Ingredients (look at the picture below for the quantity to make 2 bottles):
-toasted peanuts (crushed)/ just buy the cooked peanuts from the packet and crush it
- dried chilli (soaked in water first)
- normal big red chilli
- shallots
- normal ginger
- yellow ginger (tumeric)
- blue ginger (galangal)
- lemon grass (thinly sliced)
- garlic
- cucumber
- carrots
- cabbage (1/2 only)
- toasted white sesame seeds
- candle nuts (about 3-4) *not in picture
- one whole pineapple
- one bottle of white vinegar
- sugar
- salt
1) Start slicing up the vegetables. Cut it length wise in strips. Not too thin as you would like some crunch in the veggies when you eat. Remove the seeds in the cucumber. Keep the skin of the cucumber.
2) After slicing the cucumbers, carrots and cabbage, season it with a handful of salt and toss with your hands.
3) Then leave your veggies in the strainer, cover it with a cloth for an hour
4) Slice up your pineapple and big chillis
6) Start preparing your chilli paste by blending the ingredients found in the clear plastic plate in the first picture.
- lemon grass
- big chilli
- ginger
- yellow ginger (tumeric)
- blue ginger (galangal)
- garlic
- shallots
- belachan (slightly cooked already in oven)
- a bit of water
7) Fry the blended ingredients with a little oil in pan
Fry till you see the colour become slightly darker and the fragrance of the chilli is strong
After adding sugar |
After adding vinegar and water |
10) Next, you take the rested veggies and squeeze dry all of them part by part, using a clean cloth.
11) Set up a pot of boiling water (400 ml of water), 150 ml of vinegar, 1 TB of sugar, 1 tsp of salt. Then, put the "squeeze-dried" veggies into the pot for only about 8 seconds. Then off the fire and drain the water from veggies with a strainer.
12) Then let the veggies cool down for 10 mins before putting the veggies into the pan with chill paste to mix
13) Throw in the cut pineapple and chilli in
14) Finally put in the chopped peanuts and white sesame seeds in as well
15) Mix it evenly and taste it! (*Tasting along the way is very important so that you can adjust the ingredients according to your liking)
16) Finally, just transfer to glass containers for storage in the fridge. You can eat this with chicken rice, for dinner, or just munch it as a snack when you are hungry!
Enjoy!
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