Description

Exceptional notes of mango and chilli: cultivated on Kampot family farm, our mangoes mix with red pepper, green pepper and ginger in a lively, exotic and refined sauce.

OriginKampot family farm
CharacterFruity, frank and balanced heat
SignatureMangues Keo Romeat & Num Dok Mai
ConservationRefrigerator after opening

Mango, symbol of tropical generosity

An emblematic fruit of the Kampot region, the mango alone embodies the abundance and richness of Cambodian soil. It is this juicy pulp and this sweet aroma that we wanted to sublimate through our Mangue Spicy Sauce.

Cultivated with care on the family farm in Kampot, our mangoes enjoy a fertile red soil and generous sunlight. The mango season, between May and August, marks a highlight of our agricultural cycle. Kampot is home to exceptional varieties such as Keo Romeatwith sweet and fragrant flavours, or Num Dok May, more acidified — each participates in the tasteful richness of our sauce.

Presented in local cuisine in multiple forms — salads, curry, sauces — Mango is an indispensable ingredient. In this recipe, it blends with spices with boldness and elegance.

A tropical and spicy aromatic profile

  • Mango — fruity and sweet base, with tropical scent immediately recognizable.
  • Red pepper — a frank and balanced warmth, which boosts the sweetness of the fruit.
  • Onion — sweet and round notes.
  • Kampot green pepper — Handpicked, it introduces a hint of plant and spicy vivacity.
  • Ginger — its characteristic warmth and lemon freshness.
  • Sea salt — used sparingly, it highlights the whole without dizzying.
  • Cardamom — a subtle depth, slightly camphorous, that balances the other aromas.

Versatile and full of character, this sauce adapts to a multitude of preparations.

Some suggestions

  • Exotic marinades — brush it on meat or shrimp before cooking.
  • Seafood — shrimp, mussels or oysters: it enhances the sea with a fruity note.
  • Seasonal salads — dressing with olive oil and cider vinegar, it sublime vegetables, poultry or grilled tofu.
  • Sandwiches & wraps — a sweet-spicy note for your cold preparations.
  • Rice dishes — sautéed, sticky or fried rice: a spoonful is enough.
  • Cheese agreements — with soft pastes type brie or camembert, a melting and aromatic contrast.
  • Sushis revisited — mixed with soy sauce or served as a side dish.
  • Aperitif boards — with charcuteries and condiments, a sunny and spicy touch.

Always shake before use to homogenize flavors. Store at the expense after opening : the refrigerator will preserve its qualities for up to 1 to 2 years. Seal the vial after each use to limit oxidation.

Trash tip: when the bottle is almost empty, add a little cider vinegar, shake, and recover until the last drop.

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