Crispy chili oil
Crispy chili oil combines fragrant chili-infused oil with crunchy garlic and shallots, enhanced by Cambodian spices. It delivers intense flavour, a crunchy texture and a controlled heat perfect for everyday cooking.
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Product information
Crispy chili oil is an asian-inspired condiment based on traditional chili oils.
It blends aromatic oil with crispy pieces of chili, garlic and shallot, enriched with a Khmer spice mix.
The result is a bold, crunchy and moderately spicy oil that elevates noodles, stir-fries, dumplings, pizzas, eggs or grilled vegetables.
This oil is unique for its texture. The crispy garlic and shallot offer a savoury crunch in every spoonful, while the oil releases a rich, spicy and lightly smoky aroma. It quickly becomes an essential condiment for giving depth and character to simple dishes.
This crispy chili oil is made from 100% natural ingredients.
It combines sunflower oil with a selection of spices and aromatics typical of Cambodian cuisine.
Ingredients
- garlic
- shallot
- paprika
- smoked red bird’s eye chili
- kaffir lime leaves
- galangal
- Ma Khaen pepper
- Cambodian black pepper
- cassia cinnamon
- palm flower sugar
- Kampot salt
This combination highlights Asian flavours while remaining accessible in terms of heat.
The blend balances spice, smokiness, acidity and sweetness, using only raw ingredients that retain their aromatic freshness.
Crispy chili oil is a versatile condiment suitable for simple meals and sophisticated recipes.
Use it as a topping, cooking ingredient or finishing touch.
Toppings
Spoon it over:
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noodles, ramen or fried rice
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woks and stir-fries
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fried eggs or omelettes
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dumplings, gyoza, steamed buns
It adds instant flavour, heat and crunch
As a finishing oil
Drizzle on:
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grilled meats
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fish or prawns
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roasted vegetables
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pizza, sandwiches, toast
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In sauces and dressings
It introduces an Asian-inspired depth with ease.
Recipe Ideas
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Vegetable stir-fry with crispy chili oil
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Pork & prawn dumplings with chili oil dipping sauce
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Spicy Asian fried rice
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Oven-glazed chicken with chili oil and soy sauce
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Steamed fish with lemongrass and kaffir lime
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Cambodian red curry (samlor korko)
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Marinated beef salad (loc lac)
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Crispy chili omelette
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Fusion pizza with chili oil
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Grilled prawns with chili oil
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Crispy tofu with sesame chili dip
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Wok-fried crunchy vegetables
Dosage advice:
Use the oil alone for a mild flavour, add the crispy pieces for stronger intensity. Adjust the quantity based on your spice tolerance.
The bird’s eye chili used in this recipe ranges from 50,000 to 100,000 Scoville units.
| Tips: Start with a small amount and increase gradually. |
This crispy chili oil is inspired by Asian condiments and crafted with Cambodian spices for a distinctive flavour profile.
It stands out for its complex taste, artisanal quality and 100% natural composition.
It offers a premium alternative to industrial chili oils such as the well-known Lao Gan Ma.
L’huile pimentée croustillante est-elle très piquante ?
Elle contient du piment oiseau rouge fumé (50 000 à 100 000 SHU). Le piquant est dilué dans l’huile, mais doit être utilisé avec précaution selon la tolérance de chacun. Elle est moyennement piquante.
Quelle est la différence entre l’huile pimentée et l’huile pimentée croustillante ?
La version croustillante contient des morceaux d’ail, d’échalote et de piment pour une texture croquante et un goût plus intense. Alors que l’huile pimentée est généralement composée uniquement d’huile et de piments broyés.
Cette huile est-elle compatible avec un régime végétarien ?
Oui. Tous les ingrédients sont d’origine végétale.
Peut-on consommer de l’huile pimentée tous les jours ?
Une consommation modérée est recommandée. À savoir également qu’elle contient des bienfaits pour la santé, la capsaïcine, présente dans les piments, stimule le métabolisme et contient des antioxydants. Un excès peut provoquer une irritation digestive.
Avec quels plats associer une huile pimentée croustillante ?
Elle accompagne les ramen, nouilles, dumplings, riz sauté, pizzas, œufs, woks, légumes grillés et sandwiches.
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Variety
Crispy chili oil -
Origin
Kampot IGP - Cambodia -
Ingredients
Sunflower oil, garlic, paprika, shallots, Kampot salt, kaffir lime leaves, smoked red bird's eye chilli, palm sugar, galangal, ma khaen pepper, black Cambodian pepper, cassia cinnamon. -
Aroma
Crisp, tangy, and warm with sweet, round, and spicy notes -
Spice-Food Pairing
Enjoy it by the spoonful alongside any dish, in sauces, as a topping or in cooking. -
DDM
24 months -
Conservation
Keep in a cool, dry place, away from light and moisture -
Allergen
Allergen Free
| Nutrients | Per 100g |
| Energy | 717 kcal (≈ 2957 kJ) |
| Fat | 71,1g |
| included saturated fat | 11,7g |
| Carboydrates | 9,6g |
| Sugars | 3,8g |
| Fiber | 0g |
| Protein | 5,9g |
| Salt | 2,9g |
Is crispy chili oil very spicy?
It offers medium heat. The bird’s eye chili provides intensity, but the blend remains balanced thanks to garlic, shallot and aromatic spices.
How to use chili crisp in cooking?
Use it in stir-fries, marinades, dipping sauces, or drizzle it over noodles and rice. It also works on Western dishes like pizza, eggs or sandwiches.
Can you eat chili crisp on its own?
Chili crisp is a condiment, it’s not common to eat it on its own. Chili crisp is meant to enhance food, however for this taste test, we tried them 2 ways, straight from the jar with a spoon and tossed with plain ramen noodles.
How to store crispy chili oil?
Keep it in a cool, dry place and sealed tightly. Stir well before use to mix oil and crispy bits.
What is the difference between chili oil and chili crisp?
Chili oil is mostly liquid with infused spices. Chili crisp contains oil plus crispy solids like garlic, shallots and chili flakes, giving texture and extra flavour.