foto: YouTube/sobat dapur
Brilio.net - Potato fried chili sauce is often present at special moments, one of which is for breaking the fast together, Eid, Christmas, birthdays, and so on. Fried potato chili sauce is also often made using additional ingredients such as liver, gizzards, petai, and many more to make it more delicious.
However, like other wet side dishes in general, fried potato chili sauce is also known to be less durable. This dish usually only lasts 1 to 2 days, so it must be finished quickly before it turns stale. Well, with certain cooking tricks, fried potato chili sauce can last longer, you know.
One of the tricks was shared by netizens on the kitchen friend's YouTube account. After investigating, this fried potato chili sauce can last for 4 days. In fact, this potato fried chili sauce is still made using additional coconut milk, you know.
"We want this potato chili sauce for Eid to last for up to 3 or 4 days, that's why we fry it until it's dry," he said, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube, kitchen friends, Monday (8/4).
How to make fried potato chili sauce that lasts for days.
So, before making fried potato chili sauce, the potato pieces must first be fried in hot oil. Make sure the potatoes are completely dry after frying. This is the key trick to cooking chili fried potatoes so they don't go stale for up to 4 days. On the other hand, other fillings such as liver, gizzards, shrimp and others are also fried until dry.
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Next, prepare the ground spices. So, before mashing, all the ground spices such as chilies, onions and tomatoes must also be fried until wilted. This technique is very helpful in making the smoothing process easier later. Apart from that, the ground spices that are fried first also help the fried potato chili sauce to last longer, you know.
photo: YouTube/kitchen buddies
Then, blender or grind the fried ground spices until smooth. Then saute until fragrant and the oil breaks down. If the ground spices are completely cooked and the oil has broken down, then add the coconut milk and other spices according to taste. Stir and adjust the taste first.
If so, immediately add all the fried potato chili sauce. The owner of the YouTube account, Buddy Dapur, this time not only used potatoes, but also liver, gizzards, shrimp and petai. Stir well and stir-fry until the spices are completely absorbed into the fried potato chili sauce filling. Finally, the fried potato chili sauce is ready to be served.
photo: YouTube/kitchen buddies
Guaranteed, this cooking trick will make the fried potato chili sauce not easily spoil for up to 4 days. How about it, the trick is really easy, isn't it? Taking a peek at the kitchen friend's YouTube upload which has been watched 32 thousand times, quite a few netizens have left enthusiastic comments, you know.
"But you can't eat wet shrimp for up to 4 days. If you cook them straight away, eat them straight away the rules for seafood are unless they are very dry fried," added YouTube @zeppegalway1753.
"Is there a difference in taste between fried and non-fried spices (before mashing) when they are cooked? Or is the difference just that they don't go stale as quickly, bro?" asked YouTube @zhumiezain and received a reply from the video owner, "The difference is that it smells better when fried."
Potatoes that are stored carelessly can be at risk of rotting or sprouting. Here's how to store potatoes so they last longer.
1. Proper storage place.
Store potatoes in a dark, cool, dry place. The ideal temperature for storing potatoes is around 7-10C. Keep away from direct sunlight because light can accelerate the growth of shoots on potatoes.
2. Avoid places that are too cold.
Although potatoes require cool temperatures, do not store them in a regular refrigerator because too low a temperature can cause the potatoes to become sweet or change their texture.
3. Don't wash the potatoes first.
Washing potatoes before storage can cause them to rot quickly. If potatoes are dirty, clean them only before cooking.
4. Store in a paper sack or container with holes.
Potatoes need good air circulation to avoid excessive humidity. Store potatoes in a paper sack or container with holes to allow air to circulate.
5. Separate from other fruits and vegetables.
Fruits and vegetables can speed up the ripening or spoilage of potatoes. Store potatoes separately from other fruits and vegetables.
6. Check and discard any that are starting to rot.
Regularly check stored potatoes. If any start to rot, throw them away immediately so they don't affect other potatoes.
7. Do not store together with onions.
Onions can speed up the ripening of potatoes, so it is better to store them separately.
(brl/tin)
