This is one the simplest yet a heart-warming soup dish among the Dayaks. The aroma of the smoked fish is so homey and inviting, combine with the sourish soup produced by the sour eggplant. As the older generation of Dayak did not enjoyed the privilage of having a refrigerator, this dish can be whipped up any time as the ingredient are easily available throughout the day.
Ikan Salai (Smoked Fish)
Ingredient:
1. Smoked Fish
2. Sour Eggplant (cut into 6. Seeded if preferred)
3. 2 stalk of Lemongrass
4. 1 litre Water
5. Salt for seasoning
Optional Ingredient:
1. Chicken Stock
2. 1 no. Assam Keping
3. 2 bird eye's chillies
Method:
1. Bring sour eggplant to boil in water. You may use chicken stock instead of water.
2. Once the sour eggplant slightly undercooked, add in the smoked fish and the lemongrass.
3. Add the assam keping and bird eye's chillies.
4. Once the sour eggplant's skin peel off, season the soup with salt to taste.
5. It's ready. Best served hot.
2 comments:
Yarabi sedap! Yum!
that's the only way to describe it!
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