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Laksa is a spicy noodle soup popular in the Peranakan cuisine of Southeast Asia.
Laksa consists of thick wheat noodles or rice vermicelli with chicken, prawn or fish, served in spicy soup based on either rich and spicy curry coconut milk or on sour asam.
Our version hails from the Malacca region in Malaysia.
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Apple Cider Vinegar, Cayenne Chilli, Onion, Olive Oil, Water, Balachan, Lemon Grass, Sugar, Sea Salt, Shrimp (dried), Candle Nut, Galangal, Coriander, Turmeric
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| Weight | 0.75 kg |
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| Dimensions | 10.5 × 9 × 14 cm |
| Heat | |
| Size | 14.1oz, 400g |
| Barcode | "0799632178187" |
| Australian % Ingredients | 73 |
Curry Leaves Whole are aromatic herbs that lend a unique, slightly citrusy flavour to South Indian curries, dals, and chutneys. When fried in oil, they release a nutty aroma, adding depth and complexity to many dishes.
This South Indian curry originates from Goa and is delicious cooked with coconut cream.
Traditionally cooked with beef but also excellent with lamb and chicken (at half strength) and accompanied with vegetable or potatoes.
This 280g jar will cook with approximately 3kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 20 servings.
Origin: India
Black cardamom is great for typically more bland dishes like lentils. It elevates lentils and rice dishes in a subtle way without being over the top. Slightly fry them to release the aromas into your dish and remove before serving. With a sharp aroma and almost menthol flavour this does well balanced with sweet and spicy additions such as cinnamon, peppercorns or chillies.
Caraway Seed (Shahi Jeera) Ground imparts a warm, earthy flavour to breads, cakes, and cheeses. With a taste similar to anise and fennel, it’s a versatile spice in European and Middle Eastern cuisines.
This is a curry with fantastic African influences. It is an unroasted, general purpose curry, excellent for vegetables, lamb, beef, chicken or fish.
What is Bunnychow?
Bunny chow is a South African fast food dish that originated in the Indian community of Durban. It consists of a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with curry. The bread used is typically a white bread loaf, and the center is scooped out to make space for the curry filling, which can be made with various ingredients such as chicken, beef or veggies.
Bunny chow has a unique history, believed to have been created by Indian immigrants in Durban who needed a convenient way to carry their lunch to work. The dish has since become a popular street food in South Africa and is enjoyed by people of all backgrounds. Bunny chow is often eaten with one’s hands, tearing off a piece of the bread to scoop up the delicious curry filling. It has evolved over time with different variations and spice levels to suit different tastes.
Also this curry can be cooked using any kind of liquid i.e. coconut milk, water, tomatoes, cream, yoghurt, sour cream etc.
Best used for cooking any kind of meat, seafood, vegetables or lentils.
This 280g jar will cook with approximately 6kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 30 servings.
A perfect fusion of four sauces: Ketchup, BBQ, Chilli and Mustard. There’s no other sauce quite like it. It’s like a barbecue in a bottle.
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Oaxaca is a mild BBQ sauce, smoky and sweet, which beautifully compliments the fresh spice of the Jalapeno chilli.
This is a medium heat Lamb Korma cooked with yoghurt, fruit and nuts. It can be cooked with lamb, beef or chicken, with vegetables and potatoes.
This 1 kg jar will cook with approximately 32kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 160 servings.
Origin: China Sweet Paprika ground spice.
Sweet paprika with its sweet and peppery flavour and no heat makes it a great garnish for salads and curried eggs. Also used regularly in seasoning and rubs for meat and chicken, a sweeter addition than smoked paprika and a more subtle flavour.
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Dishes aren’t complete unless they’ve a hearty dollop of this versatile condiment.
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This 1 kg jar will cook with approximately 40kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 200 servings.
Origin: Vietnam
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An integral part of any Indian meal, mix your pickle with rice or serve with breads alongside your favourite curry.
You could also happily snack on this with a cracker and sour cream with a glass of wine.
Made with eggplant, chilli, ginger, garlic, cumin, fenugreek and turmeric.
Care instructions:
Do NOT Refrigerate EVER. Serve with a clean dry spoon and store in the pantry after opening.
This pickle will remain in perfect condition as long as you ensure there is no contamination from food or water particles.
Never return any unfinished portions to the jar or use a serving utensil used for anything else.
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Harriet (verified owner) –
This laksa is so delicious and easy! I have sent pictures of the jar to everyone I know!
Flavour & Spice (store manager) –
haha! thats amazing, thank you SO MUCH for sharing!
Karina –
Really tasty, really good! It was a shame it only lasted me two meals.
Sarah Treble (verified owner) –
We had fresh Prawns with the Malacca Laksa soup paste, beautiful flavour and not too hot, we loved it
Flavour & Spice (store manager) –
Thanks for the feedback, very happy to hear you loved it.