Canada.

  • @selvaranikrishnasamy7708
    @selvaranikrishnasamy7708 9 років тому

    Hi,love watching your video as I'm a vegetarian is there a possibility to omit the egg in this recipe. Thanks

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      Selvarani Krishnasamy Thanks for your support. Unfortunately you need egg for this recipe. I read somewhere you can replace egg with banana puree, if you don't mind the taste. (1/4 cup banana puree=1 egg) or 1 Tbsp of soy flour + 3 Tbsp water, mix well= 1 egg. Hope this help..xx

    • @selvaranikrishnasamy7708
      @selvaranikrishnasamy7708 9 років тому

      Thank You!!

  • @nikmahng794
    @nikmahng794 8 років тому

    Martabak manis

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  8 років тому

      +Nikmah Ng Ya, I found out thru some of my Indonesian subscribers. The recipe might be a bit diif, but I'm sure they taste really good. I'm going to make a banana with shredded coconut version, had that in Jakarta. Yum!

  • @Daffodildove
    @Daffodildove 6 років тому

    How can I get the recipes, pls

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  6 років тому

      The recipe is in the description box. Thanks.

  • @rogersoon89
    @rogersoon89 9 років тому

    Hi, i was wondering how to make the Apam balik crispy version?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      ***** Thanks for the comment. I have the crispy version on my blog. Here is the link; www.seasaltwithfood.com/2009/05/pancakes-with-peanuts-filling.html I'll try to make a video later.

  • @lynnlah1959
    @lynnlah1959 5 років тому

    hi , how much is ur 1 1/4cup all purpose flour = g? cane sugar = g? grounded peanuts = g? i don know if urs conversion is japan or US..thank you. appreciate becos *jpan flour 1cup=110g....sugar 1cup=180g...can u please let me know ur weigh in grams...aprreciate very much...

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  5 років тому

      1 cup flour about 120 grams. Sugar and peanut, adjust accordingly.

    • @lynnlah1959
      @lynnlah1959 5 років тому

      Tk u very much🤗

  • @tokmung82
    @tokmung82 7 років тому

    try put some sweet corn as topping...

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  7 років тому

      Yes, taste great with cream corn. Here is the link for Crispy version using cream corn. Thanks. ua-cam.com/video/jEDxt74zXpM/v-deo.html

  • @joycechan8356
    @joycechan8356 4 роки тому

    Hi, may I know one cup is how many gram? Thank you!

  • @bebe7734
    @bebe7734 9 років тому +5

    In indonesia is "kue terang bulan" 😊😊😊

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      ra sya You have this kueh in Indonesia too? Thanks for the info. :-)

    • @bebe7734
      @bebe7734 9 років тому

      Flavours Of Asia one of my family's favorite kueh..... welcome... thx for ur video 👍👍👍👍👍

    • @cbmtv2032
      @cbmtv2032 8 років тому +1

      Tak sama macam terang bulan
      Terang bulan tebal sikit
      Kalau ini tipis je

    • @mysterious5894
      @mysterious5894 6 років тому

      CBM tv yang penting sama menunjukam kalau indonesia dan malaysia itu setumpun :)

    • @amandaranti1562
      @amandaranti1562 6 років тому

      Kue terang bulan/martabak bangka/martabak bandung (meskipun jualnya di jkt)

  • @charleneyong8978
    @charleneyong8978 9 років тому

    can i put milk instead of water ?

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  9 років тому

      +Yong Kar Jean Charlene I'm sure you can. Let me know how it turn out. Thanks.

  • @sdyl75lubis62
    @sdyl75lubis62 8 років тому

    In Indonesia we called this kue Martabak

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  8 років тому

      +sdyl75 lubis Thanks for the info.

    • @anakbapak6910
      @anakbapak6910 8 років тому +1

      di malaysia ada "Apam Balik", ada "Murtabak". kedua itu adalah makanan yang berlainan. :)

    • @ellyorly1365
      @ellyorly1365 6 років тому

      In malaysia, Murtabak is chicken or beef mix with special ingredient and wrap with roti canai doh.. Most likely indian style cook.. We can eat just murtabak itself alone or dip into vinegar onions mixture..
      .
      Apam balik in other hands, just like the video.. We malaysian prefer the simplest apam balik; only sweet corn, peanuts, sugar as a topping.. Sometimes we put some choc rice or red bean.. But the original recipes is the best!

  • @thangliancin3846
    @thangliancin3846 6 років тому

    What flour do u use

  • @marcusmosa9452
    @marcusmosa9452 5 років тому

    All purpose flour???

  • @neuwensoul6292
    @neuwensoul6292 8 років тому

    try adding corn

  • @sugunamaivilys1484
    @sugunamaivilys1484 6 років тому

    What would happen if no egg used? Vegan here

    • @HJSDGCE
      @HJSDGCE 5 років тому

      Egg is more of a binder than adding flavor. It keeps the whole thing together so that they don't break apart. Try using potato starch.

  • @sulojanasukumaran2373
    @sulojanasukumaran2373 6 років тому

    Holes

  • @azwanmakmur9993
    @azwanmakmur9993 6 років тому

    Terang bulan :)

    • @shadowhacks9652
      @shadowhacks9652 6 років тому +1

      Mohd Izwan Syafiq Indonesia peniru makanan malaysia

  • @sneta927
    @sneta927 8 років тому

    Can you please let us know the exact measurements of flour and water

    • @Seasaltwithfood
      @Seasaltwithfood  8 років тому

      +Sangeeta Bala Check the description box for more details on the recipe. Thanks.

    • @sneta927
      @sneta927 8 років тому

      +Flavours Of Asia thank you so much.

    • @lotus-ej5jr
      @lotus-ej5jr 8 років тому

      look good wat are e measurements

  • @iam_nick
    @iam_nick 6 років тому +1

    so much sugar. lol

  • @Lifequek
    @Lifequek 9 років тому

    Looks good. Where can I find the recipe. Thanks