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Family Ngapi Sauce

Ngapi Taun

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  • Makes About

    ½ Cup

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Naomi Duguid

Published 2012

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Another in the family of pungent village sauces from the Bamar tradition, this close relative of a southern Thai nam prik starts with shrimp paste (ngapi) that is toasted to soften its pungency and then stirred into a flavor paste. Unlike Pungent Essence of Burma, where preserved fish is a main ingredient, this one is made of garlic, green chile, and dried shrimp powder. Its Bamar name, ngapi taun, means “crushed or pounded ngapi.</

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