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Sambal Ulek

 
This spicy Indonesian relish can be made ahead of time and kept in a sterilized container in the fridge. Traditionally, you should use the chillie seeds but if you want something less fiery you can discard the seeds. You can also substitute a whiz in a blender for the more energetic pounding in a mortar.
 

20 red chillies (seeds in or out)
2 tsp rock salt
dash of white vinegar

 

  • Rinse the chillies under riunning water, cut off the ends and chop into small pieces
  • Put chillies and sea salt into a mortar and grind to a paste.
  • If the mixture is too thick add a dash of vinegar and grind again until you have a smooth paste.
  • Spoon the mixture into a clean container, seal and store in the fridge for up to one month.

Sambal-Ulek can be used to add flavour to meat or as a spicy condiment that will complement all your Asian dishes.


 

 

 

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