I always love nyonya cooking and suddenly feel like cooking Ayam Pongteh but instead of potatos I substitute with okra. We all love okra.
I'm using my own recipe as this is the taste that I have been craving since my last had at a nyonya restaurant.
Thank god, everyone specially kids love it.
Ingredients
1. 4 Drumsticks cleaned, marinate with salt & pepper. (I add some garlic salt marinate)
2. 1/2 cup flour
3. 800ml water (need to cover my drumsticks)
4. 2 tbsp cinnamon powder
5. 1 tbsp Tumeric powder
6. 1 cup cooking milk/santan
7. 2 tbsp soya
8. 3 Anise stars
9. 2 cinnamon sticks
10. 2 medium onion (chunk)
11. 4 cloves Garlic (peeled)
12. 8 okra trimmed head and tail
13. Dash of fish sauce (optional)
14. Salt & black pepper to taste
Methods
1. I usually brown the skin of my drumstick with non stock pan. Set aside
2. Heat some oil in a pot, put in onion, garlic, anise star and cinnamon and quick stir till aromatic. Add in drumsticks, keep stiring.
3. Mix water, flour and cinnamon powder till complete dissolve. Pour in the pot and cover.
4. When boiling turn flame to low, then simmer for 15minutes. Add in okra, cover with kid and simmer for another 10minutes, add in milk stir well.
5. Cover for another 10minutes before serving.
*im using a cast iron pot, and if U r using an ordinary stainless steel pot, cooking time might varies.