I
am visiting my hometown soon. This time I plan to cook few dishes for my father
who is vegetarian. He loves spicy food and I think this vegetarian galangal
chili sauce is great way to start.
Thanks
to Kimmy for sharing this great recipe. It tastes really great! Not to mention is
healthy too. The fibre of galangal gave texture like dried shrimp to the sauce.
I hope my father will love it too.
Adapted and slightly modified from Cooking Pleasure
Ingredients:
100g
(about 6 pcs) big red chillies
3
small chillies (cili padi)
1
knob galangal
2 stalks fresh coriander (stems and root, not leaves)
100ml
vegetable oil (about 6-7 tablespoons)
3
tablespoons fermented soya bean paste (豆酱)
1
teaspoon salt
3-4
tablespoons sugar to taste
7-8
limau kasturi juice (depend on size)
Methods:
1.
Wash the chilies and cut into small pieces. Scrape off the galangal skin and
dice into small pieces.
2.
Blend chillies, galangal and coriander till fine.
3.
Heat oil in wok and cook grounded ingredients till fragrant, aromatic then add
in fermented bean paste.
Continue to fry till fragrant and oil separates. Add sugar and salt to taste.
4.
Lastly add in lime juice and simmer till chilli paste is thick. Cool and store
in glass jar. Serve with noodles or
plain rice.
Wow the chilli looks so appetizing, love the ingredients you've used in this. I would eat this with just about anything :)
ReplyDeletegood i found this veg sambal paste, easy to made, i love it!!
ReplyDeleteLooks good. Gonna give this a try!
ReplyDeleteOh this looks awesome! I'm just missing a few ingredients here.... Darn
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian, glad you find this sambal good. It can be used as a chilli base for other vegetarian dishes or Nasi Lemak. You can also add bunga kantan too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for such lovely vegetarian dishes. Shall try it out.
ReplyDeleteGalangal Chilli Sauce is a fantastic non-perishable food item that adds a burst of exotic flavor to any meal. Its unique blend of spicy and aromatic notes makes it a versatile pantry staple, perfect for enhancing soups, stir-fries, and marinades.
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