Dabu Dabu Sambal Recipe

Want a delicious and fresh chili sauce for serving seafood? Sambal dabu-dabu could be the right choice! The fresh spicy taste makes this North Sumatran chili sauce loved by all people outside the island. Best served with grilled fish. Making it is also very easy and fast.

Ingredients

Red chilies - 2 pieces
Green chilies - 2 pieces
Cayenne pepper - 30 pieces
Tomato - 1 piece
Shallots - 5 grains
Lime - 1 fruit
Salt to taste
Sugar - to taste
Hot oil - to taste
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Plans

Cut red chili, cayenne pepper, red onion into small pieces. For tomatoes, remove the seeds, cut into small cubes.
Mix all the sliced chilies, tomatoes, and shallots together. Add salt and sugar to taste, mix well.
Heat enough cooking oil then pour hot on the chili slices, tomatoes, shallots.
Add lime juice, mix well. Dabu-dabu sambal is ready to be served.

What are the dabu-dabu chili seasonings?

Here's a simple dabu-dabu chili recipe that Moms can immediately try at home as a friend to eat grilled fish or chicken. Ingredients: 4 red chilies. 5 pieces of cayenne pepper. 5 cloves of red onion. 1 tomato. 1 tsp salt. 1 tsp lime juice. 5 tbsp hot oil used for frying.

Where did the dabu-dabu sauce come from?

One of the most suitable sauces for grilled fish dishes is the dabu-dabu sauce from Manado. This sambal is well known as one of the culinary delights with a very kicking spicy taste. Sambal dabu-dabu itself is divided into four types, namely dabu-dabu lilang, shrimp paste, skipjack, and roa.

What is the difference between sambal dabu-dabu and sambal matah?

Tomatoes and citrus types that set it apart. According to Wisnu, only chili dabu-dabu uses tomatoes, while the other two don't. "Usually the oranges used (sambal dabu-dabu) are limes. For sambal matah, it's usually limes," said Wisnu.

What are dabu-dabu made of?

Because this Dabu-dabu Sambal is made from red tomatoes, red chilies, cayenne pepper, shallots, plus lime juice. It may be a bit like Sambal Matah, but this Dabu-dabu Sambal is fresher because it usually contains more water.