Continuing our Lenten foray through fish cookery in Asia …
Singapore, Asam Fish (in tamarind sauce)Pepes Ikan Bumbu Merah/Steamed Whole Fish with Red SauceLaos, fermented fish sauceKorea, sea creaturesKorea, Fish Head Hot PotKorea, Grilled FishKorea, Raw Flounder Sashimi StylePhilippines, Cooking FishPhilippines, Fish with Vegetables
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Fish sauce generally contains just the juices of salted fish, drained off. You might be thinking of fish paste, which does contain rice bran (think padek).
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Do you have any idea if Laos fish sauce contains only fish and salt or spices and carbohydrates (cracked rice?)are added too?
Fish sauce generally contains just the juices of salted fish, drained off. You might be thinking of fish paste, which does contain rice bran (think padek).
Do you have any idea if Laos fish sauce contains only fish and salt or spices and carbohydrates (cracked rice?)are added too?