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Roasted small dried fish salad (Nga-ni-tu krout thoe)


Ingredients

  1. 150 g small dried fish
  2. 5 to 6 green chillies
  3. 1 peeled shallot and 1 inch of ginger
  4. 1 green lime
  5. salt and chicken stock

                     
How to do?
  1. Roast the dried fishes in a pan until it gets crispy.
  2. Use Motor and Pestle to pound green chillies, shallot and ginger into a coarse paste.
  3. Cut lime into slices.
  4. Mix roasted dried fishes and paste in a plate.
  5. Add salt and chicken stock to taste
  6. Squeeze 1 or 2 slices of lime.
Ok! Roasted dried fish salad is ready for you!

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Fish curry with basil leaves

Ingredients


-          1 turbot fish or ray fish  or 7 – 9 lady fishes
(I used lady fishes)
-          13-15 red dried chillies
-          2 garlic cloves and 1 medium onion
-          ½ inch of ginger
-          1/5 teaspoon of shrimp paste
-          1/5 teaspoon of turmeric powder
-          A lump of tamarind (soak in water)
-          1/3 cup of fresh basil leaves
-          Salt and chicken stock to taste

How to do?
1.     Gut and clean the fish.
2.     If necessary, cut it into serving sizes pieces
3.     Use a mortar and pestle to pound chillies, garlic cloves, onion and ginger into a paste.
4.     Pour ¾ cup of water into a saucepan.
5.     Add Chilli paste and turmeric powder.
6.     Cook and stir till raw smell is gone.
7.     Add the fishes and squeeze the soaked tamarind.
8.     Add salt and chicken stock to taste.
9.     When fishes are cooked well, sprinkle basil leaves over the fishes.

Ready to serve!

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Rakhine Papaya Salad (Pa Dar Kar Thee Thoue)

Ingredients

-  1 green Papaya

          -  7 to 9 dry red chillies or green chillies

          -  1/3 teaspoon of shrimp paste

          -  4 garlic cloves

          -  ½ teaspoon of black pepper

          -  A lump of tamarind (soak in water)

          -  Salt and chicken stock to taste



How to do?

  1. Peel the papaya and remove the seeds.
  2. Smack and cut the papaya.
  3. Use a mortar and pestle to pound chillies, garlic cloves, shrimp paste and black pepper into a coarse paste.
  4.  Put the papaya, the pounded pasted,  salt and chicken stock in a bowl.
  5. Squeeze the soaked tamarind to release all the pulp.
  6. Mix all together
  7. Adjust tamarind pulp, salt and chicken stock to taste.

K.. ready to get sweaty? J

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