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SawStop PCS175-TGP236 - 10" 1.75 HP Professional Cabinet Saw with 36" T-Glide Fence System, Rails and Extension Table
SawStop table saws are the most advanced saws in the world, setting the standard for table saw safety.
SawStop saws are equipped with a safety system that detects when someone accidentally contacts the spinning saw blade, and then stops the blade in milliseconds. In most cases, such an accident would result in just a nick on a SawStop saw, instead of the devastating injury which would likely occur on an ordinary table saw.
The system induces an electrical signal onto the blade and then monitors that signal for changes. The human body has a relatively large inherent electrical capacitance and conductivity, which cause the signal to drop when a person contacts the blade. Wood has a relatively small inherent capacitance and conductivity and does not cause the signal to drop.
The electrical signal drops quickly when the blade touches the finger. When the detection system sees dips like these, it knows a person has touched the blade.
In order to stop the saw, a fast-acting brake stops the blade when contact is detected. The brake includes a heavy-duty spring to push a block of aluminum, called a brake pawl, into the teeth of the blade to stop the blade from spinning. The spring is held in compression by a fuse wire until contact is detected. When contact is detected, the system sends a surge of electricity through the fuse wire to burn the wire and release the spring. The spring pushes the brake pawl into the teeth of the spinning blade, and the teeth cut into the aluminum and bind, thereby stopping the blade. All this happens in about 3–5 milliseconds, or 1/200th of a second. At the same time, the angular momentum of the blade causes the blade to retract below the table and the power to the motor is shut off.
The aluminum brake pawl pivots into the teeth of the blade. The brake pawl is part of a replaceable cartridge that includes the spring, fuse wire and electronics necessary to burn the fuse wire. An optional dado cartridge provides the same protection for dado cuts.
The standard and dado brake cartridges are single-use components that must be changed if the brake is ever activated. Changing a brake cartridge is fast and easy, no more complicated than changing the blade.
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SawStop warrants to the original retail purchaser of a new contractor saw from an authorized SawStop distributor that the saw will be free from defects in material and workmanship for ONE YEAR from the date of purchase. SawStop warrants to the original retail purchaser of a refurbished, demonstration or floor model contractor saw from an authorized SawStop distributor that the saw will be free from defects in material and workmanship for SIX MONTHS from the date of purchase.
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This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights, which vary from state to state.
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I dunno brah I would be down for a bodacious cosmic sesh right bout low tide but I have some severe lameage factors that may prevent this shred meet from occuring, If I can make it out after It won't be about 5, and I'm not sure if the barrellzz are gonna be doin it around then, Maybe before though, around 12-2 though bro, or there might even be a possibility of some gnarlyness in the morning too if the shorebreak decides to do it's thing... I'll give you a ring ring tommorow, hopefully I'll clock in some shred sesh barrellzz time through out the day reguardless
By the way con con, brah, check your private messagez, some radical stuff I sent you in there
A post practice rip shred would be pretty bodacious what with it staying light till like
7:50ish I probably wouldn't be able to get there till 7 though and if low tides at four I'm not sure about the barrellzz
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I have always wondered.I have met with many escapist saints and I have asked them, "If you really see that this world is illusory, made of the same stuff as dreams are made of, why are you escaping from it? What is the point? According to you the world does not exist. You are renouncing a non-existential world!"
If the world does not exist, then why not enjoy it? Have good, nice dreams - drop nightmares! Sort things out: whatever is a nightmare, drop it.
And that is what happens when a man reaches his center. That which is a nightmare - and your whole life up to now has been a nightmare - simply disappears. And a tremendously beautiful world arises out of the ashes of the old world that you used to know. It looks the same but because your vision is different, it is not the same.
Not a single saint I have met - and I have been roaming around for almost thirty-five years and I have met almost all kinds of saints, Hindu, Jaina, Mohammedan, Christian - not a single one has been able to answer a simple question: if the world is illusory, then it does not matter, let it be there; where are you going? Escaping from a world that is illusory is so stupid an act. If the world is real there is some point in escaping from it if you don't want it. But it is illusory! And if illusions arise out of your mind, then wherever you go, the illusions will arise.
A great saint was dying and he said to his successor, a young man, "Remember one thing: never allow a cat in your life," and he died. A big crowd had gathered to listen to the last statement of this great saint.and what a sentence! "Never allow a cat in your life." The successor said, "My god, why should I allow a cat in my life in the first place? And this is the whole religion?" But an old man - who was also a disciple, but was not chosen as a successor because he was too old; he was himself going to die within a year or two - said, "You don't know, there is a long story behind it. He has just given you the punch line."
He said, "Then I must know the whole story."
The story was that when the saint renounced his wife and children and his home and went into the Himalayas, he lived near a small village. Otherwise, from where will you get your food? But the villagers were happy that they had a saint of their own, so they made a small bamboo cottage for him.
The Indian monks used, in place of underwear, just a long strip of cloth called langot. It is a "mini" - mini-est - because just a long strip.they wrap it around themselves. They were allowed to have only two langotis. But a trouble arose: some rats came into the house and they started chewing on the langot. The man was in a great difficulty; he had only two langotis and soon they would be gone. So he asked the villagers, "What to do? because my sect does not allow a saint to have more than two langotis. That's the only possession allowed."


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Very cool, RomanS - thanks
I decided to create one official thread where I will post all the Russian related photos.
I get them alot from friends, so why create many different threads, where I can just post them here.
Anyone is more than welcome to donate their here too. But lets try to post original, and not the ones that been posted many times before. And lets keep the resolution no lower than 800 pixels.
Eveyrthin goes, equipment, air, weaponry, teams, work, etc.
Remember and respect the opsec.
Thanks all, lets enjoy
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Very cool, RomanS - thanks
N1 pic Roman....
Great pics RomanS ! thanks!
awesome photos, dont blank the kittens, their cute
Really nice and interesting pics, thanks for sharing!
But what is it whit Russian soldiers and sneakers??
This was always also used for blending with SPORTSMEN during secret operations. They would quickly drop off their KLMK, and mixed camos, and ***** down to shorts, and a tshirt with a Personal Number, and pretend they are running cross country. Very useful in Chechnya and other hot spots.
Here is some of Russian Armor that I have, enjoy...
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Cookies and Cream Cheesecake Bars
I need to re-name this blog--Baking with Candy and Oreo Cookies!
