I
want to try making Nastar rolls from Nasi Lemak Lover. Her pineapple Nastar
rolls look so pretty and cute. However I don't feel like making pineapple
filling. Not keen to buy pineapple paste too. Initially I plan to buy red sweet
dates (ready to eat type) as filing. The shop that I used to buy told me they
not selling anymore. After knowing my intention, the shop owner suggests quite
few items available at her shop as tart filling. At last I came out this
pickled lime and raisins combo. Lime itself is more on sour while golden
raisins are more on sweet. Sweet and sour just like pineapple paste :D Hope you
like it!
~Lime
and raisins filling
Yields
about 45 pieces
Recipe
from Vivian Pang Kitchen
Ingredients:
Methods:
1. Cut pickled lime with scissors into small pieces to ease the blending
process. Remove big seeds as you cut.
2. Put the pieces of pickled lime into blender. 'Pulse' till form rough paste.
Add in raisins and 'Pulse' again to get both slightly mixed. * it is alright if some are still in whole.
3. Keep the filling in fridge till easy to handle. Chilled one is much easy to
shape without much sticking.
4.
With ½ teaspoon measurement spoon, measure amount of filling for each roll.
Keep the filling in fridge while preparing the pastry.
Ingredients:yields
about 55 pieces
(A)175g butter(unsalted)
50g condensed milk (I use F&N Sweetened creamer)
1 egg yolk
(B)
255g
all-purpose flour
¼ teaspoon salt
1 egg for egg wash
above lime and raisins filling
Methods:
1. Cream butter and condensed milk till light.
2.
Add in egg yolk and beat until combine.
3. Mix in sifted flour and salt. Fold till combine. The dough should be soft and not sticky.
4. Put dough into a Nastar mould and press out into strips about 5-6cm long.
5. Place jam filling on the edge of a strip and make a small elongated roll.
6. Cut off excess dough, brush with egg glaze.
7.
Bake in preheated oven at 170c for about 15 minutes or till golden brown.
8. Cool on wire rack before store.
I'm out of lime and raisins filling for few rolls. How about using prunes as filling? The taste is quite match. Prunes are definitely a lot easier to get and handle. Well another options of filling for this buttery rolls ^^
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~ Chinese New Year Delights 2013 hosted by Sonia of Nasi Lemak Lover
~ Tea Time Treats hosted by Lavender and Lovage and What Kate Baked
What a nice change to the usual :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your shout out! a very difference filling from the usual, good try!
ReplyDeleteI wanna go find one of those moulds and make these too. Looks so good! And creative filling.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to use pickled lime as filling :)
ReplyDeleteThese look great! It's different from the usual CNY cookies I've tried. I can't wait to make these. =)
ReplyDeleteHi Viv,
ReplyDeleteIt is good to have a change.
This lime pickled filling must be really tasty.
The other day i just happen to think that i wanted to have a change of difference filling for the nastar too.
mui
I love eating nastar rolls, but hate making it! LOL! And your filling of lime raisins is so unique! I bet those who take a bite of this, would be pleasantly surprised! I know I would!
ReplyDeleteHowdy Vivian! Oh my your nastar filling sounded incredibly delish. My mouth is watering when you mentioned about the lime fillings. Gosh, I can imagine how scrumptious it tastes. haha.... Wish I can have some to try right away.
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great day.
Kristy
i was just looking at mel's kumquat rolls and now your lime and raisins..very unique i would say!
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