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Saturday, July 23, 2011
How to Cook Jakarta Asem Vegetables
Hi... ^^ this food as known as Sayur Asem... it taste acid, sweet and spicy....
for the recipe here we goooo..... ^o^
Real Name : Sayur Asem Jakarta
Origin : Jakarta
Material:
* 1 piece of eggplant, cut
* 1 pc vegetable pumpkin, peeled, cut
* 1 belinjo leaves with fruits and flowers.
* 1 pc sweet corn, cut into 2 cm
* 50 g peanuts, clean
* 4 bean stalk, cut into 3 cm
* 6 bean stalk, potng
* 3 lbr cabbage, cut into
* 2 bay leaves
* 2cm galangal, crushed
* 2 little eat sour
* Brown sugar 1 tea sdk
* 1 sdk tea cooked shrimp
* salt
* 1 1 / 2 ltr of water
Spices:
* 4 cloves garlic
* 3 spring onions
* 4 items hazelnut
* 5 pieces of red chilli
How to cook:
* Boiled vegetables: corn, beans, melinjo, spices, bay leaves, green chillies, galangal, palm sugar, shrimp paste, tamarind.
* Stir and leave until tender over medium heat
* enter the eggplant, long beans, green beans, cabbage and salt.
* Simmer until wilted
* Remove and serve
for the recipe here we goooo..... ^o^
Real Name : Sayur Asem Jakarta
Origin : Jakarta
Material:
* 1 piece of eggplant, cut
* 1 pc vegetable pumpkin, peeled, cut
* 1 belinjo leaves with fruits and flowers.
* 1 pc sweet corn, cut into 2 cm
* 50 g peanuts, clean
* 4 bean stalk, cut into 3 cm
* 6 bean stalk, potng
* 3 lbr cabbage, cut into
* 2 bay leaves
* 2cm galangal, crushed
* 2 little eat sour
* Brown sugar 1 tea sdk
* 1 sdk tea cooked shrimp
* salt
* 1 1 / 2 ltr of water
Spices:
* 4 cloves garlic
* 3 spring onions
* 4 items hazelnut
* 5 pieces of red chilli
How to cook:
* Boiled vegetables: corn, beans, melinjo, spices, bay leaves, green chillies, galangal, palm sugar, shrimp paste, tamarind.
* Stir and leave until tender over medium heat
* enter the eggplant, long beans, green beans, cabbage and salt.
* Simmer until wilted
* Remove and serve
Friday, July 22, 2011
How to Make Spiced Ginger Tea
Bandrek is one of Jakarta Traditional drink.... and usually drink at cool condition....
Real Name : Bandrek
Origin : Jakarta
material:
* 1,000 ml of water
* 200 grams of brown sugar, fine comb
* 100 grams of roasted ginger, crushed
* 5 cm cinnamon
* 2 pieces of pandan leaves
* 5 cloves
* 1 / 2 teaspoon salt
How to Make:
* Boil water, pandan leaves, brown sugar, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and salt to boiling and flavorful.
Strain. Serve warm.
Real Name : Bandrek
Origin : Jakarta
material:
* 1,000 ml of water
* 200 grams of brown sugar, fine comb
* 100 grams of roasted ginger, crushed
* 5 cm cinnamon
* 2 pieces of pandan leaves
* 5 cloves
* 1 / 2 teaspoon salt
How to Make:
* Boil water, pandan leaves, brown sugar, ginger, cinnamon, cloves and salt to boiling and flavorful.
Strain. Serve warm.
Label:
Drink,
Jakarta's Food
How to Make Bajigur
Hello.... I've got drink-recipe from my friend that live in Jakarta....
Bajigur is a traditional drink from Batavia People ( Jakarta People)
Okaayy.... here we gooo....
Real Name : Bajigur
Origin : Jakarta
material:
* 500 ml coconut milk from half coconut btr
* 85 grams brown sugar, finely sliced
* 12.5 grams of ginger, crushed
* 2 lbr pandan leaves, tie the knot
* 1 / 2 tsp ground coffee
* 150 gr kolang kaling (or you can exchange with Jelly), thinly sliced
* 1 btr young coconut, dredge the meat
* 125 grams fermented cassava, cut into pieces
How to Make:
* Cook the coconut milk, brown sugar, granulated sugar, ginger and pandan leaves over medium heat while stirring occasionally so that milk is not broken.
Dissolve coffee in hot coconut milk to taste, then put back into the boiling coconut milk. Stir well.
Enter kolang fro, cook longer to boil, remove from heat.
Place 1 tablespoon coconut and 1 tablespoon fermented cassava in the container, pour the coconut milk to taste
Bajigur is a traditional drink from Batavia People ( Jakarta People)
Okaayy.... here we gooo....
Real Name : Bajigur
Origin : Jakarta
material:
* 500 ml coconut milk from half coconut btr
* 85 grams brown sugar, finely sliced
* 12.5 grams of ginger, crushed
* 2 lbr pandan leaves, tie the knot
* 1 / 2 tsp ground coffee
* 150 gr kolang kaling (or you can exchange with Jelly), thinly sliced
* 1 btr young coconut, dredge the meat
* 125 grams fermented cassava, cut into pieces
How to Make:
* Cook the coconut milk, brown sugar, granulated sugar, ginger and pandan leaves over medium heat while stirring occasionally so that milk is not broken.
