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Although this dish is popular on
fabulous Ternate it conspicuously omits the spice
that made Ternate famous and drew rival Dutch,
Portuguese and Spanish merchants in the sixteenth
century - nutmeg. For a short time, Ternate rivaled
Banda as the world's primary source of nutmeg and
mace (the outer covering of the nutmeg).
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Ingredients: |
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1
1 tsp
3
2 tsp
3 tbsp
1
3
1
2 tbsp
3
1 cup
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broiler or fryer
pinch of ginger
lemon grass
candlenuts, grated
salt
vegetable oil
onion, sliced
garlic, chopped
red chili, crushed
silver of shrimp paste
tamarind juice
lime leaves
coconut milk from 1/2 coconut |
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Method:
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Cut chicken into
small pieces.
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Mix together ginger, lemon grass,
candlenuts and salt. Rub chicken with this spicy
mixture.
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Fry chicken in oil until golden
brown. Now add onion and garlic until onion
turns light brown. Combine with chili, shrimp
paste, tamarind juice and lime leaves. Fry an
additional minute, stirring constantly.
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Add coconut milk and cook
uncovered over low heat until liquid is almost
completely evaporated or absorbed. serve.
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