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MUSC Sambal Belacan Paste 100g

$5.40

When fresh chilli peppers are pounded together with shrimp paste (belacan), you get the base of Sambal Belacan, and it is an indispensable chilli condiment in Malaysian cuisine. The product differentiation between MUSC Sambal Belacan and the other sambal is on the taste profile where MUSC Sambal Belacan uses more belacan over chilli. This difference gives MUSC Sambal Belacan a richer aroma of the shrimp paste.

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Ingredients:
Belacan, Shrimp, Chilli, Sugar, Salt, Cooking Oil.

Cooking Instructions:
1. Use direct from pack as a dip.
2. Use for frying vegetables such as kangkong and bilin.
3. Use for grilling fish.

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