TWO Sambals with ONE Recipe

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Published 2021-06-03
Okay not so 30s to make lol, BUT if you actually have everything ready in front of you then yes it will take 30s to blend everything HA.
Be sure to cook this all under a well ventilated area / exhaust or find your nearest asian grandma's cooking shed out in the backyard.

Now this recipe is simple, its straight up basic sambal and nothing fancy behind it. You can change it up by adjusting the recipe, adding acidity, changing the chilli or adding some fragrance like kaffir lime/calamansi.

Cooking this out will reduce the spiciness but also become a different kind of sambal, which is kinda cool.

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Here’s what you’ll need:

Raw Sambal:
2 Large eschallots or 1 Red onion
6 Long red chillies
6 Garlic cloves
3 Birds eye chillies
2 Tomatoes
1 tsp Chicken powder
5g or 1 block Belacan/Terasi aka Shrimp paste (bumhole paste)
1 tsp Salt
20g Palm sugar

Fried Sambal:
2 Tbsp oil


#Sambal #Spicy #Chilli

All Comments (21)
  • @Lavanyaved
    I swear I did NOT expect the shy boy from MasterChef to have such a dynamic personality!! Loving the real Reynold 😍
  • @williamKaslana
    Other chef trying the sambal: took a lil bit Reynold trying the sambal: took a spoonfull
  • Unfiltered Reynold is frickin hilarious and soo fun to watch! who agrees?
  • @putiputi8627
    That coughs and sneezes 😂 “Tell me you’re cooking sambal without telling me you’re cooking sambal”
  • @lagunabay51
    Reynold appears so relaxed and it shows in the way he presents himself. Who cares about filters.. the guy is a natural. I love watching his episodes.
  • @Alzenaish
    The coughing and sneezing just took me back home and to my childhood memories. East part of Indonesia loves spicy food and cooking sambal until the whole house sneeze is everyday ritual.
  • @thepro-ish5404
    This guy is entertainment. i almost forget he was teaching something.
  • @TunjungUtomo
    Just need a bowl of steamed hot rice, a couple sheet of fried tempeh, two or three fried egg sunny side up, a jar of kerupuk, to go with that sambal and you’re set for the day
  • @docdesastro1019
    I would like to thank chef Poernomo for the recipe. I tried to make it myself in the 'goreng' version and it went well. I used up chilies I got at home: 12 red long chilies (rather mild), 3 Rawit and one yellow Habanero (my grocery store got some so I grabbed the opportunity). Where I live there are no easily accessible asia stores so I skipped the Belacan paste as I could not get it (and from what I saw I am still rather scared ;) ) But everything went well and I was surprised, how good tasted and how mild it got after being fried a bit. I used it for making my own Nasi Goreng and that one really tasted good. I used chicken tigh for it which was tender, juicy but also a bit tedious to get the meat from the bones. I used canned meat for a second batch as it strongly reminded me of Nasi Goreng sold in the Netherlands in cans (I used to like and eat those about 25 years ago). Worked as well even if strange for an ingredient. But I think the thing is all about day-old rice, sambal, egg, ketjab manis and then add whatever you like to eat in it and makes your mouth water. So..thanks for the inspiration - I got a new favorite dish now :)
  • @gaeri1590
    Reynold: "oooh spicy" also Reynold: took a spoonfull also Reynold: took another spoonfull also Reynold: another spoonfull
  • @shahani245
    My husband can't stop complimenting your sambal. He kept on asking to add your sambal for his lunch box. Thx Reynold. ❤️❤️❤️
  • @pinkgangsta6157
    My simple fresh sambal - 7-15 Cabe rawit (bird eye chili) - 1 Tomato - 1 sdt Terasi - Salt & Sugar 1. Grind it with mortar & pestle 2. Done Eat with Warm Rice, Fried Tofu & Tempe, Fresh Vegetables (lalapan). It's heaven.
  • @junew.1093
    I feel like sneezing here, Reynold. but thats the way we do things! when you cook em sambal and sneeze/cough all the way through, you know the sambal is gonna be yum yum.
  • I laughed at the distinctive sound of people's reactions when someone fried sambal 🤣🤣🤣
  • @LostToYuigo
    This hazard level cooking is not to be cooked in a room full of people, you'll definitely be yelled. But don't worry, just shove it to their mouth after it finished, and they'll be quiet again.
  • @bbgozali
    Why didn't you cooked sambal in masterchef?? Hahaha make everyone sneezed in the gallery 😂🤣
  • @domi372
    9:58 i started dying from the coughs in the background xD