Lo Bak Go (Chinese Turnip Cake)
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Polly came over and helped me make Lo Bak Go. I am glad she came over because it's a lot of work making this. I learned this from a previous Community Kitchen class.
Lo bak go (蘿蔔糕 lo bak go, 萝卜糕 luóbogāo) are savory cakes are made from grated daikon radishes. The daikons are mixed with bits of dried shrimp and chinese sausages that are steamed and then cut into slices and pan-fried. Chinese people normally make Lo Bak Go in the Chinese New Year.
As the name implies, the main ingredient is the daikon radish, which is also known as chinese turnip (or lo bak). The rice flour and corn starch is used to hold the cake together. The other ingredients such as chinese sausage, mushrooms, shallots and dried shrimp are used for flavouring.
Here is how Polly and I make the dish:
The lo bak go could be served warm or if you chose to freeze it, you need to fry it before serving. It is best eaten with sweet chilli sauce (lat jiu jeong) or sweet sauce (tim jeong).
We are bringing this dish to our little Chinese New Year gathering this weekend at Sabrina and Eric's new house. Thanks Polly for coming over today. Let me know how your kids like it.
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