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Gang Leung Noi Mai Dong (Hot yellow Seer fish curry with pickled bamboo shoots)

Zone South

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Gang Leung Noi Mai Dong (Hot yellow Seer fish curry with pickled bamboo shoots)

Background

Hot yellow Seer fish curry is made from fresh turmeric, chili paste and Seer fish, and tastes spicy, salty, sour and a bit of sweet. The dish is a household southern food, and available nearly everywhere.

 

Nutrition facts

The dish contains vitamin C and Bioflavonoids. Having the dish prevents a constipation, relives a cold and reduces a risk of cancer.

 

Ingredients

  • ½ cup chili paste
  • 1 cup pickled bamboo shoots
  • 300 grams Seer fish, cut into four pieces
  • 100 grams pineapple, sliced
  • 2 tbsp. fish sauce
  • 2 tbsp. tamarind juice

 

Chili paste ingredients: 20 chilies, 1 inch long turmeric, 7 garlic cloves, 1 tbsp. shrimp paste and 1 tsp. salty. Put all of ingredients in a mortar and keep pounding until everything is well-blended.

 

 

Zone Northern

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Zone Northern

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Zone Northern

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