This is a thai style kerabu - deboned chicken feet with mango and carrot strips with lots of onion rings and bird eye's chillies and seasoned with lime juice and sugar . The chicken feet are crunchy and springy at the same time....a delicacy in Thailand but it is also a delicacy in Malaysia. I bought this from a stall in the hawker center near Tesco Ipoh. I wish I know how to debone the chicken feet :) Truly appetizing and this is a light appetizer . When I am lazy to make my own salad...this will do :p This is prepared by a Thai lady in her sixties and she makes hot and spicy Tom Yam Kung too and they taste just as good. Now I know where to get my Thai food when I crave for it.
mouth-watering chicken feet kerabu :)
Josh will never touch this...he finds the chicken feet very yucky but frankly
speaking it is not pleasant for the eyes but it is tasty for the palate!
Yum Yum YUmmy...........for me
but it may be a turn off for some of you...Piggy boy is one for sure :p
What about you.....adventurous enough to try this out ????
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Amazing dish. Love the flavor profile. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi Lazaro ...you are welcome :))
ReplyDeleteOh Elin, I love this and I'll try to make one too. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Little Inbox...do try and teach me how to do this ...I love this :))
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourite dish. But getting to be more expensive each day :(
ReplyDeleteIf only i know how to make :(
I like this. They serve it in some chicken rice stalls in Singapore.
ReplyDeleteKathy...not only you, I also wish I know how to prepare the chicken feet , the deboning part :))
ReplyDeleteTigerfish...this is a very appetizing side dish for chicken rice :))
I didn't like this until I took a couple of bites...and it's really good! Surprising :-) and Appetizing too!
ReplyDeleteHi Rita...haha...guess what you would have mizzed if you hd not tried it out :))
ReplyDeletethis look so tasty + refreshing!
ReplyDeletei do enjoy chicken feet but only made in soup for the silky stock and then .....dipped in soy with white pepper!
you can see it here:
http://cookng.blogspot.com/search/label/soup