Sunday, February 7, 2010

Sweet Delicacies


I went to Kota Bharu last Friday to visit my in laws. My mother in law was down with fever so we quickly rushed to KB to see how is she doing. Ye la...masa kecik2 kita demam, mak jaga. Now it's our turn to be there for them when they are not well, right? Fortunately we are not that far so we can visit them just anytime we want. Last Friday, we left for KB early morning and had to be back in KT the same day because yesterday both my husband and I had to go to work.

Dalam rushing2 tu sempat lagi snapped photos here and there. I stopped by at a stall in Wakaf Bharu to buy some Kelantan sweet delicacies such as Akok, Beko and Tapai. My husband and children like the Akok at the stall. Maknya tak pandai lagi makan Akok sampai sekarang but I love Beko and Tapai so much. I asked for permission to snap some photos at the stall and the lady was so pleased, she gave us 6 extra akok (it's not 1 or 2 extra but 6!). She really makes me feel so guilty. Baiklah dia..and she is so friendly. Kalau nak berniaga kenalah friendly camtu. Semoga Allah murahkan rezeki dia.



I was told-the more wrinkles the better and tastier! Akok is made of duck eggs , brown sugar, coconut milk and flour . Sometimes chicken eggs are used because duck eggs are expensive!.

Most people prefer to buy Akok which are baked the traditional way because they taste better!


The coconut husk used for baking akok. All parts of coconut are useful...



Beko and Flower Akok


Some snacks

And this is my favourite

Fermented rice wrapped in banana leaves


23 comments:

  1. TK, i always love holidaying in kelantan.
    makanan yang manis dan orang nya juga.
    i suka gila akok!
    mekasih aa gambar akok ni.
    jadilah, buat telan air liur!

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  2. i pun suka gilos kat akok :D
    tiap kali balik kelantan mesti pegi borong byk2 kat wakaf baru ni ;)
    tapai tuuu kalau dalm peti ais baru i makan :)

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  3. akok my hubby's fav :)
    east coast memang suka makan kuih ot- if pg psar tu kuih ja penuh heheheh

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  4. i like akok very much..nyum nyum..

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  5. HOpe your mother-in-law getting better soon.

    YOur favorite wrapped one is similar to chinese chimaki and also rice is like japanese red rice at birthday.

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  6. saya suka kuih muih di negeri pantai timur ini...

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  7. chepuanidot- I love to be in Kelantan too..The food memang best!

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  8. Zarin- Akok kat area situ memang best.To me, rasanya almost perfectla...

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  9. Ermayum- Memang kat Terengganu n Kelantan kuih macam2 yek. Meriah..that's what I love about being in the east coast.

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  10. mizara- U pun suka akok rupanya..Memang sedap kan..

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  11. Raya Cina ni akan ku borong semua itu...hehehe. Nok kelik Pulai Chondong...

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  12. last pic tu tapai kan... owh i sangat suka tapai... makan smp panas badan hehe...

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  13. Menarik betul gambar yang TK petik ini...lebih2 lagi kuih muih tu...

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  14. Goodness me..lovely akok ...mouth watering,my fav actually..especially during Ramadhan.Hard to get tapai pulut hitam ni..practically non existence,envy you la.nice pix..thank you for sharing.

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  15. ComeyBelako- Selamat balik kampung dear. Have a wonderful holidays. Borong apa2 yg patut..

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  16. Mami- Thank you Mami. Sheis getting better now. I love the red rice. I also love sucshi so much.

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  17. Sonata Anak Kancil- Saya pun suka kuih muih sini. Macam2 jenis- meriah hidup. Kalau pegi gerai kuih rasa nak beli semua..

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  18. Pn Kartini- Jomlah cuti di KB. Singgahlah Tganu jugak :)

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  19. Lady- Me too suka sgt tapai..tak kira ubi ke, beras ke smua i suka.

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  20. Treat and Trick- Thanks for dropping by. I've been to your blog. Sedap2 betul your recipes. Tumpang terliur je I

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  21. Umihoney- You are right. Pulut hitam tu is very hard to find. That's what I love about Kelantan-byk makanan tradisional..

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  22. teringat my late grandfather yg sangat suka tapai.. air tapai pun dia minum.. hehe

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