Sotong Sambal - Dried cuttlefish with Rich Sambal Sauce refers to dried cuttlefish that has been treated with alkaline ash ("abu chang"). This process gives the cuttlefish a firmer texture and a slightly translucent appearance.
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R**n I**1
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Received well and delivery was very fast. Items received in a cool pouch.
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s**6
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Received in good.. Tq 👍😊🌹
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G**z
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It’s not the dried cuttlefish (sotong kering) that I expected, it’s the canned cuttlefish or sotong dalam tin type.
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Sambal sotong is a popular dish in Southeast Asian cuisine that is made with dried cuttlefish (sotong) cooked in a rich, flavorful sambal sauce. The sambal is typically made from chili peppers, garlic, shallots, belacan (shrimp paste), and tamarind, giving it a balance of heat, umami, and tanginess. Some variations may include tomatoes, coconut milk, or sugar to enhance the flavors.
The sambal sauce is rich and flavorful, providing a balance of heat, umami, and tanginess that complements the sotong. The sotong is a unique ingredient that adds a rich texture to the dish, making it a standout ingredient in Southeast Asian cuisine. The balance of heat, umami, and tanginess in the sambal is achieved through the use of chili peppers, garlic, shallots, belacan (shrimp paste), and tamarind.
Sambal sotong is often served with steamed rice or nasi lemak, making it a popular dish in Southeast Asian cuisine. The dish is a great way to showcase the flavors of Southeast Asia, with its unique ingredients and balance of heat, umami, and tanginess. Whether you prefer a spicy or mild sambal, Sambal sotong is a dish that is sure to satisfy your taste buds.