It seems like that's all I've been doing lately.
I have no excuse, except to say that candy and cookies make things much more tasty. Like cheesecake, for example. Why have plain cheesecake when stirring in some chopped Oreo cookies is an option? Why?
You want this...I know you do!
These bars are good, friends. Actually "good" is a bit of an understatement, really. I would characterize them as amazing, cruelly addictive, creamy, dreamy--fantastical! Yes, all that and fantastical too. Fantastical...yes.
I can't really say when the baking with candy and cookies will end. I'm so sorry. It seems to be a phase I've locked myself into. I sort of like it. I'll try to shake myself out of it soon and whip up something sans candy and/or cookies. For now though, you must make these!
I found this recipe on one of my favorite foodie blogs: Recipe Girl. Go check her out, she has so many tasty recipes.
1 (1 pound) package Oreo cookies
4 Tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
For the filling
3 (8 ounce) packages cream cheese, at room temperature
3/4 cup granulated white sugar
3/4 cup sour cream, at room temperature
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 large eggs, at room temperature
2. Make the crust: Place 28 Oreos in a food processor and process until finely ground. While the food processor is running, stream in the melted butter until all crumbs are moistened. Place the cookie-crumb mixture in the lined pan and, using your fingers, press the mixture firmly and evenly into the bottom. Bake 10 minutes, then remove to a wire cooling rack (leave the oven on) while you make the filling. Snap the remaining Oreos in half, put them in the food processor, and turn on and off quickly a few times, just until the cookies are roughly chopped.
3. Make the filling: In a large bowl, using an electric mixer on medium speed, beat the cream cheese and sugar until well blended, about 2 minutes. Scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl with a flexible spatula and beat again until uniform. Beat in sour cream, vanilla and salt. Scrape down the bowl and mix again. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each. After beating in the last egg, scrape down the sides and bottom of the bowl and beat one more time, to make sure the mixture is fully combined. Stir in chopped Oreos with the same spatula.
4. Pour the cream cheese mixture over the baked cookie crust, smooth the top with the spatula, and bake for 40 minutes, until the filling is set around the edges but still slightly wobbly in the center when you gently shake the pan. Remove the pan to a wire rack to cool to room temperature, about 1 hour. When cool, cover and refrigerate until well chilled, at least 3 hours. (These bars taste better and cut easier when chilled overnight.)
5. To cut, use the parchment overhang to lift the cheesecake out of the pan and place on a large cutting board. Use a sharp chef's knife, cut the cheesecake into bars, cleaning the knife between each cut. Keep refrigerated until ready to serve.
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28 comments:
- Concetta said...
These look absolutely divine! Thank you for sharing your recipe! My family will be enjoying these soon!
- May 25, 2011 at 9:46 AM
- Erin said...
You're right! I so do want these!!!
- May 25, 2011 at 12:44 PM
- Chels said...
- May 25, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Nancy said...
These look pretty easy to make -- what a great dessert for a birthday party or really any get-together. Yummy!
- May 25, 2011 at 2:41 PM
- Kirstin said...
Oh wow!!! Yummy. I love oreos!!
- May 25, 2011 at 4:04 PM
- Beth said...
OMG! Your site, and luscious recipes are killing meeee!
- May 26, 2011 at 1:42 AM
- Melissa @ Cajun Sugar Pie said...
Those look soooo yummy! Would love for you to share them on my Memorial Day dessert linky at CajunSugarPie.com!
- May 26, 2011 at 4:15 PM
- Lark (SparkyLarky) said...
And Another 5 lbs.....your killing me! :)
- May 26, 2011 at 6:56 PM
- Shore Girl said...
Looks delicious!
- May 28, 2011 at 8:07 AM
- Kim McCallie said...
These look really good. I know several people, including myself, who would love to have some of these. Hope you'll stop by my linky party and share your recipe on Sweet Indulgences Sunday on a Well-Seasoned Life.
- May 28, 2011 at 11:16 AM
- Kirsten said...
These look fantastic!! Oreos make everything better!
- May 29, 2011 at 11:09 PM
- Emily said...
oh my, I want one now! Come on over to my tasty party! http://nap-timecreations.blogspot.com/2011/05/papas-mac-and-cheese-and-tasty-tuesday.html
- June 1, 2011 at 7:41 AM
- Tanya @ Greetings From the Asylum said...
My husband LOVES things made with Oreos. I am sure he will love this recipe! Thanks for sharing!
- June 1, 2011 at 9:32 AM
- Lisa said...
Yum, cheesecake is good, but cheesecake with Oreos is great. Thanks for linking this up to Sweets for a Saturday.
- June 2, 2011 at 12:08 AM
- Lisa said...
These bars made last week's Sweets for a Saturday hit list. Fantastic!
- June 2, 2011 at 2:20 AM
- Allison @ Alli 'n Son said...
You are right, I so totally want these!
Thanks for linking up with Sweet Tooth Friday. I hope to see you again this week.
P.S. I Stumbled your yummy recipe.
- June 3, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Emily said...
thanks for linking to Tasty Tuesday! Come back and link up again this week. http://nap-timecreations.blogspot.com/
- June 4, 2011 at 8:54 AM
Oh goodness I wish I had these in the kitchen right now!! They look amazing! Found you through Melt in your Mouth monday, now following and I cant wait to try these ideas! Oreo, and anything made with it is my favorite kind of dessert :-)
- June 6, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- Tina @ MOMS CRAZY COOKING said...
This looks like a delicious Summer Recipe! We are hosting "FUN SUMMER RECIPES" at our Linky Party THIS WEEKS CRAVINGS! We'd love for you to come by and link up! (Thanks a million) :-)
- June 6, 2011 at 2:29 PM
- Shore Girl said...
Featured this today on my "Walk Around Blog Land" - http://estherscardcreations.blogspot.com/2011/06/walk-around-blog-land-5.html
- June 29, 2011 at 8:03 AM
- Julie said...
Oh Yes...I want some!
- July 1, 2011 at 12:10 PM
- BigGahoona said...
Am I missing something? The filling ingredients list doesn't include chopped oreos, yet the filling instructions do? How many oreos do I need for the filling?
- March 19, 2012 at 2:37 PM
- Brandy K said...
