Coconut sambol recipe (pol sambol)

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  • Cuisine: Sri Lankan

Sambols are fresh or cooked relishes and this mix of chilli, Maldive fish and fresh coconut gives a mellow but chilli warm tingle for your taste buds. Eat with rice and curry.

Ingredients

1 coconut, finely grated
1 tbsp Maldive fish, finely ground
2 tsp chilli powder
2 eschallot, finely chopped
Juice of ½ lime
Salt

Preparation

Mix together the coconut, chilli powder and Maldive fish until the flesh of the coconut has become a rich orange colour.

Add the juice of half a lime, and a small sprinkle of salt. Mix and taste. Add more lime or salt depending on your individual taste.


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Comments (1)

   
17 Apr 2011 04:15 AEST
Alan
Mandurah
A Great Relish with the Chicken Curry
Don't let the smell of the Maldives fish chips put you off, a very nice relish, best with fresh coconut.
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