Coconut on the barbecue usually means toasted coconut in a sambal, satay or curry, where its richness carries chilli and lime. This range currently holds one product: Proud Phoenix & Co's Coconut & Lime Sambal Chilli Oil, medium (5/11), in a 212ml olive oil jar or a 250ml jar. Shipping is a flat $10 Australia-wide.
Which coconut product should I buy?
How to use coconut sambal chilli oil
- Spoon it over grilled prawns, fish or squid straight off the barbecue.
- Stir it through steamed rice or noodles.
- Toss it with roast or grilled vegetables.
- Every product page shows its Hub Heat rating out of 11.
What is sambal?
Sambal is a South-East Asian chilli relish. This one is built on toasted coconut, lime and aromatic spice in oil, so it's rich and bright rather than just hot. Check the ingredient list on each product page; recipes can change.
Find more in chilli oils, lime, seafood and Asian flavours, or shop Proud Phoenix & Co.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy coconut sambal in Australia?
The Rub Hub stocks Proud Phoenix & Co Coconut & Lime Sambal Chilli Oil and ships Australia-wide for a flat $10.
What do you eat coconut sambal with?
Coconut sambal goes well with grilled seafood such as prawns and fish, steamed rice and grilled or roast vegetables.
How hot is Proud Phoenix coconut lime sambal?
Proud Phoenix & Co Coconut & Lime Sambal Chilli Oil is medium (5/11) on The Rub Hub's Hub Heat scale.
What is sambal?
Sambal is a South-East Asian chilli relish. Versions vary, and Proud Phoenix & Co's is made with toasted coconut, lime and aromatic spice in oil.
What sizes does the coconut lime sambal come in?
The Rub Hub stocks Proud Phoenix & Co Coconut & Lime Sambal Chilli Oil in a 212ml olive oil jar and a 250ml jar.