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Fresh herbs | Dried spices | Others | Chinese herbs
Other Common Ingredients
Other then those listed below, other common include sea salt,
fish sauce, light soya sauce, dark soya sauce, sweet soya sauce, sesame oil,
vinegar and rice wine. more about seasoning
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Coconut Milk/Shreds
........................................................... Coconut milk is made from squeezing freshly grated coconut shreds obtained from matured coconuts. |
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Palm Sugar (Gula Malacca/Java)
........................................................... Good quality palm sugar is made from the sap of the coconut flower. It is not as sweet as usual sugar and has a wonderful fragrant. |
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Dried Shrimps
........................................................... Avoid overly red ones as they are dyed. Good dried shrimps has a present smell and does not contain shells. |
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Small sour lime (limau kesturi)
........................................................... Local small lime has a very sharp strong flavour, maybe replaced by other limes. |
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Tamarind Pulp
........................................................... Various types of tamarind extracts are available, however freshly made juice from fresh pulp is preferred. |
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Roasted Peanuts
........................................................... Simply dry toast peanuts in any pan stirring constantly till cooked, cool before use. |
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Ginger
........................................................... One of the key ingredients in Chinese kitchen, the skin need not be peeled. |
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Blacan (Shrimp Paste)
........................................................................... One of the special ingredients that give Southeast Asian cuisine its very special flavour. Toast over fire to release its special aroma before use. |
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