Sambai Haeh BeeSambai Haeh Bee (11 December 2016)


The Sambai Haeh Bee, or dried prawns in sambal, is one of my favourite things. It can be eaten on its own, or put into paos or sandwiches. My wife's sambai haeh bee is spicy, and has lots of kaffir lime leaves, so it has a release of wonderful aromas from the chilli and kaffir lime leaves.

Sambal Heh Bee Recipe

Ingredients:
  1. Dried prawns - soak and pound
  2. Tamarind pulp - mix with water, set aside. Strain and obtain juice.
  3. Dried chili - cut and soak
  4. Lemongrass - cut
  5. Toasted belacan
  6. Shallot
  7. Garlic
  8. Sugar
  9. Salt
  10. Kaffir lime leaves - slice finely
Method:
  1. Blend the soaked chilis, lemongrass, toasted belacan, shallot and garlic until fine paste.
  2. Heat up a wok with some oil. Pour in the ground paste, and stir until 'pecah minyak'.
  3. Add in pounded dried prawns and tamarind juice, season with sugar and salt.
  4. Stir until the desired consistency.
  5. If you prefer a dry and crumbly sambal, stir over medium flame until it is quite dry.
  6. Finally add in sliced kaffir lime leaves, and mix well.
  7. Leave to cool before storing in air-tight container.

Sambai Haeh BeeSambai Haeh Bee (11 December 2016)


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