@BigGahoona...You need 1 pkg of Oreos total. Per the instructions in the Make the Crust section, you use 28 of them for the crust and all the rest get roughly chopped and stirred into the cheesecake layer. I hope that helps. Thanks for stopping by.
- March 19, 2012 at 3:12 PM
- Krista said...
What size pan do you use??
- March 31, 2012 at 10:07 AM
- Brandy K said...
Whoa! Looking back at this post, I'm noticing the fonts are really wonky...must fix.
@Krista - 9x13x2
- March 31, 2012 at 10:10 AM
- city said...
- May 29, 2012 at 2:19 AM
- Rene said...
I made these last night for a baby shower today and they were a hit! I probably baked them just a few minutes too long, because I got sidetracked. They were yummy!
- March 25, 2013 at 6:45 PM
- Halle Bose said...
All of your cheesecake bars look delicious.
- June 22, 2014 at 4:24 PM
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It's easy to see PediSedate as a disturbing symbol of everything wrong with our culture today blah blah blah. The idea does sound like something out of Aldous Huxley by way of Attack of the Show: a headset that delivers sedatives to kids while said kids are engaged in playing hand-held video games. And the device itself looks a little unsettling. But as a parent who has seen how freaked out my daughter got when she had to be sedated for oral surgery, I think it's actually a great idea. One thing, though: their marketing material only talks about how it's compatible with the Game Boy. The manufacturers should name-drop the Nintendo DS if they really want to reach the kids of today. Or at least the kids in my house.
What's your impression of PediSedate: sign of the digital apocalypse or innovative way to make medical procedures a little easier on kids? And do you wish they came in adult sizes?
A little disturbing but a practical and less traumatic solution to a medical necessity. Would be good for administering breathing treatments as well. That duck-billed oxygen mask isn't fooling anyone.
My first reaction was "You've got to be *expletive*ing kidding me?!" when I thought there was a Woot to buy this rig. But, then I realized it was justa discussion about it, and I climbed down off the ledge...
I agree with the previous poster; used for a medical purpose to ease a child into a relaxed state prior to a major surgeory or large dental procedure, I think it's a great idea.
When these are for sale to the general public though, that's when the 'pockie-clypse is upon us
I'm so glad that this device "allows the procedure to be performed by less skilled personnel!"
I'm assuming that the only thing being plugged into the game boy are the headphones. So what's with the Game Boy Color? Perhaps they spent all their money on the rig and only had the budget for an 11 year old handheld :P
Scratch that... this thing got press back in '02. Hooray current events!
Fun Fact: Interestingly enough, the Game Boy Color was released almost exactly 11 years ago on Nov 19, 1998 in North America
I've taken to listening to songs on my iPhone with earbuds during dental visits. It's pretty pleasant, though you do have to listen for "spit" requests.
If they've given up on the "this looks terrifying" approach (which they clearly have), they should go a step further and use the MyVu monitor-glasses so you're not having to hold this thing up in front of your face. Seems like that won't go well with the whole 'falling asleep' part.
I wonder if they actually sedated that girl in the photo for marketing purposes.
Where can I get one? I'm waiting to see it on a Woot-Off!
I'll take two, please! Does this come with tanks or do I just go the the local racing shop?
Seriously, I have seen similar devices used in pediatric dentistry and they really help the kids get through what could be a traumatic experience.
dave bug wrote:I've taken to listening to songs on my iPhone with earbuds during dental visits. It's pretty pleasant, though you do have to listen for "spit" requests.
They still have dentists with those little swirly-sinks? My dentist just has a cute dental assistant who sucks the spit from your mouth (alas, using a little wet-dry vac thinger).
I think a Gameboy Color can put anyone to sleep without anesthetics.
I think this is great. Having a background as a terrified of needles and doctors kid bring it on. I also have worked in a variety of Drs & Dental offices. Many adults bring in CD Players now MP3 players to be distracted by music. Also Dentist have put in TV to relax patients. This is a better solution that having to give nitrous(ok, maybe not as much fun)to a child. Think of any outpatient procedure you might have, what do you want to concentrate on? For many distraction is good. Of course Hypnosis is an option, but do you really want to wake up as a chicken?
Why keep this only for kids at the dentist's office? I have a well-earned fear of dentists, and I'd LOVE something like this. No joke.
A friend was just telling me today that if her daughter (10 yrs) gets another cavity she is going to have the dentist use Novocaine rather than having her sedated. Tooth brushing is a major battle with her daughter. The Mom feels like her daughter is detached from what is happening to her teeth/in the dentists office because she just goes in...gets sedated...and wakes up with it all done.
I would think that it would be preferable to avoid sedating your child whenever possible (doesn't it kill brain cells).
With that said, I think that the video game connection is great. The calmer that the child is, the safer that they will be. It's just a bit unnerving to have such a clear reminder of how video games are designed to capture and hold our kids attention.
Set these kids up to watch repeats of Manimal, or anything with Claude Akin in it. Comparatively speaking, the pain of a root canal will be unnoticeable.
Man, I wish they had this when I was a kid.
Well, I didn't know what to think about it until I read on the product web site that the snorkel "allows the procedure to be performed by less skilled personnel."
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Data about the village of San Pasquale
The village of San Pasquale is 2,77 kilometers far from the same town of Bari to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Bari also belong the localities of Carbonara (5,27 km), Carbonara di Bari (-- km), Carrassi (2,56 km), Ceglie del Campo (6,36 km), Enziteto (13,10 km), Fesca (6,32 km), Japigia (4,58 km), Loseto (8,37 km), Mungivacca (5,20 km), Palese (9,65 km), Palese Macchie (9,98 km), Parco Adria (4,64 km), Picone (1,35 km), San Giorgio (11,87 km), San Girolamo (3,56 km), San Paolo (6,48 km), Santa Caterina (2,92 km), Santo Spirito (12,49 km), Stanic (3,56 km), Torre a Mare (16,68 km)
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Westside Wholesale aims to offer its customers the best selection of high quality goods from well-known manufacturers at the most attractive prices. Westside Wholesale offers Sure-Lites outdoor lighting devices that are able to meet the needs of both residential, industrial, utility, and commercial markets. The product line fixtures have outstanding design and specifications to fulfil customer needs and hold strong positions in the market of high-quality lighting fixtures.
