(Serves 6)
300 grams of mint leaves
1 green chilli
Sugar to taste
Salt and pepper to taste
1) Wash and remove mint leaves from the stem.
2) Wash and cut the green chilli into two; remove the seeds.
3) Place the mint leaves, green chilli, salt, sugar and pepper in a mixer. Add a little water to get a smooth liquid.
Personal Tips
I serve this sauce with meat cutlets, lamb chops or vegetable samosas. Depending on much you lke chilli, you can increase (!)e or decrease the quantity.
Index
accompaniments
(6)
Achar timon
(1)
assam
(1)
assam pedas
(1)
Banana leaf
(1)
Bean curd
(1)
beef
(2)
beef curry
(1)
Beef rendang
(1)
belacan
(1)
black ink
(1)
black pepper
(1)
Black pepper crab
(1)
butter
(1)
carrot and cucumber salad
(1)
chicken
(2)
chicken curry
(1)
Chicken rice
(4)
chillies
(1)
coconut
(2)
coconut milk
(2)
coriander
(1)
cucumber and yogurt raita
(1)
curry au boeuf
(1)
curry au poulet
(1)
Curry d'agneau
(1)
eggs
(2)
Fish
(2)
galangal
(2)
kangkong
(1)
lemongrass
(2)
Mackerel
(1)
meat
(2)
meat cutlets
(1)
meatballs
(1)
Message de bienvenue / Welcome Message
(1)
Mint
(1)
mutton curry
(1)
noodles
(1)
oyster sauce
(1)
Potatoes
(1)
prawns
(2)
Raita
(1)
Rice
(1)
Rouleaux de printemps singapouriens - Singaporean Springrolls "Poh Piah"
(1)
salade de concombre et carottes
(1)
samosas
(1)
Satay
(1)
sauce
(2)
seafood
(2)
Singapore chicken rice
(1)
squid
(1)
squids
(1)
stir fried
(1)
tamarind
(1)
tandoori
(1)
tomatoes
(1)
Vegetables
(2)
Vegetables; coconut
(1)
vegetarian
(2)
water convulvus
(1)
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