- 1 kg (or 3) fresh milkfishes, remove gills and stomach part
- 1 tablespoon tapai yeast (read below), grounded
- 2 tablespoon salt
- 3 tablespoon tamarind water
- 10 bay leaves
- 10 cm galangal (see: opor ayam), sliced and pounded
- 2 1/2 litre water
Grounded spices:
- 14 cloves red onion
- 7 cloves garlic
- 4 cm ginger
- 4 cm turmeric
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 150 g big red chili peppers, boiled
- 10 small green chili peppers, boiled
- 8 cloves red onion, boiled
- 4 cloves garlic, boiled
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon terasi (shrimp paste), fried
Other Ingredients:
- Banana leaves for wrapping as needed
- Egg’s white or flavoured flour as needed
Method:
- Slice the stomach part of the fishes. Clean them up using water and let them dry.
- Smear the fishes with tapai yeast, salt, and tamarind water. Leave them for about 1 hour.
- Smear the fishes with grounded spices evenly.
- Put bay leaves and slices of galangal on top of the fishes.
- Wrap with banana leaves so that the fishes are easy to lift from the pressure cooker.
- Pour 1 litre water into the pressure cooker. Put a sieve on top of the cooker
- Arrange the wrapped fishes ontop of the sieve.
- Cook until the cooker hissed, 30-50 minutes depending on the type of pressure cooker you use.
- Let the cooker cool with open lid.
- Pour water again and cook until the water is no more.
- Take out the fishes and let them dry.
Method for chili sauce
- Heat vegetable oil.
- Sautee grounded spices until the sauce smells good.
- Put into plate and let it cool.
Serving:
- Smear the fishes with egg’s white or flavoured flour.
- Fry until brown.
- Serve with chili sauce.
It can be kept for 6 months - 1 year in the cool place without reducing the freshness and nutrition.
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