Sure-Lites fixtures for outdoor lighting by Cooper Lighting electrical business are designed in accordance with the company's philosophy of uncompromising quality available to every customer. Considering constant increase in energy prices, Cooper Lighting introduces modern innovative solutions in the development of more energy-efficient fixtures for outdoor lighting. Thus, the product line items have ENERGY STAR® option for energy consumption control.
Sure-Lites fixtures available on Westside Wholesale have die-cast aluminum housing, which makes it possible to use them in wet locations and adverse weather conditions. It is worth noting that the temperature range the fixtures are designed to work at is wide enough: -30°C to 40°C. The fixtures can be mounted on the wall or eave using recessed junction box. They are equipped with UV stable polycarbonate lens, have maintenance-free LEDs with the extended life service of 35K hours. In addition, the ALL-PRO™ LED Outdoor Security series devices have motion sensor to detect motion in 110°, 180°, or 270° up to 70 feet. The sensor has selectable timer to keep floodlights on up to 12 minutes.
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PAHO launches new human rights report, honors leaders on the right to health
PAHO/WHO also honored several international leaders for their contributions to protecting and promoting the right to health.
The new report, "The Right of Young People to Health and Gender Identities Findings, Trends and Targets for Public health Action," proposes a series of public health actions for adoption by countries in the Americas, including:
The report also calls for new mechanisms to protect youths against human rights violations and recommends that violations be investigated to prevent discrimination against youths, women, children, and LGTBI individuals.
The report is based on the results of 11 training workshops carried out by PAHO/WHO in collaboration with the Embassy of Norway in Guatemala, which evaluated the human rights situation of youths and vulnerable groups including women, children, LGTBI people, and people with HIV. The Washington School of Law of the American University also collaborated in the efforts.
Among the main conclusions of the workshops were that stigma, discrimination, and violence against vulnerable groups persist in Latin America and the Caribbean, and that more awareness raising and training is needed about human rights instruments, norms and standards related to these rights. The workshops also highlighted the lack of legislation, politics, and programs that incorporate the needs of adolescents and LGTBI people, as well as the lack of mechanisms for detecting, investigating and punishing violations of human rights.
In presenting the report, PAHO Director Mirta Roses noted that there have been important advances in sexual and reproductive health among women and adolescents. However, "despite the progress achieved, there still exist significant levels of stigma, discrimination and violence against certain groups in vulnerable situations. Our goal is to improve the health of youths independently of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression of these," she said.
Marcela Romero, founder of REDLACTRANS, thanked Dr. Roses and PAHO/WHO for their work in recent years to promote inclusion and to ensure the right to access to health for transsexuals in the Americas. She asked the Director to be a spokesperson for the elimination of gender disorders as pathologies in the WHO classification of mental and behavioral disorders. "We want Latin America to be a model in this area," she said.
During the ceremony, PAHO/WHO honored Iranian brothers Arash and Kamiar Alaei, winners of the 2011 Jonathan Mann Award for Global Health and Human Rights. The two physicians were imprisoned in their native country for helping patients with HIV/AIDS. Kamiar was freed at the end of 2010 after two and a half years in prison, and Arash was freed in August 2011 after serving a three-year sentence. Both brothers worked in prison to improve the health and human rights of prisoners.
Also honored was the Arco Iris Association, which works to promote and protect the rights of LGTBI groups, with special recognition for Donny Reyes, who was jailed for a year in Honduras because of his work on behalf of the organization.
PAHO Assistant Director Socorro Gross noted the importance of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to PAHO/WHO's work. She accepted a special recognition on behalf of PAHO's country office in Costa Rica, for its work in the area of sexual and reproductive health rights and for training it provided to its staff on human rights instruments.
The freedom kite, the new symbol of the Human Rights Campaign, was displayed prominently during the event, and its creator, David Goldstein, was among the participants.
PAHO was established in 1902 and works with all the countries of the Americas to improve the health and quality of life of the people of the Americas. It also serves as the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Kids loved the waterpark! Except I couldn't take my son down the slides because I was too tall, that rule should be looked at.
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I lived in this beautiful townhouse for three months between April and July, 2013, and life was really good. This wonderful opportunity came about because the owner needed a petsitter during her two month vacation and invited me to stay in her rental townhome for the remaining length of my visa. We became close friends in the process and a tiny Teacup Yorkie will always be my dearest baby. This excellent, well-appointed home looks exactly like the photos and is very quiet and comfortable in an attractive Parklands neighborhood near to shopping malls and public transportation. It is completely secure with a privacy fence and a good alarm system. The patio is spacious and is an excellent spot for outdoor cooking and entertaining. My stay was during the winter but it was very similar, weatherwise, to my Florida home. Most days are clear and sunny, though you might see all the seasons in one day. Cape Town is truly a most beautiful place and much more than simply a city. It has many beaches and harbors; many mountains, including the ever-present icon, Table Mountain; many distinct, village-like neighbor-hoods, all with world-class cafes. There are so many things to do for sightseeing, but also, everything in the way of shopping, especially for finding good fashion on a budget. Americans, Aussies and Kiwis will feel as if everything is very inexpensive and affordable in South Africa, due to the favorable exchange rate. That's probably true of the UK, as well. I'm an around-the-world traveler, so I can attest that this country is easy on the pocketbook compared to most other Westernized countries. And yet, it is modern and safe with everything in good repair. South Africans are lovely people and everybody speaks English. How can you lose?


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A contemporary classic, this ring has an artistic feel. A white chalcedony stone from Oregon is accented by a purple chalcedony oval cabochon from Nevada and a faceted white round opal from Oregon for an overall effect that is elegant yet casual. The bezel-set stones are surrounded by gleaming sterling silver with a band that tapers for comfort. It's like wearing a piece of softly colored sculpture. Ring measures 7/8" long x 7/8" wide. Mined and made in America.
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Who's 'in the aisle' solving problems?
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Do you know what No Budget, No Pay is? It is just that, Congressional salaries will be held until a Federal Budget is passed or they get to the end of the year. No Budget, No Pay is just a Presidential signature away from being a law after passing in both the US House and Senate.
Our generations are responsible for our current state of politics, crushing national debt and the declining value we receive from our annual investment in government. Senator Joe Manchin made that point clear when he let us know that after two years in the US Senate he has yet to sit down with peers in the opposite party to address the tasks of the US Senate. That is similar to what we learned at the first No Labels meeting two years ago, but Senator John McCain said that he is seeing hope through the No Labels actions. In his pre-recorded No Labels message, Senator McCain made it clear that "pain is no longer an option, but suffering is". So the choice is ours, we can continue suffering on our downward spiral, driven by national apathy and partisanship or we can suck it up, get off the couch, step up to our civic responsibility and take on the pain required to restore economic and democratic health to our nation.
