Thursday, November 27, 2008
Galangal Fried Chicken Recipe
Ingredients:
1 kg Chicken, cut into 8 pieces
4 tbsp Shredded galangal
5 tbsp Oil
2 Salam leaves or bay leaves as substitute
1 stalk Lemon grass, bruised
Oil for deep-frying
Spices:
3 cloves Garlic
5 Shallots
3 Candlenuts, roasted
1 tsp Tamarind
1 tsp Chopped turmeric
Salt and sugar to taste
Method :
1. Combine chicken with ground spices and shredded galangal and mix thoroughly.
2. Heat oil in a frying pan and fry the chicken.
3. Add salam leaves and lemon grass.
4. Cover the pan and fry over low heat, adding a little water if necessary.
5. Remove the chicken when it is half-cooked.
6. Deep fry the chicken until golden brown, then drain.
7. Serve the chicken with fried shredded galangal sprink
reference by Original Indonesia Recipe
Tempe Tumis Sapi (Fried Tempeh with Beef )
The origin of Tempe / Tempeh is still considered a mystery until now. Some believe that Tempe is invented by Javanese. The record of Tempe is found in one of ancient Javanese Literature called Serat Centhini that's written in 16th century.
Other records also show that tempe might be produced using black soybeans before 16th century by Javanese Rural Community in Mataram.
The word tempe probably came from Javanese Ancient Word "tumpi".
But some also believe that Tempe was first introduced by Chinese immigrants who came to Java. They introduced 3 recipes made from soya beans called Tofu, Tom Ping, and Toya. Tom Ping is Tempe itself.
Enough the story, whether Tempe originally came from Java or China, It's an undeniable fact that Tempe is an Indonesian Traditional Food. And Indonesians eat most of the tempes in the world :)
Ingredients:
250 g tempe, chop into pieces
150 g beef, boil until softened and dice
50 g green chilies, chop into 1cm size
25 g red chilies, chop into 1cm size
100 g tomato, tear into pieces
6 shallots, slice
3 cloves garlic, slice
1 salam leaf
1 cm galangal, crush
250 cc water
5 tbs kecap manis
1 tsp salt
How to:
1. Heat oil in a frying pan. Fry garlic until brown, add shallots, green chilies, red chilies, salam leaf, galangal and tempe.
2. Add beef, tomato, water, kecap manis and salt, stir fry until the soup evaporate.
reference by Original Indonesian Recipe
Other records also show that tempe might be produced using black soybeans before 16th century by Javanese Rural Community in Mataram.
The word tempe probably came from Javanese Ancient Word "tumpi".
But some also believe that Tempe was first introduced by Chinese immigrants who came to Java. They introduced 3 recipes made from soya beans called Tofu, Tom Ping, and Toya. Tom Ping is Tempe itself.
Enough the story, whether Tempe originally came from Java or China, It's an undeniable fact that Tempe is an Indonesian Traditional Food. And Indonesians eat most of the tempes in the world :)
Ingredients:
250 g tempe, chop into pieces
150 g beef, boil until softened and dice
50 g green chilies, chop into 1cm size
25 g red chilies, chop into 1cm size
100 g tomato, tear into pieces
6 shallots, slice
3 cloves garlic, slice
1 salam leaf
1 cm galangal, crush
250 cc water
5 tbs kecap manis
1 tsp salt
How to:
1. Heat oil in a frying pan. Fry garlic until brown, add shallots, green chilies, red chilies, salam leaf, galangal and tempe.
2. Add beef, tomato, water, kecap manis and salt, stir fry until the soup evaporate.
reference by Original Indonesian Recipe
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