Nam phrik kapi

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nam phrik kapi and fried Mackerel

Nam Phrik Kapi is a Thai shrimp paste chili sauce known as Nam phrik kapi (Thai:น้ำพริกกะปิ) is a popular representation of dipping sauce in Thailand, particularly central and southern. It matches very well with fried fish, namely mackerel and boiled vegetables such as boiled cabbage or fresh vegetables such as cucumber, eggplants.

Ingredients[]

  1. Kapi (Thai shrimp paste)
  2. small Thai shallots
  3. head of garlic
  4. Thai bird’s eye chilies
  5. palm sugar
  6. fish sauce
  7. lime juice
  8. pea eggplant

Instructions[]

Put small Thai shallots, Thai bird’s eye chilies and garlic in a mortar. Pound roughly, and then add Thai shrimp paste and palm sugar. Keep pounding lightly until well mixed. Enhance the flavor with lime juice and fish sauce. Put pea eggplant if you want.

Nutrition[]

Thai shrimp paste 100 grams give 126 calories and there is a lot of nutrients. Shrimp paste is rich in calcium for strengthening bones and teeth. Chilies contain pepsin for increasing appetite, beta-carotene and vitamin C for maintaining healthy skin. Garlic has selenium, an antioxidant and antiseptic for preventing infections and reducing blood cholesterol.

References[]

  1. Shrimp paste chili sauce. (2012). Retrieved from http://www.thaifoodheritage.com/en/recipe_list/detail/17
  2. Thai Shrimp Paste Chilli Dipping Sauce (Nam Prik Kapi). (2015). Retrieved from http://siamsizzles.com/thai-shrimp-paste-chilli-dipping-sauce-nam-prik-kapi/
  3. Sonakul, S. (1992). Thai cuisine. Bangkok: Prachandra.
  4. Noor, M.I. (2000). Food of Asian. Kuala Lumpur: Misas.
  5. Amatyakul, C. (1992). Cooking Thai. Bankok: AKSORN SAMPAN.
  6. นิรมล ยุวนบุณย์. (2007). น้ำพริก:ฐานทรัพยากรอาหาร วิถีชุมชน ภายใต้กระแสโลกาภิวัตน์. นนทบุรี:มูลนิธิชีววิถี. ISBN 9789748266855

See also[]

Shrimp paste

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