Crab Kam Heong - Chinese-Malaysian Aromatic Crab
This is one of my favourite dishes to make at home for my family and guests and I usually cook the crab in an air fryer, but you can also steam it. More typically found on restaurant menus in Malaysia than at streetfood stalls, kam heong is Chinese–Malaysian fusion at its best. In this recipe I use crab, but the sauce also works well with any other seafood as well as chicken, and served with plain or coconut rice alongside. It’s messy to eat because you need to use your hands to break the shell, but it’s definitely worth it.
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