One way for you to help take our National medicine is to get involved with No Labels. First, go to Nolabels.org and read up on the other initiatives, like No Budget, No Pay. These initiatives are focused on creating an environment that enables our Federal government to break free of gridlock and start delivering compromised results for the American people. In New Hampshire, we also have four Federal Representatives (two Senators and two congresswomen) who have not committed to being "No Labels Problem Solvers". How long it takes NH to have four Problem Solvers is up to you. It will soon be a month from the No Labels meeting, how many more weeks will it take you to get the message through to our Federal delegation that we expect them to be in Washington, working to solve our problems? Yes, I am counting the days and so should you. While Vermont and Rhode Island have a big jump on us, can we be the first State where all of a Federal delegation are Problem Solvers? This is a real chance to stop complaining and to actively help move things forward, so what are you going to do?
The faster the number for No Labels Problem Solvers in Washington grows, the sooner we will start to see our National conditions improve. A first step for the No Labels Problem Solvers can be to quickly agree on three, four or five problems to address this year. This hard, measurable public commitment will drive the collaboration required for the more complex problems and provide us with a solid metric to gauge yearly accomplishments.


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Char Kuey Teow (炒粿條/Penang Fried Flat Noodles)
When it comes to Penang hawker food/street food, there are a few dishes that are chart-toppers: Penang Assam Laksa, Hokkien Prawn Noodles, and Char Kuey Teow. It's hard to decide which one is the most popular, but if you go to Penang, you won't—and don't want to—miss these three stellar hawker food.
Char Kuey Teow is basically flat rice noodles stir-fried with shrimp, bloody cockles, Chinese lap cheong (sausage), eggs, bean sprouts, and chives in a mix of soy sauce. A great serving of Char Kuey Teow is flavored not only with the freshest ingredients, but equally important is the elusive charred aroma from stir-frying the noodles over very high heat in a well-seasoned Chinese wok.
The mouthwatering aroma is the "wok hei" or breath of wok. If you've been to Penang and walk on streets where there are Char Kuey Teow hawkers, you'll know what I mean. A great Char Kuey Teow beckons you from blocks away; the tempting aroma fills the air and lure diners in from afar. The very thought of that smell is enough to set my stomach rumbling.
While Char Kuey Teow can be found throughout Malaysia, the Penang version reigns supreme. I've heard many stories about tourists from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Australia, and beyond who trek religiously to Penang for a satisfying meal of the dish. Somehow, Char Kuey Teow from outside of Penang is simply an inferior shadow of the real stuff—lack of wok hei, too dark in color, and/or wrong taste and texture. And that's the very reason why Malaysians from out-of-state would go to Penang—just to have a plate of Char Kuey Teow.
Char Kuey Teow is one the most requested recipes on Rasa Malaysia. I have readers who've been begging me to post my Char Kuey Teow recipe since three years ago. Great things, especially a perfect recipe, is worth waiting for. Of course I've made Char Kuey Teow many times, but I wanted to share the ultimate Char Kuey Teow recipe, and this is it.
So, what are my secrets?
- Get the freshest ingredients—fresh and crunchy bean sprouts, freshly-made noodles, big, fat, succulent shrimp/prawn, bloody cockles (I love my Char Kuey Teow with them, without them, it's not quite the same!), etc.
- Wonder why the prawn in Penang Char Kuey Teow are always so succulent, juicy, and sweet? I believe some of the most famous stalls treat their prawn with sugar and ice water, or perhaps they are just very fresh.
- Use lard if you can. That's the secret for the rich silky taste.
- Very hot wok.
- Control your timing of cooking and hence control your "wok hei."
Without further ado, here is my secret Char Kuey Teow recipe and a detailed step-by-step picture guide that everyone is waiting for. Char Kuey Teow is seriously scrumptious and I don't see why it can't be as popular and well-known as Pad Thai and the likes on the global stage. I strongly believe that one day, the world will discover the delicacy that is Penang's Char Kuey Teow.
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Thanks so much! I have my recipe down pretty well, and closely resembles yours. My biggest problem is: getting my noodles softened, separated, and dry – all at the same time. If i quickly immerse them in water, it helps to soften and separate them, but gets them wet, and as they dry, they tend to clump back together. If I add them before they're dry, they cook clumpy. But, if I DON'T soften/separate in water, they start off clumpy. Any tips? How do you prep your noodles to get them soft and separated?
I always boil noodles with a little bit of oil and dash of salt. They won't clump together if you do and it doesn't flavor the noodle and actually make the texture a bit better.
Thank you!
yum yum yum! Hi Bee!
Did I ever tell you that I love noodles? Well I love noodles, and i love the step by step instructions. For once, I finally have all of these needed ingredients, cheers!
IMHO, lard is the most important ingredient in CKT. It's just not the same without it.
That is jut gorgeous. They are so fragrant and delicious. Now, I can make this at home perfectly.
Wow Bee…that looks pretty darn close to the real deal. I bet it taste just as good…sigh, woman you have cravin' for a Penang Char Kuey Teow…with extra si ham, pls!
Now you're talkin! This looks AWESOME!
Thanks for the recipe and step by step instructions on how to fried the flat noodles :)
You made this? It looks really delicious.
WOW! Thank you very much for sharing the detailed step-by-step images. I've never had Char Kuey Teow Penang style before.
I am Cambodian and we have our own version of Char Kuey Teow which is pronounced the same as yours. In Cambodian Char means to stir-fry and Kuey Teow means noodles. What a coincidence.
Here is how we make Char Kuey Teow the Cambodian way.
alamak! so divine la…..
Bee, this looks as good as the best I have seen in either Malaysia or Singapore. Your pics are really making me drool now .. and it's lunch time now! Love CKT with lots, and lots of lap cheung.
I actually like char kuey better than pad thai :) To think I haven't even tasted an authentic one from Penang! Thanks for sharing your recipe :)
You kick butt Bee. This looks awesome! The step by step is so helpful because it's the kind of dish that requires proper technique. I certainly have no reason the mess it up now!
