Sambal sauce
Vegetarian Sambal Recipe (素叁峇(辣椒酱)食谱) - Guai Shu Shu
INTRODUCTION It is not my intention to promote vegetarian recipe but after due consideration, I have decided to share this unusual niche recipe in the blog. I have two objectives that I hoped to achieve are: To help those vegetarian readers who have difficulty to find such a recipe in the internet. In fact, a […]
Grandma's Dried Shrimp Sambal - Messy Witchen
Dried shrimp sambal or heé bee sambal (or heé bee hiam) in Hokkien is a spicy condiment that is loved by everyone (for those who know the existence of this dish. I can bet about that!). Grandma used to make dried shrimp sambal for us when we were young. But not anymore as cooking time is tedious and slow. An old lady cannot stand doing that. But when her granddaughter requested her to teach the recipe, she said YES! immediately. According to grandma it was her mom who taught her to make…
Sambal chilli and hae bee hiam
Sambal chilli and hae bee hiam (Dried prawn sambal Everytime I go back to Singapore, I will get my mum to buy me a few packets of this chilli which I will then freeze and when I run out of my sambal chilli, I will make. Not very difficult to do and you can use this chilli for all sorts of things, eg, nasi lemak chilli, mee siam chilli - you get my drift! Ingredients: 1 packet of chilli paste a couple of shallots Method: 1. Slice shallots finely. Heat oil in pan and when hot fry shallots…
Water spinach
Sambal Kangkong (Water Spinach in Chilli Paste)
The key to good stir-fried kangkong is a very hot wok. If too much is cooked in one go, the wok wouldn't be hot enough. Hence, this recipe is for 250 g kangkong, which is only 150 g or so after trimming the roots. That's enough for 2 portions. If you need to make more, I suggest stir-frying the sambal in one go, then the kangkong in batches.
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Sambal Kangkong (Water Spinach in Chilli Paste)
The key to good stir-fried kangkong is a very hot wok. If too much is cooked in one go, the wok wouldn't be hot enough. Hence, this recipe is for 250 g kangkong, which is only 150 g or so after trimming the roots. That's enough for 2 portions. If you need to make more, I suggest stir-frying the sambal in one go, then the kangkong in batches.
Vegetarian Sambal Recipe (素叁峇(辣椒酱)食谱) - Guai Shu Shu
INTRODUCTION It is not my intention to promote vegetarian recipe but after due consideration, I have decided to share this unusual niche recipe in the blog. I have two objectives that I hoped to achieve are: To help those vegetarian readers who have difficulty to find such a recipe in the internet. In fact, a […]