Minimalist Kerabu
Quick, simple kerabu.

Onions were fried on low heat to make it soft and sweet. Other stuff (except lemon) chopped up and dumped into mixing bowl. Mixed with lemon juice, fish sauce, a little sugar, salt and pepper to taste.



Quick, simple kerabu.
4 Comments:
Happy Birthday, keson! :p
Come back for real Kerabu and beef soup with sambal belacan ok?! Will be waiting :D
Soon soon...
it's Balacan Chicken Powder...
Sounds pretty easy to cook. By the way, the balacan chicken powder make it crispy? or make it aromatic?
keyin: I wan gubak sup!!!!
wallakazoo: tengkiu sir. heeheh
galaxie: both I think. It turned out crispy, tasty and aromatic!!! :)
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