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-Heat a frying pan with enough oil then roast the ebi until fragrant then set aside
-In the same pan, stir-fry the garlic until fragrant, then add the dried petals, stir-fry for a while then add the ebi, mix well then add the spices, stir until cooked.
Topping Material
Chopped Chilli and Sliced Onions
Sauce Sauce Ingredients
4 sticks of red curly chili
5 pieces of red bird's eye
2 cloves of garlic
300 ml of water
2 songkit oranges/vinegar
How to make
-Blender all ingredients except orange/vinegar
-boil for about 15-20 minutes then add the spices, mix well then adjust the taste
-Give orange juice/vinegar, mix well
-Prepare a non-stick pan, pour in the flour and all the spices, mix well
-Pour water and oil and mix well until there are no lumps
-With medium heat, cook the dough while stirring until it is hot and the bottom has formed a little dough then turn off the heat, stir well (don't overcook)
- Enter the taro, mix well, then correct the taste
-Prepare a baking sheet then brush with cooking oil then pour the mixture into the pan (I used a 16X16 cm UK baking dish)
Heat the steamer then steam for 45-1 hours or until cooked then cool & cut into 2
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