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Pennywort salad with soybean paste recipe

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  • Cuisine: Burmese

Ingredients

1 bunch Pennywort leaves
Saw leaves (or coriander)
2 Garlic clove
1 Red onion, sliced
1 large tomatoes
3 birdseye chillies
3 heaped tsp fermented soybean paste (Nawhpu paste)
1 tsp salt
1 lemon or lime

Preparation

Rinse pennywort leaves and saw leaves thoroughly with water and chop. And place in serving bowl.

Slice onion finley and rinse in bowl of cold water. Slice tomatoes into fine pieces  and chop chillies and crush the garlic.  Add the drained onion, tomatoes, chillies and garlic to the herbs.  Then add the soybean paste and salt.

Mix altogether with your hand.  Squeeze enough lemon or lime juice to taste and mix thoroughly.

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