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Cockle Kerabu (Kerabu Kerang)

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Kerabu is something like a moist salad with all its ingredients tossed in together and then served. This one calls for cockle meat to entice you with the taste of the sea. However, cockle is an acquired taste but once acquired with the help of this Kerabu mixture, you will certainly be sold.
 
 

 

Prep Time: 15 minutes Cook Time: 5 minutes Serving: 4 person

 

Ingredients:

200g fresh cockle meat (kerang), boiled
1tbsp roasted grated skinned coconut
100ml coconut cream
300g bean sprouts
3 bird’s eye chillies (cili padi)
1 lime, juice extracted
salt to taste

Ingredients to be ground

3 red chillies
5 shallots
2tbsp fried dried anchovies
 

Direction:

  1. Combine ground ingredients, boiled cockle meat, roasted grated coconut and coconut cream in a bowl. Mix well
  2. Add bean sprouts, bird’s eye chilies and mix well before adding lime juice. Season with salt to taste – ensure that the taste is rich and sour.

Tips & Tricks:

Add bird's eye chillies for an extra spicy kerabu. Ground the chillies with the other grounded ingredients.
 

 

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