Not to be
confused with the Western version of carrot cake (sweet
spiced cake), the Singapore fried carrot cake is more savoury
than it is sweet, and is adored for its versatility as either
a mid-day snack or a complete meal in itself. Far from having
carrots inside, the Singapore fried carrot cake consists
of small rectangular rice flour cakes, fried with white
radish, scrambled eggs, chopped spring onions and chye poh.
There are two ways to enjoy this popular local snack. You
can order the ‘white’ variant, with its slightly charred
crusty exterior to be fried together with extra chilli,
or request for the ‘black’ version which is sweeter. More
brownish-black in colour than the former, the ‘black’ fried
carrot cake is fried with sweet black soy sauce to give
it a more distinct, caramelised taste. |
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Satay |
Fried Carrot Cake |
Roti Prata |
Hainanese Chicken
Rice |
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Laksa |
Char Kway Teow |
Fish Head Curry |
Rojak |
Chili Crab |
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