Resep: Sambal matah Enak dan Sederhana

Ingin membikin hidangan apa hari ini ? Anjuran menu hari ini ada Sambal matah . Sambal matah wajib dicoba untuk menu spesial keluarga di akhir pekan. Bukan cuma Sambal matah lazim, menu ini menawarkan rasa yang otentik. Penasaran dengan resepnya ? Yuk, simak resep berikut ini.

Many people do not know about or hear of Indonesia, but they sure know Bali 🙂 sambal matah is made with all raw ingredients. There are actually hundreds sambal varieties available throughout the archipelago and Sambal matah has been tremendously gaining popularity for the last few years. Sambal Matah Peteuy Api is back for limited time! Anda dapat membuat Sambal matah menggunakan 7 bahan dan 1 langkah demi langkah. Begini cara memasak Sambal matah yang benar.

Bahan-bahan Sambal matah

1. Anda perlu 15 buah untuk bawang merah.
2. Siapkan 5 btang untuk sereh.
3. Siapkan 1 btir untuk jeruk limau.
4. Anda Membutuhkan 25 untuk cabe kecil.
5. Anda Membutuhkan 1/2 sdt untuk terasi.
6. Anda Membutuhkan 150 ml untuk Minyak kelapa kurleb.
7. Anda perlu secukupnya untuk Garam n penyedap.

Sambal Matah is a famous raw sambal from the Gods island of Bali. Thera are two versions of Sambal Matah. Of the various Sambals that are found in Indonesia, a 'HOT' favorite Sambal Matah from Bali. And you can easily make Sambal Matah in your kitchen with our recipe!

Langkah-langkah Sambal matah

1. Rajang halus bawang merah,sereh dan cabe, masukkan dalam wadah tambahkan garam,penyedap n terasi aduk rata sambil diremas tambahkan perasan jeruk limau panaskan minyak, setelah benar2 panas siramkan ke bahan sambal tadi..siap deh untuk di hidangkan sama ikan bakar....hmmm mantaaabbz 😉.

Sambal Matah was one of the dishes we learned to cook and I have adapted the recipe we learned *Recipe Notes: The original sambal matah recipe that I learned to make used tiny fiery red Balinese. Sambal is an Indonesian chili sauce or paste typically made from a mixture of a variety of chili peppers with secondary ingredients such as shrimp paste, garlic, ginger, shallot, scallion, palm sugar. This sambal matah from Bali is nothing but freshness in a sambal. Its tiny but crunchy cuts to the biteful bird eye's chilies, plus the aroma of shrimp, all these creating an interesting experience to the. We had some chicken pieces we wanted to cook up last night, so I decided to experiment marinating them with the Sambal Matah.