The other day Mamarazzi bought some Petai. But then...Oh No...how to make Sambal Petai ah?
Normally, Mamarazzi would just buy the Sambal Sotong from the Nasi Lemak stall in the morning and add the Petai.
But since it's Puasa time, the usual Nasi Lemak Stall not open.
You ask Mamarazzi to stir-fry or steam, no problem lah. But when comes to "goreng" and making "sambal" ...ishhhh....How ah?
Then she came out with this "bright idea". Add the Petai into the "Spicy Dace Fish".
Jeng~jeng~jeng~... and one of Mamarazzi's first victim is....not me. It was Mommy Ling. So far so good. Mommy Ling have survived.
Taste? Not spicy enough. No "umph". Petai and Spicy Dace Fish doesn't blend that well.
Then what to do? Haiz..trial and error lo...Finally Mamarazzi managed to make some dried sambal belacan.
Hmmm....this round look nice.
HAHAHAH!! Creative-nyer :D
ReplyDeleteno way that i will touch this dishes... Petai... No no for TZ
ReplyDeleteerm....not really a fan of petai...maybe haven't found someone who really knows how to cook it kot. =p
ReplyDeleteHi SK, don't fool around with this if going to a formal gathering, or fly in plane, or go friend's house, ha ha.
ReplyDeleteUsed to fly MAS old days from East Coast and the air hostesses have to spray air freshener in the toilets, ha ha.
Once had a party here, and someone went to bathroom, later came out and laughed, "okay, who ate petai today"? Ha ha.
Have a nice day, Lee.
LOL!!! hehehe. sambal is my favourite but i dunno how to cook also.luckily mmy boyfriend is a chef can cook for me . heheheeh
ReplyDeletesambal petai is still the best.. the other saturday i took.. yet to post it up.. hmmmm... yummy!
ReplyDeletegood idea! will try that.
ReplyDeleteyearrr, i don't like that!! smell so weird leh, no wonder it's call "smelly nuts"~~ :D
ReplyDeletei like petai soft. i think most times it's eaten hard. don't know cook longer can or not.
ReplyDeleteAngel Bear
ReplyDeleteSambat petai with sotong or prawn real nice punya :D
TZ
ReplyDeleteYum yum wor...
Agnes
ReplyDeleteKepunan punya pasal lo
Uncle Lee
ReplyDeleteWakakaka...and same goes for Durians :p
Goldflower86
ReplyDeletewa...you so lucky :)
Claire
ReplyDeleteIsh...sure mamarazzi will be drooling when you post it up
Tuti
ReplyDeleteya you can cook it longer and it will become soft
SK
ReplyDeleteeee....smell so nice leh.....
Wenn
ReplyDeleteDoesn't taste that good :(
Why not with canned sambal udang or ikan bilis or sotong? Anyway, I don't really like the smell of the canned stuff...
ReplyDeleteWAH!!! Another creative dish!! LOL!
ReplyDeleteAnyway i don't like petai, we cook quite often at home, but i always skip not eating that.
Muahahahahahahaha @ [SK]'s smelly nuts!!! That brings a whole different picture to mind! ROTFLMAO!!!
ReplyDeleteSTP
ReplyDeleteCoz dont have the sotong nor prawns lo :(
Cikgu....
ReplyDeletehow can you laugh like that....what were you thinking of ah..kekekeke...sound so evil one
Annie
ReplyDeleteHave to make do as Mamarazzi dont know how to make good sambal
Smallkucing, ur mamarazzi's sambal looks too dry. Didn't add asam jawa juice?
ReplyDeleteAnd... smallkucing ah... u better stay away from Cikgu... tsk tsk tsk... he taught auntie dirty word worr... 'smelly nuts' LOLOLOL! Tsk tsk tsk. Cikgu nottie!
ReplyDeleteSambal Petai~!!!! My fav~
ReplyDeletePractice makes perfect. ;)
ReplyDeleteMummy Gwen
ReplyDeleteHope so kekekeke
uLi
ReplyDeleteBut cant eat much oh...else heaty :(
Auntie Cleff
ReplyDeleteMamarazzi put asam jawa water ah....
yoooor. i love petai siot
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