The combo of chinese sausage, shrimp and cockles makes me want to jump in my screen right now. Your kitchen is on the other side.. right? :)
Nice…I usually go without hum (cos worried of contamination) though I like it and agree with you that without ham hum, CKT can turn out quite different.
Yummy! I love Char Kuey Teow. Can't live without it. Thanks loads for your recipe. Will be trying it out sometime soon. =) Was wondering, can you feature some articles on Hainanese food? I am a Hainanese but have no idea about Hainanese food except for the famous Hainanese Chicken Rice.
I think I will head to my usual makan place tonight for a plate :)
Hi! Tks for sharing this! :) Can I check why shd the prawns be soaked in sugar and ice water? Is tt to make them crunchy?
Thanks. This is one of my favourite dish. Will try it out. n dazzle my kids. Am not good at cooking. Usually I will go to Kelana Jaya near the FAM. There is one fat lady at the coffee shop who really cooks FANTASTIC kway teow
among all of Penang's best street fares, i like CKT the most. the hokkien mee, laksa, and lor bak come distant seconds.
can one really replicate the intensely aromatic 'wok hei' at home?
The CKT looks superlicious….simply irresistibly good. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Great pictures too :))
Thanks for this recipe! Ive been searching high and low for the perfect one and this looks perfect from your picture!
The ultimate version. I love it. And, I can trust your tastes! Looks absolutely fantastic and it's making me hungry at midnight…
this looks absolutely wonderful and delicious. thanks for the recipe and i'm going to try and make it.
Hi Bee, where can I buy cockles?
Lovely photographs!
Hi there! thanks for your great recipes!! this is so tempting i'd have to try it real soon!
As there are different names for same ingredients, i would like to confirm if small shallots is this? and that the chinese chives is 韭菜 in Chinese Jiaozi?
thank you!
Yup, chives = 韭菜
I've made this several times, but I just can't separate the fresh rice noodles! The ones I get are usually oiled & folded over each other. But, I just get little shards of them, broken, when I try to separate! WHAT is the SECRET???
please give me some help with the fresh rice noodles!
Your CKT looks really authentic and I am sure tastes yummy too. We cannot find cockles in NZ, so will have to find a substitute to try it out. Your step by step approach is definitely idiot-proof and very comprehensive. Thank you so much for sharing.
This looks amazing! I've been waiting for your CKT recipe, hehe. :) Love how your blog enables me to eat all the food I miss (and how every single recipe I've tried works)! I never eat the "ham" in CKT though, have never warmed to eat. The lap cheong on the other hand is another story…. :P
Thanks for this!
*warmed to it I mean, not eat. Lol.
i'm gonna try this recipe tonite i know this dishes is really good… thank you for sharing your knowledge to everyone hopefully you get cooking show in foodnetwork …hope somebody sponsor you…i'm gonna be # 1 big fan of your t.v show….more power…god bless you…
Hor liau, Bee!! Very, very lau nuar already. Hehehe
Have tried the version from the Penang Street Food book. Will try your uber-delicious looking CKT next :P
Did you use frozen cockles?
This looks amazing! You are inspiring me in so many ways.
You know here in PJ/KL they hardly ever add lap cheung. Yes…I agree Penang's CKT the best! The prawns there are huge in comparison to the ones in the Klang Valley!
Thanks! Thanks! Thanks for sharing THE secrets to good Penang Char Kway Teow!! This post reminds me of my failed attempt at CKT while I was still a student abroad in the U.S. Though back in Malaysia now. I'd still love to give it a shot sometime!!
I absolutely love your blog! Inilah Semangat Malaysia!! Keep it up the wonderful work!! =)
How did you manage to get some cockles in the state? It's one of the things that I missed most from home! :) Thanks for sharing a great recipe!
Hey, great stuff! Thanks for sharing the recipe, i am a malaysian living in France with constant craving for my kampung food of Penang… I made this dish tonight with your recipe, we all overate! heheh
Looks great!!.. however I am not a big fan of cockles so usually go without them.
they are just a variety of clam, aren't they? couldn't small clams be substituted?
Was wondering – where did you buy your fresh kway teow? My cousin lives in Canada and always complain that they can't find them there.
Yummmmmmmmmm! I love char quey teow!!!. Cant wait to try this at home.
I so LOVE char kuey teow!!! I miss it sooo much! It's my fave dish. I have tried cooking it few times and each time – disaster, majorly disappointing. I might give this a try, seeing as it's step by step I should be ok..*fingers crossed*. Thanks for posting this…
I wanted to have a nice char kuey teow since I left Penang almost 2 years ago and I can't really get one that taste as good as the original Penang Char Kuey Teow from any restaurants and food places in Adelaide. They are all too oily, and I mean really, really too oily, and taste either too salty or burnt, or combination of both. Yuck! Never able to finish even one portion of it. Such a disappointment all the time. But, your post of this char kuey teow doesn't take that much oil. Even though I am a bit reluctant to cook this dish by myself (because I think they are too much work and I am too lazy, hehehe) I might try to make this dish in the future (when the cooking mood strikes). And I'm sure your recipe tastes yummy… Thanks for sharing :)
I'm arriving in Penang tomorrow and this post has seriously ramped up my excitement! I can't wait to get stuck in to the street food, any advice regarding best areas etc would be greatly appreciated!
Your CKT looks GREAT! Full of wok hei! It makes me craving for one now….!
Girl, if I ate shrimp (and I used to), I'd be all over this. My parents would love this. Maybe I'll try it for them. looks amazingly refreshing, light and healthy!
Hi! I tried your recipe last night for our dinner. My question is what kind of dry red chilli pepper did you use. I used the one that made in Mexico and I didn't even use all 1 oz. of it for 2 people since it was already hot. I might be using different kind of dry red chilli pepper than what your recipe called for. And I can't make it into paste but the CKT or my version of it at least tasted so darn good!
CKT is my favorite dish when travelling to M'sia / Penang. ! When you refer to the dark soya sauce, is it the thin one (like a regular liquid), or is it thick like kecap manis?
Love this dish! But I gotta ask where you got the see hum from .. were you cooking this in Malaysia? I did not think this was available in the west.
hahahaaaa my mother want recipe of char kuey tiow mmmmm she very happy coz i help her to find recipe.she said this recipe very goooooooooooooood… thank. are u have myspace?mmmmm if u have can u approve me pleaseeeeeeeeeeee
Firstly, I absolutely LOVE your website. It has all of the dishes that I loved in Asia. Secondly, Char Kuey Teow is my home comfort from Malaysia and can't wait to try and make it!!
