Lacto-Fermented Durian Paste by @thenottychef
4 servings
🍈
300 g
Durian flesh
🧂
6 g
Fine sea salt
🧄
3 g
Garlic
🍬
5 g
Palm sugar
🍃
1 g
Lime leaf
🥥
5 g
Toasted coconut shreds
🌶️
2 g
Chili
🫚
5 g
Ginger
- Mash
Remove all seeds from 300 g fresh ripe durian flesh. Mash the flesh until creamy with small chunks remaining.
- Weigh
Weigh the mashed durian and measure 6 g fine sea salt, equivalent to 2% of the durian weight. Add the salt to the durian.
- Add
Add the optional grated garlic and palm sugar. Mix until the seasonings are evenly distributed.
- Add
Add any chosen lime leaf, toasted coconut shreds, chili, or ginger. Stir the paste thoroughly.
- Spoon
Spoon the mixture into a sterilized glass jar. Press it down to remove air pockets and leave 1 inch of headspace.
Close the jar loosely or fit an airlock. Ferment at 18–22°C for 3–7 days.
Open the jar briefly once each day to release fermentation gas. Taste after day 3 and stop fermenting when the preferred tanginess and aroma are reached.
- Refrigerate
Seal the jar and refrigerate the paste. Optionally age it in the refrigerator for 7–14 days for a richer, nuttier flavour.
Lacto-Fermented Durian Paste by @thenottychef
4 servings
🍈
300 g
Durian flesh
🧂
6 g
Fine sea salt
🧄
3 g
Garlic
🍬
5 g
Palm sugar
🍃
1 g
Lime leaf
🥥
5 g
Toasted coconut shreds
🌶️
2 g
Chili
🫚
5 g
Ginger
Preparation Steps
Step 1/8
Remove all seeds from 300 g fresh ripe durian flesh. Mash the flesh until creamy with small chunks remaining.
Step 2/8
Weigh the mashed durian and measure 6 g fine sea salt, equivalent to 2% of the durian weight. Add the salt to the durian.
Step 3/8
Add the optional grated garlic and palm sugar. Mix until the seasonings are evenly distributed.
Step 4/8
Add any chosen lime leaf, toasted coconut shreds, chili, or ginger. Stir the paste thoroughly.
Step 5/8
Spoon the mixture into a sterilized glass jar. Press it down to remove air pockets and leave 1 inch of headspace.
Step 6/8
Close the jar loosely or fit an airlock. Ferment at 18–22°C for 3–7 days.
Step 7/8
Open the jar briefly once each day to release fermentation gas. Taste after day 3 and stop fermenting when the preferred tanginess and aroma are reached.
Step 8/8
Seal the jar and refrigerate the paste. Optionally age it in the refrigerator for 7–14 days for a richer, nuttier flavour.
Composition
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Calories
76 kcal
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Time Information
Preparation
20 minutes
Overall
20 minutes
Difficulty
Level
Medium (2/4)
Steps
8 steps
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Original Creator
@thenottychef
Origin
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Southeast Asian, Malaysian
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Various
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Price
Medium
Recommended Preservation
fridge
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