DISH RESEARCH · Main dish
Pla Sam Rot
Dole Foodservice’s selected pla sam rot with mango-tamarind relish serves a crisp whole snapper under an own garlic, coriander-root, chili and palm-sugar sauce. Prepared mango cubes, fresh herbs and fried shallots distinguish this manufacturer’s adaptation.
About Pla Sam Rot
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Dole Foodservice’s selected pla sam rot adaptation tops a crisp whole snapper with an own spicy mango-tamarind relish. Fresh herbs and prepared fried shallots finish this Thai-inspired manufacturer’s version.
Garlic, coriander root, fresh red chili, palm sugar, lemongrass and fish sauce are blended into a rough paste. It cooks briefly before tamarind water and lime juice join the pan.
The relish simmers until reduced by half and thick enough to coat a spoon. Thawed prepared mango cubes are added at the end, bringing pieces of fruit into the tangy sauce.
Each whole snapper is slashed across its thickest part and seasoned with salt. Frying crisps both sides before the fish is removed and left to rest briefly.
A measured portion of the own relish goes over each plated fish. Cilantro leaves, culantro, Thai basil, mint leaves and prepared fried shallots form the fresh and crisp garnish before immediate service.
Ingredients in Pla Sam Rot
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- Vegetable Oilcooking medium
- Garlicseasoning
- Chilli pepperseasoning
- Tamarindsauce
- Fish saucesauce
- Watersauce
- Fishprotein
- Sugarsweetener
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
Origins & food traditions
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- Countries & places
- Thailand
- Cooking traditions
- Thai-style