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Asam Laksa (Spicy and Tangy Fish Broth with Rice Noodles) instructions. Remove the fishes and let it cool. Once cooled, separate the fish meat from the bones.
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To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have asam laksa (spicy and tangy fish broth with rice noodles) using 23 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Asam Laksa (Spicy and Tangy Fish Broth with Rice Noodles):
- Prepare 450 g Mackerel (guts and gills removed)
- Make ready 1 litre Water
- Get 500 g Rice Noodles
- Take aromatics;
- Make ready 3 sticks Ginger Flower (halved
- Prepare 2 sticks Lemongrass (bruised)
- Make ready 12 Sprigs Vietnamese Mint
- Get 1 cup Tamarind Juice
- Make ready 3 pc Tamarind Slices
- Take Blended Paste (blend well);
- Get 20 g Dried Chilli (rehydrate, deseed)
- Take 40 g Shallots
- Take 20 g Galangal
- Take 10 g Turmeric
- Get 25 g Fermented Shrimp Paste (belacan)
- Make ready as needed Salt
- Prepare Toppings;
- Make ready 1 pc Cucumber (cut into thin match sticks)
- Make ready 3 pc Red Chilli (sliced thinly)
- Get 1 pc Red Onion (sliced thinly)
- Prepare 1 stalk Ginger Flower (sliced thinly)
- Prepare as needed Calamansi Lime (halved)
- Get as needed Mint Leaves
For me, slurping on some thick rice noodles glistening with rich, tangy fish broth sounds just about heavenly right now. Add half of the flaked fish into the broth. Season the broth with sea salt. Bring it to a boil and the broth is done.
Steps to make Asam Laksa (Spicy and Tangy Fish Broth with Rice Noodles):
- STOCK; Boil the entire mackerel in 1 litre of water for 10 minutes. Remove the fishes and let it cool. Once cooled, separate the fish meat from the bones. Flake the meat and set aside. Continue to boil the flesh for another 30 minutes. After that, strain the stock and discard the bones.
- BROTH; Heat the stock and add the blended paste, 2 lemongrass, 2 ginger flower, 8 sprigs vietnamese mint, tamarind juice and tamarind slice. Cover and let it simmer for 30 minutes. After that, discard the the aromatics and add the fish meat, season with salt.
- OPTIONAL; techincally the broth is done, but I prefer to blend the broth to give it a better texture and body. Entirely optional.
- ASSEMBLY; In a soup plate, place 100g of Rice noodles and pour in the broth. Top it with 20 g of Red Chilli, 20 g of Ginger Flower, 20 g of Red Onion, 1 Calamansi Lime, a few mint leaves and 40 g of cucumber. Optionally, you can also add pineapples and Hae Ko (shrimp paste).
To serve, simply put the rice noodles in a bowl and ladle the boiling soup onto the noodles. Topped with fish flakes, cucumber, pineapple, lettuce, red chillies, bunga kantan, mint leave and shrimp paste. The rice noodle in hot and tangy fish broth is comfort food to me like what shepherd's pie is to the English. Asam Laksa uses a lot of tamarind, both tamarind paste and tamarind peel, hence its name (asam is tamarind in Malay). The thing is, I've been craving for Asam Laksa, missing the flavourful, tangy and spicy fish broth with smooth & chewy rice noodles as well as the different textures/colours toppings for the laksa.
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