
This pâté-like spread is also known as snoek paste or snoek sambal and is delicious served on freshly baked bread.
Ingredients
1 kg dried snoek
1 clove garlic
1 green chilli
100 g butter
30 ml lemon juice
Method
Remove bones from snoek and flake. Place food processor and add garlic, chilli and butter. Process until smooth. Add lemon juice with the blade running. Spoon into a small glass bowl and serve.
Cuisine: Cape Malay
Category: Seafood
- Posted3-Nov-2009
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