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Other Names:
Shrimp paste, blachan
What is Trassi?
Trassi (or blachan) is an extremely strong smelling shrimp paste. The smell disappears during cooking. It is an essential ingredient in most Indonesian dishes. Available in blocks, which need to be sliced thinly and then toasted after which they can be ground up and used as instructed. Also available ready ground.
Trassi is quite pungent so make sure to store refrigerated in a very tightly sealed container.
Substitute for Trassi
Anchovy paste or anchovy filets, mashed
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