-
sambals ground in a
pestle and
mortar usually have a co****
texture and consistency.
Several brands produce bottled sambals such as
Heinz ABC
sambal terasi...
- and Hermogino.
There are now
approximately 6,000
Sambals residing in Palawan. Many of the
Palawan Sambals have
since moved to the
provincial capital, Puerto...
- up
sambal or
Sambal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sambal is an
Indonesian hot sauce. This may also
refer to:
Sambar (dish),
Indian dish
Sambal people...
-
Institute of
Linguistics (now SIL International).
Sambals would not
normally recognize the reference.
Sambal language is most
closely related to Kapampangan...
-
languages are a part of the
Central Luzon language family spoken by the
Sambals, an
ethnolinguistic group on the
western coastal areas of
Central Luzon...
-
crisp wafer made from
legume or rice
flour and
served as a side dish.
Sambals,
which are
fresh chutney side dishes; they may
include red onion, chili...
-
prepared in
several different ways. Po****r side
dishes include egg rolls,
sambals, satay, fish, fruit, vegetables, pickles, and nuts. In most
areas where...
-
Javanese cuisine. Thus, Cape
Malay influence has
brought ****y curries,
sambals,
pickled fish and a
variety of fish
stews to
South Africa. Adaptations...
-
Sumatra province. A
miniature banquet of meats, fish, vegetables, and ****y
sambals eaten with
plain white rice, it is Sumatra's most
famous export and the...
- regions,
leading to the ****imilation of
Sambals to
Ilocano &
Tagalog settlers &
modern decline in the
Sambal cultural identity and language. Most of the...
