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Tender Jack Stuffed with Maldivefish Sambol
 
 
Tender Jack Stuffed with Maldivefish Sambol
This is a fusion of Japanese sushi with Sri Lankan ingredients. This unusual, but exquisite dish is an invention of the talented culinary team at Earls Regency.
 
Ingredients
1. 100 g tender jack
2. 10 g maldive fish flakes
3. 25 g chili pieces
4. 4 - 5 spinach leaves, blanched
5. 7 - 10 shallots
6. Salt and lime to taste
7. 10 g jack seeds, chopped
 
Serves 4
Method
1. Steam and cook the tender jack and mash it until quite smooth.
2. Add the boiled, chopped jack seeds.
3. To make the Maldive fish sambol, pound the shallots and the maldive fish together, add the chili pieces with salt and lime and mix well.
4. Lay the spinach leaves on a clean, flat surface and put the jack mixture on top.
5. ut the sambol on top of the jack mixture and roll the spinach leaves. Cut it into 2" length tubes and serve with Oriental Sauce and Chili Oil.
 

 

 Chef’s tip:
The spinach rolls can be prepared well ahead and kept in the refrigerator until needed.
 
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