I'll definitely be back very soon!
Thank you ! CKT from home -tried it and LOVED it.
Thanks for sharing your recipe. I have tried making CKT at home a few times. It comes out pretty OK but still missing something, like you say, the wok hei. Did you cook this at home? I think that it's not possible to cook as delicious as the hawker stalls because of this missing wok hei. How do you compensate for this? What kind of wok do you use? I guess you use gas stove instead of electric? Just wondering. Thanks for sharing! Love your blog!
you'll probably need a cast iron wok to retain the heat, especially when using electric stoves.
Thumbs up for this recipe – one of my make at home favorites on our cast iron wok – thanks so much for this insight. It will always be difficult to get the hawker/ restaurant wok hei unless one is kitted out with the high pressure burner – though you can still get good results at home but it has to be gas on full blast. A conventional home gas burner does about 3000 BTU (heat units) some not even that. Looking at the hawker setups they probably do 20,000-40,000 BTU and I know Restaraunt burners do 60,000-90,000 BTU and higher – what a gas bill. We have a Rambo burner ($240) that does 20,000 BTU but we cook outside.
ive watched how the made it hawker style in penang..exactly like yours..
and i believe urs tasted the same :)
man now im hungry!!!!
char kuey teow penang style is the best!! and correct, i wonder y they're not famous like pad thai..
now i want char kuey teow..hope i can somehow try it here in germany…first need to find the ingredients!!
Finally I got my Chow Kuey Teow right by following your receipe,thankyou. To John who wants to know how to soften the flat noodles. I put it in the microwave oven for two minutes to soften it. I usually buy a couple of flat noodles and leave them in my fridge for a week and they come out good after warming in the microwave oven.
By the way, I do not receive your receipes anymore. I look forward to your new receipes because they are so good! I am ready to cook something for Chinese New Year from your receipes. A very Happy and Healthy Chinese New Year to you and your crew.
Our microwave is busted so i left the chilled noodles on top of our car hood for 30minutes or so in the afternoon. Works for me. Made this today but i adjusted the soy sauce mixture to double of every measure except the soy sauce
Wah RM!… HOU KHENG ah…!!…. Been craving for CKT, now this post makes me crave for it even more…… :p Have to go find flat noodles and try some wok hei.. just hoping that I will the trigger the smoke alarm.. mISS Penang food so bad.. Thank you so much !!!!!!
*Correction* I will NOT trigger the alarm… sorry..
this title caught my attention. Cha Kuey Teow which means fried noodles in Teochew hehe
Thanks for posting this recipe! I'm a big fan of RasaMalaysia website. I'm an Indonesian but I grew up in Singapore and CharKueyTeow is definitely one of my fave dishes. Now I can try and cook this at home.
Thank you very much for this char kwey teow recipe. I have tried many versions, but for me, this one beats them all. The method is so uncomplicated. Prepared it for lunch yesterday….it was a success.
It's one of the best Malaysian favorites to introduce to our foreign friends
wow,uniknya malaysia!!!
looks so good! was just wondering…for the soy sauce, is it kicap pekat or can i use the usual kicap manis/masin…eg. kicap cap habhal type? can't wait to try it out!
Hi, I love to eat Char Kuey Teow and I really want to have a go at your recipe. I have a few questions regarding some of the ingredients: is it Malaysian soy sauce/dark soy sauce? I don't think I've come across it in london…can I use indonesian kecap manis instead or is that the same thing? Thanks!
Hi, me again! I went looking for malaysian dark soy sauce but was unable to find it so will use kecap manis instead – would you suggest to adjust any of the other flavourings to make it less sweeter and more smokier? This recipe also requires soy sauce – is that regular (chinese?) soy sauce? Thanks!
Cooked it according to your steps, what can I say? It's delicious! Technique is indeed the key, thank you, Bee for sharing. To those of you who haven't try it, this is very worth trying and you won't be disappointed for sure!
i saw somewhere on a cooking show before that restaurants pan fry the kuey teow with some oil to brown it slightly before frying it. This supposedly adds more flavor to it. But i think it was a recipe for "wat tan hor". Can that be applied to char kuey teow as well? I tried pan frying the kuey teow and the kuey teow stuck together into clumps.
Street food is the yummiest, not to mention a great way to experience a country's culture. I wish I had a wok to try out this recipe!
hiya, i wonder if you could please tell me how to make the chili paste pls? thank you in advanced!!!
Hi Bee
Love your recipes. A big Thank you from Australia.
Our whole family LOVES Char Kwey Teow so it is terrific to finally see your recipe. Thanks.
Do you or any readers have tips for a good Malaysian restaurant in the northern LA area? My husband visits there a few times a year and has yet to locate one. He's missing his Laksa and CKT. :-)
Thanks again
That is one marvelous dish! So flavorful and beautiful. A combination of ingredients that is impossible to resist.
Good point about why isn't char koay teow as popular as pad thai. I'm surprised people know more about Thai food than Malaysian food since Malaya was a British colony, so the West was more exposed to Malaysian culture than Thai. I guess since Thailand tourism exploded in the last 20 years is probably the reason Thai food is more well known now.
But it's hard to replicate the char koay teow in Penang. Just ask Singapore…
I have been following your recipes they work wonderfully. It would be great if the number of serving is provided.
I have searched everywhere for "the perfect" way to make Char Kway Teow, and this turned out perfectly. I've tried to make Char Kway Teow, like 15 times before and they turned out horribly. Following this recipe made a most amazing home cooked Char Kway Teow.
After cooking it several times I began experimenting with non traditional additions. Being portugeuse I introduced some finely chopped linguica and that added a very interesting kick. Thank so much for sharing this recipe!
u tear me … i want to cry looking at all this delicious food .. im in far far away land … sob sob
hello there
I am just wondering what sort of wok do you use?
I dont know how to thank you for that amazing recipes , love you all my heart, i beg you for one more thing if you know of corse ,some penang fried rice recipes, thank you again
European addicted to asian food, good food and that here is definitely good
Hi Bee and first thanksfor your super-duper website I just found.
