Roti jala

Roti Jala (net crepe) is a beautiful yellow lacy crepe that has a fluffy texture much like a pancake that goes great with curries or rendang.

These tender and delicate Roti Jala is a favourite among Malaysian and they love it. It is also called “Net Crepe” and a very popular afternoon snacks. It is...

Roti Jala- Malaysian Net/lace Crepes Roti Jala/Roti kirai is a traditional Malayan savory crepe with a beautiful lacy pattern. Roti Ja...

Now all you need is a steaming bowl of Malaysian chicken curry to go with it…

Roti Jala- Malaysian Net/lace Crepes Roti Jala/Roti kirai is a traditional Malayan savory crepe with a beautiful lacy pattern. Roti Ja...

The crepe itself is savoury, infused with coconut milk to make it fragrant, creamy and rich. The essence of a good Roti Jala is in its fluffiness and richness. This is one pancake that you would want to go back for more and more. No wonder it is a popular festive food. You would most certainly find it on occasions like Hari Raya and Malay weddings.

The crepe itself is savoury, infused with coconut milk to make it fragrant, creamy and rich. The essence of a good Roti Jala is in its fluffiness and richness. This is one pancake that you would want to go back for more and more. No wonder it is a popular festive food. You would most certainly find it on occasions like Hari Raya and Malay weddings.

ROTI JALA

Roti jala or net pancake is a famous Malaysian snack that is usually eaten with chicken curry. It got its name for its net (jala) look. The batter is made out of simple ingredients.

Roti jala with chicken curry #dapurkasihelzha

Roti jala

Roti jala with curry chicken

Roti Jala- Traditional Malaysian cake.

Roti Jala (Net crepe)

This unique Malaysian Style pan cake which looks like a spider web has a sour taste to it and it goes well with any type of Curry Chicken,Mutton or Beef !!! You can keep on eating till your stomach get bloated like a Ballon & that’s the Magic of this dish .. very unique & Authentic dish of Malaysia 🇲🇾

Ingredients used: app flour, ghee, salt, milk, eggs, chicken, tumeric, cumin, coriander, chilli, curry powder, shallots, garlic, carnation milk, potatoes & cilantro

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