Two weeks ago, I had a project to clean up my fridge. Made three kinds of food to use couple ingredients before they went bad, such as pennyworth, green chillies and bird’s eye chillies. I made Sambai On Peuga-ga (Acehnese pennyworth salad), Samba Lado Mudo (Minangese Green Chili Sambal) and Cumi Tumis Aceh (Acehnese Cooked Squids in Spicy Sauce, another version of Cumi Teutumeh, no coconut milk added). A recipe of Cumi Tumis Aceh will be posted next time.
By putting number 2 after Samba Lado Mudo, it means I made one before that you can see here. As my first samba lado mudo, I didn’t add green tomatoes, I haven’t seen those kind tomatoes for purchased in Winnipeg. Instead of green tomatoes, I added bilimbi. For those who can find tomatillos (Mexican green tomatoes) at the market, you also can substitute for those tomatoes, instead of regular green tomatoes.
Ingredients:
20 green chillies, blached
12 shallots
4 bilimbis (original recipe is supposed to add green tomatoes)
30 g teri medan (dried tiny silver anchovies)
5 tbsp oil
3 tsp fresh lime juice
salt and sugar to season
Directions:
1. In a food processor or blender, place steamed green chillies, shallots, and bilimbis. Do not process too smooth, just roughly blended.
2. In a skillet, place oil and heat it over medium-high. Fry dried anchovies until cooked. Remove the anchovies.
3. Heat the remaining oil in same skillet, stir fry the blended ingredients until wilted. Add fried anchovied, stir evenly. Add lime juice, sugar and salt, stir evenly. Remove from the heat. Ready to eat as a condiment.
20 green chilies? Can I come over with a jar for some pleaseeeeee? :DBTW, what is bilimbis? I intend to make this for myself.
sure you can come over.I sent you an email for the answer.:)
20 green chilies? Can I come over with a jar for some pleaseeeeee? đŸ˜€
BTW, what is bilimbis? I intend to make this for myself.
sure you can come over.
I sent you an email for the answer.:)
Disini aku belum nemu Belimbing wuluh Pep. Kayaknya enak juga pake belimbing ya, jadi inget dulu waktu kecil ibuku suka bikin sambel belimbing wuluh.
belum pernah coba nih Pep – duh coba deket kayaknya udah abis deh itu sambal ama gw. I love spicy!!
Iya mbak, di rumah dulu suka bikin sambal pk belimbing wuluhDwi, samaan kita doyan pedas
Disini aku belum nemu Belimbing wuluh Pep. Kayaknya enak juga pake belimbing ya, jadi inget dulu waktu kecil ibuku suka bikin sambel belimbing wuluh.
belum pernah coba nih Pep – duh coba deket kayaknya udah abis deh itu sambal ama gw. I love spicy!!
Iya mbak, di rumah dulu suka bikin sambal pk belimbing wuluh
Dwi, samaan kita doyan pedas
G'day from Australia,Those are my sort of flavours. And I also enjoy cooking to use just what's in my fridge.That is always a great challenge!
David: Good Evening from Winnipeg.Thank you for stopping byTigerfish, We eat this sometimes as a condiment, but also eat with rice đŸ™‚
G’day from Australia,
Those are my sort of flavours. And I also enjoy cooking to use just what’s in my fridge.
That is always a great challenge!
This sounds very appetizing – the mention of green chilis and tomatoes. Do you usually eat this with rice or as a dip?
David: Good Evening from Winnipeg.
Thank you for stopping by
Tigerfish, We eat this sometimes as a condiment, but also eat with rice đŸ™‚
I think I would like this with green tomatoes since I like that more than tomatillos.
I think I would like this with green tomatoes since I like that more than tomatillos.
[…] so I substituted them for bilimbi (belimbing sayur or wuluh) or tomatillos. Please do check my sambal lado mudo with bilimbi and sambal lado mudo with tomatillo recipes. In Mexico, Tomatillos are referred to as green […]