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| Homemade pickled green chilies served with seafood hor fun aka rice noodle. |
Pickled Green Chili is a popular condiment and it goes well with Asian dishes especially noodles - Hakka Noodles , Stir Fry Seafood Hor Fun aka rice noodles, Char Kuey Teow in dark soy sauce, dry Wonton noodles and many more.
In most of the Cantonese restaurants in Singapore and Malaysia, you will find pickled green chili served in a small glass container on the dining table together with soy sauce, vinegar, chili powder, pepper etc.
Making it at home is cheap, more hygienic and fresh. Keep it in an air tight container and store in the refrigerator, enjoy it anytime of the day....it's even taste good in salad and sandwiches! ;)
Ingredients: ??
190g Green Chili ??? 190?
240ml White Vinegar ??? 240?
185g Sugar ??? 185?
2 tsp Salt ? 2??
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Method: ??
1. Combine vinegar, sugar and salt in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and simmer until the sugar and salt are fully dissolved. Remove from heat and let it cool.
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2. Meanwhile, wash the green chilies, soak in a bowl of clean water for 10 second. Discard the water.
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3. Cut green chili into 3mm slices.
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4. Pour in hot boiling water and let it soak for 15 second.
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5. Drain and discard the water. Let it cool on a strainer.
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6. Transfer the green chili in to a clean/ sterilised glass container. Pour in the liquid mixture, cover and store in the refrigerator. It's ready on the next day.
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| By Apple Siew |
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| By Corina Leong |
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