Kuih Loyang (Rosettes/Honeycomb Cookies) | Malaysian Chinese Kitchen

These fragrant and delicious Kuih Loyang (Rosettes/Honeycomb Cookies) are a real treat. They are ultra thin, super crispy, and easy to prepare. FULL RECIPE ► www.malaysianchinesekitchen.c...
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[@vesnaurosev7536]

Vi vrlo vešto pravite ove kolačiće. Hvala što ste podelili ovaj recept sa nama, Pozdrav iz Beograda.

[@juannaomar4926]

My fav kueh loyang. We called it kueh chap in Kuching.

[@Nilmi4URtasteandhealth]

Very Interesting, thanks for sharing ❤

[@c3vs241]

Wow very good. Achi muruku

[@kumarishomecookingandvlogs8341]

Well done my friend

[@tvcuocsongnguoitaynguyen3916]

Ngon quá

[@timetravel3625]

This is called achimuruku

[@maimalatus7718]

How i wish i could buy this molder her in phils fine interesting to bake❤️

[@leongkamyet38]

What is the other flour you add in beside rice flour.????..

[@fenandezleon9716]

👏🏻👍🏾😍

[@PunethaHomeCooking]

achi muruku will do this deepavali festival

[@muhammadridzwanjamislan6080]

She never said it's a Chinese snack... She only put "Malaysian Chinese Kitchen" cause it's her channel's name. Come on now guys

[@MalaysianChineseKitchen]

Thank you, Muhammad Ridzwan. You are right, I never said it is a Chinese snack.

[@mugilangunasekaran961]

Ok I agreed she never mention it's Chinese snacks but what happened to the origin name of this crackers? Puncanya adalah orng Melayu they poisoned everyone.😏 Now I'll spread this out and will ask all my friends to report on this video. Thanks.

[@jodymcintosh1757]

This looks good. Where can I buy the mold?

[@techmang9519]

I wanna know this too. What is the name of the mold? How should I search on Amazon?

[@wtsen03]

Amazon has it search for rosette mold set

[@benolic]

@@techmang9519 i know

[@speakthetruth995]

You get it from Indian grocery shop because the cookies is an age old Indian cookies called Achi muruku.

[@malmsia]

This is Archu Muruku, a traditional ancient Indian food served especially during Deepavali.

[@gracetube2347]

No doubt❓ Authentic from India.

[@umasundarimuthusamy1666]

Yes, indians traditional recipe.

[@juannaomar4926]

Ever heard of rosette cookies? Search on KZbin. They use Rosette & Timbale sets to make both kueh loyang & pie tee org putih version.

[@hemaramsharma1932]

So nice but, have to slow down the fire.

[@indravijay1905]

This Kerala traditional recipe

[@dhilipkumar6632]

This is originally from India

[@mansimusic1205]

This Is Traditional Indian's Snack!!!

[@novdusday5059]

Effect of globalisation...

[@CARRIEFITER]

They're traditionally Mexican, too.

[@razakza]

No, this is a traditional Malay/Indonesian snack. If Indians also have one, then congratulations.

[@kaydee2689]

@@razakza Done claim. So typical. Why can't you Malays accept that you love taking food from the Chinese and Indian communities and call it your own? Kalau bukan haram, korang memang akan claim Siew Yoke dan Char Siew pun. Funny people you guys. 🤣

[@razakza]

@@kaydee2689 LOL 😂🤣😂🤣 I know that you would love to believe, and tell others that Malays do not and supposedly didn't have cuisine before Indians and Chinese arrived... However, you can't do that as you know it is totally false. The world already knows that Malay cuisine is rich, (and it is well loved all over the world). Are you also pretending that Chinese and Indians do not and did not take anything from Malay cuisine???

[@catherinedavid2216]

Tis is indian achumuruku not chinese

[@saswinjrvlogs311]

this is not chinese food this is indian food