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Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa Paste Pack : Yummy

Posted on June 23, 2024June 23, 2024 by PatriCa BB 雪冰

Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa

It’s Laksa time! With Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa

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Another Laksa Dish for All MyWokLife Cooks

Yes, it was laksa, again. I knew I had already posted laksa in the Low-Fat Singapore Laksa recipe, but this laksa recipe was more like a review of the ‘All-in-One curry laksa paste pack’.

Low Fat Singapore Laksa

My mother, who loved curry laksa, recommended this laksa paste of Prima Taste brand. With good reference, I did not hesitate to pay $5.75 for a pack of laksa paste.

This laksa pack comes with coconut milk in powder form. Other than the laksa paste and coconut milk, it also includes sambal chili (chili paste), and dried coriander leaves for garnishing. This makes laksa-making process an easy one. Hassle-free, and most suitable for quick home-cooking.

And yes, the taste was good, indeed. Aromatic curry with intensive coconut milk flavour. It’s available at most of the major supermarkets (in SG).

Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa Ingredients

  • 250g of thick rice noodles aka thick bee hoon (costs about 40 cents)
My Wok Life Cooking Blog Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa Paste Pack : Yummy

Sides:

  • 12 medium-sized prawn, shelled (with tail intact) and deveined
  • 1 cup of chicken meat, shredded
  • 2 fried fish cake, sliced
  • 4 eggs, hard-boiled
  • Handful of bean sprout
  • 5 fried beancurd puff aka “Tou Pok“
  • 1 cup of fresh (raw) cockles aka “Hum”, soaked in water to easily remove flesh from shell
  • 1 packet of Prima Taste brand All-in-One curry laksa pack
  • 1 pot of water, 50% filled (about 1000ml), for soup

Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa Cooking Method


1) Pour water into a pot. Dissolve packet of coconut milk powder (called ‘Laksa Premix’ in the package) into water.

2) Bring liquid mixture to a boil over medium-high heat. Add laksa paste. Bring to a boil again. Add in “Tao Pok“. Reduce heat, and simmer for 30min. Cover pot with lid.

3) Meanwhile, use another pot, add water, hard boil the eggs. She’ll the hard boiled egg when cooled. Reserve.

4) Clean the pot, boil a pot of water, add pinch of salt. Blanch rice noodles and all other side ingredients, except for cockles to be remained raw or simply run through the hot water and drain.

5) Divide noodles among bowls, and top with all side ingredients including raw cockles. Pour over hot laksa broth. Garnish with dried coriander leaves and sambal chili. Serve.

This package costs almost double the price of most of the curry pastes. Taste was guaranteed here.

It was worth a try, esp to save you from measuring the right amount of required seasoning. You should be able to get the dish served within 40min.

Calories-count for it, about 550kcal per regular bowl.

Tips: Visit Prima Taste Online store here, if interested. Just for your reference.
*Cooking directions are clearly stated on the packaging, too.
*Raw cockle will be rare-cooked by pouring over hot curry gravy, to retain its juiciness. However, go ahead to blanch it, as desired. Just expect some shrinkage and drier meat.


If you like this dish, you will like my other dishes such as KL-Style Hokkien Mee with Wok Hei Recipe (有锅气的吉隆坡福建面)

KL-Style Hokkien Mee with Wok Hei Recipe (有锅气的吉隆坡福建面)


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8 thoughts on “Singapore Laksa with All-in-One Laksa Paste Pack : Yummy”

  1. Lore says:
    August 7, 2008 at 2:18 am

    This dish sounds like the whole package: pretty, tasty and filling. Lovely!

    Reply
  2. noobcook says:
    August 7, 2008 at 9:58 am

    Oh this looks just like those sold outside … no it’s even better because there are so much ‘liao’. Can I have a bowl with lots of ‘hum’ and prawns please :D

    Reply
  3. PatriCa BB says:
    August 7, 2008 at 10:29 am

    Thanks Lore! Give it a try!

    Thanks Noobcook! Certainly. That’s the beauty of home-cooked food.. Ever over-whelmed of “liao”! :D

    Reply
  4. spymama says:
    August 7, 2008 at 10:32 am

    i love laksa! love both the normal and the katong ones too. your dish looks yummy. i’ve tried other Prima sauces but not this one yet.. thanks for the tip.

    i posted my Easy Peasy Shrimp Paste Chicken oredi. Do check it out. muaks!

    Reply
  5. Kevin says:
    August 10, 2008 at 7:05 pm

    That laksa looks really tasty!

    Reply
  6. aenertia says:
    December 9, 2008 at 7:58 pm

    Missing Prawn, and Sambal ;-)

    How to have laksa without Sambal!.

    Also you should use kjoule instead of kcal… no-body uses kcal except some old Americans . kj is the international standard and actually has a logical relation to things. It is also more commonly listed on nutrition lists on packaging. Unlike kcal

    Reply
  7. PatriCa BB says:
    December 10, 2008 at 6:53 pm

    Hi,

    I personally prefer using kcal and it’s quite common to be known to many readers with kcal, to me. More comfortable with it.

    In any case you need it to be counted with kJ. Do some mathematics here:

    1 Calorie (technically kiloCalorie) = energy value of 4.186 kilojoules (kJ).

    :)

    Reply
  8. Paul says:
    August 26, 2010 at 2:20 pm

    Nice recipe and I really like the pic too. I’m putting together my ultimate laksa guide and I hope you might check it out. cheers. http://www.squidoo.com/ultimate_laksa_guide

    Reply

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