Saturday 26 December 2015

Chili Paste With Tomato

Sambol with tomato
Sambol with tomato

This is another form of sambol or sauce which can be used as a dip or bread spread. It can be served with bread, rice, Indian string hoppers, appam, thosai and idly etc.  Even though we make sambol with chili powder or paprika powder it is not hot because the coconut takes away the heat from the chili powder. This is meant to be spicy hot but you can make it by reducing the chilies used.


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                                 Chili Paste With Tomato

Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 15  minutes
Serves: 4
Sambol with tomato
Chili paste with tomato


1.Soak 12 grams (12) dry red chilies in hot water for ten minutes in a covered bowl.



2. Grind the chili in a liquidizer using some of the soaked water.



3. Now add 250 grams (2 large) onions coarsely chopped125 grams (1 large) ripe tomato coarsely chopped slices, 10 grams of tamarind juice without its seeds, 2.5 grams (½) teaspoon salt  and grind to a smooth paste. It will be slightly watery.
Ingredients


4. Pour into a container



5. Heat 27.2 grams (2 tablespoon) Sesame oil. You can use any vegetable oil in a frying pan and add 1 tea spoon mustard seeds and wait it it splutters add the ground paste and fry it  in slow fire for about 5 minutes. This process will evaporate some water and also cook the chili to make it milder.

6. Cool and store in a refrigerator. it will keep for two weeks.
                            
Chili Paste With Tomato is ready.
                                  
               Recipe follows in detail with pictures.


Preparation Time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 15  minutes
Serves: 4

Ingredients for Chili Paste With Tomato
Ingredients for Chili Paste With Tomato

Ingredients
Main
12 grams (12) dry red chilies
250 grams (2 large) onions coarsely chopped
125 grams (1 large) ripe tomato coarsely chopped
Others
2.5 grams (½) teaspoon salt
10 grams of tamarind juice
1 tea spoon mustard seeds
27.2 grams (2 tablespoon) Sesame oil. You can use any vegetable oil.

Curry leaf, tomato and onion
Curry leaf, tomato and onion

Preparation
Soak the dry red chilies in hot water for ten minutes in a covered bowl.
Dry chili soaking in hot water
Dry chili soaking in hot water

Method
Add the chilies to a liquidizer or a food processor and grind it with some of the soaked water till it becomes smooth.
Grinding chili
Grinding chili
Now add onions, tomato slices tamarind juice without its seeds, salt  and grind to a smooth paste. It will be slightly watery.
Grinding other ingredients
Grinding other ingredients

Pour into a container

Ground ingredients from grinder, before cooking
Ground ingredients from grinder, before cooking



Heat the oil in a frying pan and add the mustard seeds and wait it it splutters add the ground paste and fry it  in slow fire for about 5 minutes. This process will evaporate some water and also cook the chili to make it milder.


Final Cooking
Evaporating
 It will look like a paste.If you cannot resist smell cover your nose and mouth  using a handkerchief. Now take off the heat.


Final cooking
Final cooking

Cool and store the cooked paste in an air tight glass bottle and refrigerate. It will keep up to 2 weeks.



Sambol with tomato
Sambol with tomato

You can use this sauce as a hot dip or bread spread. You will need to apply only a very light coating. You can also apply a generous coating of butter, sliced cheese or cream cheese. You will get a very tasty sandwich.

You can make a coconut sambol by mixing a tablespoon of this paste to 1/2 a cup of shredded coconut to make a delicious coconut sambol.

This chili paste can be stored in the refrigerator for about a week and more in the freezer. You cannot store the paste in a glass container if you want to keep it in the freezer. You will have to choose an appropriate container. I prefer to store in a glass container because it is very much easier take it out and use frequently.


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