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Barbecued baby snapper with royal Thai paste recipe
- Cuisine: Thai
Ingredients
2 small, whole baby snappers (about 1 kg each)
100 g knob shrimp paste, roasted in alfoil
Approx. one tspn (dry roasted and pounded):
Black peppercorns
Cardamon pods
Cassia bark
Caraway seeds
Star anise
6 fresh red chillies, finely chopped
1 head of garlic, crushed
6 red shallots, finely chopped
Skin and zest of kaffir lime plus 10 kaffir lime leaves, finely chopped
10 Dried chillies, finely chopped
10 Coriander roots, finely chopped
3 stalks lemongrass, finely chopped
1 stick fresh galangal (about 100g), finely chopped
Small piece fresh turmeric (about 50g), finely chopped
Dry spices approx. one tspn (dry roasted):
cumin powder
paprika
turmeric
Preparation
Blend the dry roasted and pounded ingredients with the pre-roasted shrimp paste until smooth. Add the finely chopped fresh ingredients and blend, then stir in the dry spices and moisten if necessary with a little vegetable oil.
The paste should be fairly thick and dry.
Score each fish in a criss cross fashion and rub paste firmly into flesh.
Grill for around 6-7 minutes each and serve with green papaya and water chestnut salad with a nam jim dressing and coconut rice.
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