? (zha) = deep fried
? (suan) = garlic
? (mee) = normally this word is rice, but in this context it means tiny pieces.
Crispy fried garlic like crispy fried shallot is very common in S E Asia. Chopped garlic is deep fried till golden it is not bitter but has slightly sweet, caramelised and strong garlicy flavour and deliciously crunchy.
Only two ingredients are needed, plenty of garlic and
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