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Assam Laksa
This is a sour, sweet and spicy based noodle soup/broth. The standard type of noodle for this recipe is the thick rice version but I really prefer just to use the mee hoon noodles. It doesn't really matter which type you use as the soup is the main factor to add flavour into this recipe. Sardines or mackerel would be the best as the choice of fish to make the soup. Also, the finish product need to be served with the "otak-otak" or shrimp paste which eventually you mix in before eating. Have a look at one here. Ingredients: 8 medium size sardine fish Laksa noodles (as needed or any other choice of noodles) 3 asam keping/dried tamarind pieces 3 stalks of daun kesum/Vietnamese mint or laksa mint (pluck the leaves out) 3 tbsp oil salt to taste Spices To Blend 10-15 dried red chillies 1 lemongrass 4 shallots 1/2 inch roasted belacan/shrimp paste For Garnishing/Topping 1 red onion (sliced) 1 bunga kantan/ginger bud 2 red chillies 1/4 cucumber 2 stalks mint leaves Otak-otak/ready-made shrimp paste All ingredients to be sliced thinly except for the mint, just pluck the leaves out. Method: Boil the fishes in 1 litre of water until cooked. Remove and let it cool down.Pull out all the fish flesh carefully without any bones.Add back all the flesh/pieces into the pot again. Include in the blended spices, tamarind pieces, salt and the daun kesum and let it simmer over low heat until a boiling point. To Serve In a bowl, add the needed amount of noodles and all the garnishing/topping ingredients as well as 1/2 tbsp or 1 tsbp otak-otak. Serve immediately while the soup is still hot.related searches : Assam
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