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On 4/5/2013 3:48 AM, sf wrote:
> Not as hard as a block. Think about the consistency of tomato paste. > That's what I used to be able to buy. The flavor was absolutely > fantastic, and not anything like Sambal/Sriracha... so much better, > lots of heat but complex and well rounded. Sriracha/Sambal is a > complete disappointment and a weak representation of what I am trying > to find. > I was at a curry house once and there was a bottle of dark reddish brown paste marked "hot! hot!" on the counter. It was pretty hot and it had a dry, smokey, heat that built up slowly. I thought it was great! The woman at the counter said that the cook made it but he wasn't around when I asked about it. It was thick and sludgy with a large amount of cumin and probably some sesame oil. I'll probably never have that again. Too bad. |
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On Fri, 05 Apr 2013 12:35:28 -1000, dsi1
> wrote: > > The woman at the counter said that the cook made it but he wasn't around > when I asked about it. It was thick and sludgy with a large amount of > cumin and probably some sesame oil. I'll probably never have that again. > Too bad. Yes, that's what I want - minus the cumin and sesame oil. -- Food is an important part of a balanced diet. |
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