Dissolve coffee in hot coconut milk to taste, then put back into the boiling coconut milk. Stir well.
Enter kolang fro, cook longer to boil, remove from heat.
Place 1 tablespoon coconut and 1 tablespoon fermented cassava in the container, pour the coconut milk to taste
Label:
Drink,
Jakarta's Food
Monday, September 20, 2010
How to Cook Ketoprak
Okay this time I wanna tell you how to cook Ketoprak, it's taste like gado-gado from Middle of Java. For recipe here we gooo...... ^_^
Real Name : Ketoprak
Origin : Jakarta
Material :
* 5 pieces of white know the size of 6x6x2 cm
* 50 grams of rice noodles, soak in cold water until soft, drained
* 250 grams bean sprouts, siangi, wash and brewed with hot water, drained
* 4 pcs diamond
Sauce:
* 250 grams peanuts, fried and mashed
* 6 cloves garlic
* 5 pieces of red chillies, fry briefly
* 100 ml warm water
* 1 teaspoon salt
* Sweet soy sauce to taste
Complement:
* fried onions, sliced celery, and red crackers
Method :
1. Fry out half-baked, remove, drain and cut according to taste.
2. Sauce: puree garlic with cayenne pepper and salt, add the beans, puree. Add water and soy sauce, stir well, set aside.
3. Prepare the dish, good diamond, rice noodles, bean sprouts, and tofu. Pour the sauce give the sauce, sprinkle with fried onions, sliced celery, and red chips.
4. Serve hot condition.
Real Name : Ketoprak
Origin : Jakarta
Material :
* 5 pieces of white know the size of 6x6x2 cm
* 50 grams of rice noodles, soak in cold water until soft, drained
* 250 grams bean sprouts, siangi, wash and brewed with hot water, drained
* 4 pcs diamond
Sauce:
* 250 grams peanuts, fried and mashed
* 6 cloves garlic
* 5 pieces of red chillies, fry briefly
* 100 ml warm water
* 1 teaspoon salt
* Sweet soy sauce to taste
Complement:
* fried onions, sliced celery, and red crackers
Method :
1. Fry out half-baked, remove, drain and cut according to taste.
2. Sauce: puree garlic with cayenne pepper and salt, add the beans, puree. Add water and soy sauce, stir well, set aside.
3. Prepare the dish, good diamond, rice noodles, bean sprouts, and tofu. Pour the sauce give the sauce, sprinkle with fried onions, sliced celery, and red chips.
4. Serve hot condition.
Label:
Jakarta's Food,
Peanut sauce
Friday, September 17, 2010
How to Cook Soto Betawi
This food serve when people of betawi ( as known as Real Jakarta's People) celebrate their anniversary of town.
Real Name : Soto Betawi
Origin : Jakarta
Materials:
Spices that are:
500 gr beef Jerohan
150 gr beef
5 pieces potatoes meatball
1 cup thick coconut milk
1 tablespoon fried onion
1 tablespoon sweet soy sauce
1 fruit Orange juice
50 g fried Emping
Sliced celery taste
LBR two lime leaves
2 bay leaves
1 stalk Serai (crushed)
1 / 2 finger galangal
Seasonings to taste
7 cloves Shallots
3 cloves garlic
1 / 2 Ginger
Salt and sugar to taste
Cooking:
Clean jerohan beef, boiled with a little salt until half tender.
Add meat, boiled meat and continue until jerohan really - really soft.
Separate meat from water and jerohan kaldunya.
Cut the meat and jerohan thin - thin, fry until half dry and drain.
Pan-fried spice paste until fragrant.
Add boiling broth, cook until thethe water is remains 1 liter .
After boiling, put bay leaves, lemon grass, galangal and lime leaves.
Add coconut milk and bring to a boil again, add the seasonings, remove from heat.
Place meat in bowl and jerohan, give gravy.
Sprinkle with fried onions, soy sauce, sliced celery and lime juice.
Serve with rice, meatball, chips and chili soup.
Real Name : Soto Betawi
Origin : Jakarta
Materials:
Spices that are:
500 gr beef Jerohan
150 gr beef
5 pieces potatoes meatball
1 cup thick coconut milk
1 tablespoon fried onion
1 tablespoon sweet soy sauce
1 fruit Orange juice
50 g fried Emping
Sliced celery taste
LBR two lime leaves
2 bay leaves
1 stalk Serai (crushed)
1 / 2 finger galangal
Seasonings to taste
7 cloves Shallots
3 cloves garlic
1 / 2 Ginger
Salt and sugar to taste
Cooking:
Clean jerohan beef, boiled with a little salt until half tender.
Add meat, boiled meat and continue until jerohan really - really soft.
Separate meat from water and jerohan kaldunya.
Cut the meat and jerohan thin - thin, fry until half dry and drain.
Pan-fried spice paste until fragrant.
Add boiling broth, cook until thethe water is remains 1 liter .
After boiling, put bay leaves, lemon grass, galangal and lime leaves.
Add coconut milk and bring to a boil again, add the seasonings, remove from heat.
Place meat in bowl and jerohan, give gravy.
Sprinkle with fried onions, soy sauce, sliced celery and lime juice.
Serve with rice, meatball, chips and chili soup.
Label:
Jakarta's Food
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