Hi Roy, thanks for your comment.
It’s hard to think of a substitute for banana peppers, skip this if you want & it’s still will give you a fine taste. However, in UK you can find them in Greek, Turkish, Chinese, South indian & specially in Sri Lankan supermarkets/shops.
All the best, happy cooking !
Shella
I like to keep this pickle more than six months.what are extra steps i have to do.
Christine
What is Shallot and banana pepper. Is it not just pepper
Chathu
Shallot -red onion & you can use capsicum instead of Banana pepper
Ashanti
I just got done with making the malay pickle and I must say it already tastes so DELICIOUS!! Thank you for sharing this recipe :)
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Hi Ashanti,
Thanks for your kind comment. Catch you soon!
kaoru
Thank you very much for the nice recipe.We enjoyed with biryani.
Roy
I am going to make this in the UK. Is there any substitute for Banana peppers? Always eat this when in Sri Lanka and its fabulous
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Hi Roy, thanks for your comment.
It’s hard to think of a substitute for banana peppers, skip this if you want & it’s still will give you a fine taste. However, in UK you can find them in Greek, Turkish, Chinese, South indian & specially in Sri Lankan supermarkets/shops.
All the best, happy cooking !
Shirmila
Thank you very much for publishing this yummy recipe. I made Malay pickle following by this steps and it came out very nicely and in very good taste .
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Hi Shirmila,
Thanks for your comment & I’m pleased to know that its turned out well !
Swarna athauda
i have tried this receipe .it is very tasty. I made Malay pickle for a fund raising event.
Everything sold out very quickly
Swarna
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Hi Swarna, thanks for your comment. I’m pleased to know that its turned out well.
susantha
That’s really good
Thanks for giving us
Wathsala fernando
Wow, this photos giving me cravings. I’ll try this tomorrow. Tks.
Wathsala
Nadeem
Looks really nice, thanks for promoting Sri Lankan foods to the world!