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Shidal chutney (Assam, India): Fermentation creates concentrated umami base for condiments
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Berma (Myanmar): Similar fermented fish paste used in salads and curries
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Ngapi yay (Burma): Fermented fish dip served with raw vegetables
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See full technique reference →Shidal chutney (Assam, India): Fermentation creates concentrated umami base for condiments
Berma (Myanmar): Similar fermented fish paste used in salads and curries
Ngapi yay (Burma): Fermented fish dip served with raw vegetables
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Excessive ammonia production
Cause: Over-fermentation or high temperatures
Fix: Reduce fermentation time and maintain cooler temperatures
Mold contamination
Cause: Insufficient salt or moisture intrusion
Fix: Increase salt concentration and ensure airtight sealing