Tanisa Chili Shrimp Salt for dipping fruits, seasoning - Muoi tom Tay Ninh (3.5 oz / 100 gr)

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About Tanisa Chili Shrimp Salt For Dipping

Tay Ninh – a province in South-western Vietnam is famous for Cao Dai religion as well as the biggest Cao Dai Temple, Ba Den mountain – the highest mountain in South Vietnam and lots of specialty foods such as Trang Bang soup cake and Dew-wetted rice paper and Tay ninh Chili shrimp salt (Muoi tom). Made from high-quality salt, fresh shrimp, chosen carefully chili and garlic, Tay Ninh Chili Shrimp Salt made by Tanisa tastes salty, hot, very light sweet and smells great. The special taste and smell come from shrimp which makes Muoi tom different from others. To make good Chili shrimp salt, the cook must be experienced, skillful and patient. It needs many steps such as: choosing ingredients, drying, grounding and toasting. Chili must be red and fresh, shrimp must be fresh and unrefined salt must be high-quality. All of them should be dried under the sun until being dry. Shrimps should be peeled before being dried. After that dried shrimps and chili are ground, toasted with unrefined salt in a big pan. Heat and toasting time are important in process of making Muoi tom. Ready Muoi tom is blood orange, fragrant and tasty. Tay Ninh Chili Shrimp Salt is an important ingredient to make Rice paper salad and Shaked mango – Favorite snacks in Vietnam. This kind of salt is also used to marinate grilled dishes, soups and salads. Vietnamese people love to eat fruits (guava, watermelon, pomelo, pineapple, mango,otaheite apple, plum…) with Chili shrimp salt. To make Rice paper salad, just mix rice paper strips, deep-fried onion, Muoi tom and other ingredients (beef jerky, kumquat juice, quail egg, dried squid) at dinner’s wish.