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You get a E.
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Here's a closer look at the shrimp sauce way.
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No, it doesn't look like the most appetizing thing in the world.
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But here in Hong Kong, it's a classic condiment made with just krill, salt and a bit of time.
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It's both a culinary delicacy and a dying trade.
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I'm gonna taste the shrimp sauce straight out of the barrel.
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Alright, alright, well, that's really strong.
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E I'm at Tai O, a traditional fishing village located on the outskirts of Hong Kong.
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It's the last of its kind in Hong Kong, where the houses are perched on stilts and were instead of cars.
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Locals have votes in the past.
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The people here depended on the sea.
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Local did not have ice to preserve fresh seafood, but they did have salt, and they used it as a form of preservation.
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That's how shrimp sauce was born.
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So we went there and met these guys, one of the last remaining shrimp sauce producers in Hong Kong Bank Hong Hodja, or they wouldn't just, uh Mm.
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Bye.
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Boy looks up.
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Shrimp sauce is made with just two ingredients.
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Krill and salt.
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Uh, e uh, e I'm sorry.
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You're going All the good guy?
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Uh huh.
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Here's how it's made.
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You don t o e g.
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Hey, I'm just, uh I'm fine.
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You're a e a, uh, loathe sauces.
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Put into these buckets where it stirred, fermented and packaged.
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But the mixture can also be made into shrimp paste, which is just a more concentrated version.
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I'm like you heart.
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You're only young.
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Learn with mainland cops.
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Treat you like 17 on the How, uh, wrong one.
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That mixture is compressed into bricks and sold as shrimp paste.
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You go there funding ho.
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So I only have bean five on June.
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You see how it's simple enough?
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And the pace can be used to make a variety of dishes hoisting a medal or they just your heart sing in middle.
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Uh, e o Hong Kong.
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Uh, So how do you cook with such a pungent paste way?
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Went to the restaurant at Tai O Heritage Hotel to get some pointers from their head.
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Chef.
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More Your heart, huh?
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E five power.
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My law suits you joining a yellow one.
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A e waite.
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Got some fun time being fun e with e.
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Okay, Booth.
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Now that the pork chop is ready, he toasts the bun a little to make it slightly crispy on the outside.
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Shrimp paste can also be used to add flavor to fried rice.
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And hey, even chicken wings.
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This is the fried rice.
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This is more of a traditional shrimp paste dish.
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Hmm.
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A little shrimp paste really goes a long way.
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What's amazing is that it is just shrimp and salt and a lot of time.
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It is so mommy and fishy, and it's just a flavor bomb.
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Yeah, the shrimp paste on.
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This is much more subtle things more mild, but you can definitely taste the seafood flavor in it.
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For visitors of Tai O, shrimp paste is usually an afterthought.
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But for the people in Tai O, it's a proud symbol of bygone days.
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More human, just a human e.
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Give your swath.
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But today, shrimp isn't caught in Hong Kong waters anymore.
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Hong Kong.
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So I got got Tom on pilot.
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Yes, I mean, you get a year A go, you go.
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Come on over.
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Booth Band was put in place because of overfishing.
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So many companies move their operations to mainland China.
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The good news.
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The local marine population has rebounded The bad news.
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Local seafood products aren't really local anymore because the most raw products are imported.
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Uh, come on, human will All that you need more sanctions.
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Come toe human.
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Uh What?
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They had morgue for governor.
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You go at a time, Learn Mahlum?
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Uh huh.
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They like, uh yeah, let's say some eso Joy Ola.
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That's one.
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Hi, John.
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You are Joe.
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Hockey said by gone, Gone, gone.
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Gone a second.
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They used same one.
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Come on up.
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Next we head to the Tibetan Plateau where summertime is caterpillar fungus season.
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Yeah.