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Fesikh
Fesikh is a traditional Egyptian preparation of salted, fermented grey mullet that is usually dried before serving. It is strongly associated with Sham el-Nessim, an Egyptian spring festival whose customs have roots in ancient celebrations. The dish is eaten as a preserved fish food, but inadequate preparation can allow harmful bacteria to grow, so its production and handling are treated as import...
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Padaek
Padaek is a potent fermented fish paste central to Lao cuisine and the broader culinary traditions of the Isan region in Thailand. The condiment is made by fermenting freshwater fish with salt and roasted rice bran or rice husks, resulting in a highly pungent, chunky texture and deep umami flavor. It is typically used as a foundational seasoning in various stews, dipping sauces, and papaya salads,...
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