Moo Ku Teh 'warisan negara', resipi tradisi Cina untuk semua

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Pengusaha gerai Alam's Kitchen, Alam Abdullah, 51, mencipta inovasi dengan memperkenalkan "Moo Ku Teh," yang disediakan menggunakan resepi asli masakan Cina.  Laporan Lanjut:   Read More:  Free Malaysia Today is an independent, bi-lingual news portal with a focus on Malaysian current affairs.    Subscribe to our channel - http://bit.ly/2Qo08ry   ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Check us out at https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com Follow FMT on Facebook: https://bit.ly/49JJoo5 Follow FMT on Dailymotion: https://bit.ly/2WGITHM Follow FMT on X: https://bit.ly/48zARSW  Follow FMT on Instagram: https://bit.ly/48Cq76h Follow FMT on TikTok : https://bit.ly/3uKuQFp Follow FMT Berita on TikTok: https://bit.ly/48vpnQG  Follow FMT Telegram - https://bit.ly/42VyzMX Follow FMT LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/42YytEb Follow FMT Lifestyle on Instagram: https://bit.ly/42WrsUj Follow FMT on WhatsApp: https://bit.ly/49GMbxW  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Download FMT News App: Google Play – http://bit.ly/2YSuV46 App Store – https://apple.co/2HNH7gZ Huawei AppGallery - https://bit.ly/2D2OpNP  #BeritaFMT #AlamAbdullah #AlamKitchen #MooKuTeh

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00:00Speaking of Bak Kutih, the first thing that comes to mind is definitely the issue of halal and haram

00:08because this traditional Chinese dish is synonymous with the use of ginseng as the main ingredient.

00:14The 51-year-old Alam Abdullah Kitchen owner changed the barrier into an opportunity

00:19by introducing the Muslim version of the dish known as Mook Kutih.

00:26Bak means meat.

00:28If there are two types of Bak, it's ginseng meat.

00:31If there are three types of Bak, it's lamb meat.

00:35So, Bak Kutih is just meat.

00:37In the past, Bak Kutih was only sold in China.

00:39So, in the Malay mindset, of course, Bak Kutih is not halal.

00:42Actually, if I want to put Bak Kutih, I can also put halal.

00:45Because first, I'm a Muslim.

00:46Second, I use meat.

00:47That's definitely halal.

00:48But because of the sensitive issue of Bak,

00:51if I remove this word, I put Mook.

00:55So, the staff there buy all the raw materials.

00:59They have to check.

01:00There must be a halal chop.

01:01According to Alam, the uniqueness of this dish lies in the recipe

01:05which uses all halal ingredients.

01:08However, the original cooking method follows the Chinese cooking method

01:12which was learned from the famous restaurant entrepreneur in Ipoh

01:16which combines 12 types of herbs.

01:1920 years ago, I studied in Malaysia.

01:22The founder of Ipoh's Old Town Chicken Hovan Soup,

01:27his name is Anang.

01:28So, he taught me how to cook bone soup.

01:31Okay.

01:32The fire is big, the fire is small.

01:33You have to watch the fire for 12 hours.

01:34Then, it becomes bone soup.

01:36From bone soup, we mix herbs or mix anything.

01:39It will become lime.

01:40As a Chinese expert who opens a food business,

01:44Alam emphasizes the importance of understanding

01:46the characteristics of halal food

01:49and ensures that every aspect of the business is in accordance with Islamic law.

01:53I went to a halal course at MAIS.

01:57I learned a lot from the ustaz.

01:59What is halal?

02:00So, many people think that halal is pinzir, dog, etc.

02:04Actually, halal is more about cleanliness.

02:07How do we prepare the food?

02:09From raw materials, fresh from the market,

02:13we bring it home and eat it on the table.

02:16It's easy to process.

02:18It's really important.

02:19It has to be cleaned.

02:20The cooking method has to be correct.

02:22The authenticity of Alam's innovation of bone soup

02:24has attracted the attention of customers,

02:26including the Malays,

02:28who want to try and enjoy the food of this Chinese tradition.

02:32So, the majority of customers here are Malays.

02:35So far, the Malays love me

02:38because I am a new Muslim.

02:41Alhamdulillah, they accept me.

02:44Talking about the new year in China,

02:46for Alam,

02:47even though he has been a Muslim for 18 years,

02:50he still maintains the values of the traditional culture of his family.

02:54In his opinion,

02:55it is an opportunity to continue to strengthen the relationship with the family

02:59and customers while practicing the culture of charity.

03:02The day before the Chinese New Year,

03:04normally they will have a reunion meal.

03:07A family will eat together.

03:08So, this year,

03:09I will have a reunion meal here.

03:11I will give free porridge.

03:13I will give free porridge to all customers.

03:15They will have a reunion meal with me.

03:17On the first day of the Chinese New Year,

03:19I will give angpao.

03:20It's a Chinese tradition.

03:22So, I will give angpao to the customers.

03:24With this hamper,

03:25we will break it

03:26and give it to the kids to eat.

03:28Happy Chinese New Year.

03:31To all the viewers,

03:35supporters,

03:36followers,

03:37and followers of Alam Kitchen,

03:40Gong Xi Fa Cai.

03:42Peace be upon you.

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