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By Robert Danhi
Published 2008
Also referred to as “chili jam,” palm sugar gives this moderately spicy paste a sweet taste with a cloying quality. Garlic, shallots, dried shrimp, chilies, and galangal (a ginger-like rhizome, see are each independently fried or grilled and then combined with oil, shrimp paste, palm sugar, and tamarind pulp and simmered until a thick jam is produced. All that preparation leads to a harmonious chili paste often used as the base to Thai hot-and-sour soups. Stir into a cool noodle salad for a roasted spicy sensation.
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