Having studied at Penang (USM) for semester, me and my morrocan flatmate fell totally in love with Char Keow Teow ! I think we ate that every 2 days minimum! Of course I generally love the food in Malaysia, the Char Keow Teow remains my all time favorite.
Saddly, there's 1 malay restaurant in PAris, that doesn't do my favorite stuff, and the Char Keow Teow in particular.
I tried to cook it a couple of times but it never tastes right. Just ok, but never close to the real thing.
I'll practice with your recipe, and will go on dreaming about Malaysian Food ! (I miss Malaysia sooo much…)
I love this receipe. Its so easy and most important its so yummy. My kids love it. I am so glad that this receipe has been shared with us. Thanks. A few query indeed. Why sweet dark sauce is not used in this receipe instead its using sugar? Aside, Do I have to maintain high heat on wok throughout the cooking or I can reduce heat once Kuay Teow is in the wok. I would also like to know how many portion is this quantity of 1lb kuay Teow cater for.
I have only tried to make Char Kuey Teow once and it was disasterous! lol I had it in a restaurant in San Francisco but it seemed different than your recipe. But my question is: is dark soy the same as kecap manis or do I need something different? Thanks. I am determined to learn as much as I can about Malaysian cooking as I can and want to make this again. Thanks
The best CKT I had in Penang street stall was inside some warehouse in Betu Ferringhi in some back street. Do you know it Bee? Another secret the stall shared with us is to make only one portion at a time. It was a mighty long wait cause there were 7 of us but so worth it. Now, we can cook it with your recipe, yay, thx. Glad you mentioned hot wok, my mom would have hers screaming hot with quite a lot of oil. I've not made this, kinda intimidating but I'm going to try this.
Hi Bee,
I wash the kuey theow, and it sticks. Shoud I not wash it? Otherwise the char kuey theow tastes good. Thanks for posting the recipe.
AFter reading Grace Yong's books about Breath of the Wok and Stir-frying to the Sky's edge, I tried her special wok seasoning makeover technique five times and finally got 'wok hei' in jsut about everything cooked in my wok. I think what's great is everyone can achieve 'wok-hei' cooking at home.
Hi, Nice recipe. I first tasted Char Kueh Teow in Singapore hawker stalls. Couldn't get enough of it but have also had a number of variations. Some with beef and green capsicum, some with chicken and prawn. All different but still very tasty.
I have also been cooking CKT at home since I was taught it by a hawker stall owner in Penang following the Commonwealth games in KL in '98, and I find it curious that the order they cooked it, and which I follow is not the same as yours, although you say it is important.
The spices and garlic were first in the wok, then the prawns and other fishy things (like cockles or squid tubes) and chinese sausage then the noodles, and then the egg and kecap manis. Yes, KM was used in the recipe and yes, it made it sweet, but I quite like that).The sprouts were always added last, and I use the tops of spring onions as the green instead of chives. Just a different flavour but they all taste wonderful in my opinion.
Thanks for this recipe! Being an oversea student, I've never thought I'll be able to eat this out of Malaysia let alone cooking it by myself! Though I didn't manage to get Chinese sausages or cockles, it still tastes nice with bean sprout, eggs and prawns! Love it!
Looks good, I've tried other recipes with success but I'm going to give yours a go tonight.I lived in Penang (Butterworth to be precise) for 2 years and fell in love with the tucker. Unfortunately even in Aus to get anything authentic Malaysian you more often than not need to make it yourself. Have you tried it with fried belachan in the paste?
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OMG.. I love your website a lot, the instructions are very clear, thank you so much for sharing this recipe and other mouth watering recipes
The best Char Kway Teow comes from goggle man on Lorong Selamat.
Hi Gwai Lo,
I'm going to penang soon, can pinpoint actual location of the google man u mentioned?
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Excellent recipe. Thank You for sharing. The dish came out really good. This is one of my favorite dishes.
I used some local squid instead of the cockles.
Made this for dinner! My boyfriend and I both think it tastes really close to what we have back home! It's even better than Chinese restaurant ones! Thanks for this :) it tastes like home, just that it's in London!
I reside in Sydney and a restaurant chain here serves PAD THAI on their menu. The only problem is, their so-called PAD THAI is obviously CHAR KUEY TEOW and NOT PAD THAT! (I guess they did this switch because it'a a lot easier for Aussies to pronounce pad thai over char kwey teow. Lol) They are clearly miseducating the Aussies, but admittedly, they do make a very yummy and close to authentic char kwey teow. It even has that distinct wok hei flavor. :D
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Hai thanks for your receipe.can i use hard anodised wok and also soy sause means light soya sause?
Can we substitute the dark soy with thick dark soy (caramel)? I bought a bottle back from Malaysia. How would I adjust the recipe using thick dark soy? I assume the Chinese brand thick dark soy is different than the kecap manis which is more sweeter.
Just like in the streets of Georgetown. The best recipe for CKT I have tried. Thanks!
I tried this recipe and followed it to the letter. My dad, who is quite fussy, said it tasted like Penang CKT. I told him I just followed your recipe and was absolutely delighted that he liked it. I have cooked this so many times now. Much respect for the recipe. Peace
Hi, thanks for the recipe. Even though i'm not Chinese, but I love Chinese foods. I want to cook char kuey tewo at home. buy what is the bloody cockles? i can't find it in my country. can it be replaced another ingredient?
Hie! This recipe of yours is good for how many pax? Can't wait to try it.
Can't really fidn fresh kueh teow/ rice noodle here.. can only find the blocks kind and takes too much to separate all the strands.. any suggestion to either make the separation faster or alternative noodle? the thai flat noodle possibly? does it taste the same?
Do I soak the cockles in water?
I miss the sesame oil, is that right?
Do I have to saok the rice noodles in hot water first?
First where could I get the noodles? I live in Florida, USA and am not sure what to look for.
Back in the 70's when I was still in school in KL I used to love eating this at a local stall but I swear I do not remember cockles in it but I remember squid or was it octopus?
You have no idea how much I miss Malaysian food!
Very big thanx to tou !
Very details step-by-step : easy to learn.
Hopefully I already saved a thousand bucks for attend Char Kuey Teow classes.
The chinese version is good with lard and the malay version also good without lard. Both have its own unique taste.
Yeah your recipe is spot on. Made your way is nearly as good as my favourite CKT cooked on raging firewood flames in Seremban by a third or fourth generation hawker.


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