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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''Heong Peng''' (or '''Heong Peah''') is a type of traditional [[Malaysian cuisine|Malaysian]] [[pastry]] that originated from the state of [[Perak]]. The name "Heong Peng" translates to "fragrant biscuits" in the [[Hokkien]] dialect. <br />
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== History ==<br />
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Heong Peng was first made in the town of [[Gunung Rapat]], [[Ipoh]], by the Seng Kee Food Trading company in the 1970s. The recipe was created by the founder, Mr. Seng, who wanted to create a unique biscuit that would stand out from the other pastries in the market. <br />
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== Preparation and Ingredients ==<br />
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Heong Peng is made from a combination of wheat [[flour]], sugar, [[margarine]], [[sesame seeds]], [[onion]]s, and [[malt]]. The dough is rolled out and filled with a sweet, sticky filling made from malt and onions. The pastries are then baked in a traditional clay oven, which gives them their distinctive smoky flavor and flaky texture.<br />
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== Cultural Significance ==<br />
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Heong Peng is often given as a gift during the [[Chinese New Year]] and other special occasions. It is also a popular souvenir for tourists visiting Ipoh. The pastry has become a symbol of the city's rich culinary history and is often used to represent Ipoh in food festivals and cultural events.<br />
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== Variations ==<br />
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There are several variations of Heong Peng available in the market today. Some bakeries add additional ingredients like [[peanuts]] or [[coconut]] to the filling to create a different flavor profile. There are also variations in the pastry's size and shape, with some bakeries offering mini versions or uniquely shaped Heong Peng.<br />
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== See Also ==<br />
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* [[Chinese bakery products]]<br />
* [[List of pastries]]<br />
* [[Malaysian cuisine]]<br />
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