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Home / Food Review / Kerabu Mango fr Chicken Rice Shop

Kerabu Mango fr Chicken Rice Shop

March 16, 2008 by StrawberrY Gal

Yesterday, i prepared this yesterday actually but left it in the fridge overnight cos I love it served cold. This sweet, sour and spicy dish has a strong Thai influence and the Nyonya sort of adapted it too. The main difference would be the Nyonya version is less spicy and slightly sweeter. Nevertheless it will still excite your taste buds and the coriander leaves providing the aromatic fragrant.

If you are considering having this appetizer to accompany your meal, do refrain from cooking other dishes with a similar taste like Sweet and Sour Fish. I find it goes well especially with Fried Chicken and Grilled Fish.

Ingredients
1 small Green Mango – skinned and shredded
5 ShallotsShallots
– sliced finely
10 CilipadiCilipadi
– sliced finely
1/2 CucumberCucumber
with soft centre removed – shredded
1/2 CarrotCarrot
– shredded

Seasoning Ingredients
3 tbsp Lime Juice
2 tbsp Sugar
1 tbsp Fish Sauce
1 tbsp Sesame Oil
Dash of pepper

Garnishing Ingredients
Coriander LeavesCoriander Leaves

Mint LeavesMint Leaves

Directions
1. Combine seasoning ingredients in a mixing bowl.
2. Stir in all shredded ingredients.
3. Place unto serving bowl and sprinkle garnishings.
4. Serve with any seafood curry meals, fried chicken or grilled fish.

Note: You may also use Grinded Peanuts for garnishing.

And if you lazy to make them, can get a try in Chicken Rice Shop, I tried it today is very yummy as well.. but a bit Spicy cause… too many chili paddies.

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-KerabU ManGo-

Filed Under: Food Review Tagged With: Nyonya Delights

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