Indonesian Recipe
Indonesian Recipe


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Ingredients:

  1. 250 gr/9 oz asian egg noodle
  2. 350 gr/12 oz chicken fillet, chopped
  3. 1 large onion, chopped
  4. 3 tsp indonesian sweet soya sauce / Kecap Manis
  5. 1 tsp soy sauce (salty)
  6. 2 tsp oystersauce
  7. 250 gr/9 oz Choy Sum (chinese vegetable), cut

Spice Paste:

  1. 2 cloves garlic
  2. 2 cm Ginger, peeled
  3. 1/2 cm ground turmeric or 1/2 tsp turmeric powder (optional)
  4. 1 tsp pepper or 1/2 tsp pepper powder

For Soup:

  1. 2 lt water or meat broth
  2. 1/2 tsp pepper powder
  3. 1 tsp broth powder
  4. 2 spring onions, sliced
  5. 1 tsp sugar
  6. salt to taste

Garnish:

  1. 2 tsp fried onions
Chicken Noodles Ingredients
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Chicken Noodles

Chicken Noodles

Source: Buku Kumpulan Resep Nusantara

Place of Origin: Indonesia

Note!!

This is the famous everday street food in Indonesia. You will find it everwhere especially in Java island. Once you taste it, you will never get enough!!. So why don't you try yourself at home? This recipe looks so complicated but it is actually not. In fact..it is pretty simple & easy cooking process but the result? Hmmm....It is superb & delicious. My husband loves it!!

Important Tips: Use only the original Indonesian sweet soy sauce or known as Kecap Manis. This sauce is thick, sweet and contains almost no salt. It is often used in the Indonesian kitchen, in particular for Satays. You can find Kecap Manis only in Asia shop. Though in western supermarket many varieties of "claimed to be indonesian sweet soy sauce" are available but personally I would say, those people have no idea of what kecap manis is" ;-((. Mostly those products taste really salty, worst than our salty soy sauce. These kind of product which give a bad name to people who use it in their first indonesian recipe. However experience taught me a lesson and I have found a simple trick to recognize it's originality: Just shake the bottle downside, if the sauce has a thick, almost syrupy consistency then you get it right. If it flows like water then never think a twice to even try, otherwise you will ruin your delicious Chicken Noodles! Good Luck..

Directions:

  1. Put all ingredients for the paste in a mortar/grinding stone and grind until smooth.
  2. Heat 1 tb oil in a frying pan, stir fry the paste over low heat until fragrant.
  3. Add the chopped onoin, continue stir-frying until the chicken's colour turns to white.
  4. Add salty soy sauce, oyster sauce & kecap manis. Mix well.
  5. Adjust the taste. Add salt or sugar if necessary.
  6. Continue cooking over low heat until the chicken well cooked. Lift.
  7. Soup: Cook the water or meat broth and bring to boil. Add the pepper, broth powder, sugar & salt. Add spring onion, continue cooking for 2 minutes then lift. Make sure the spring onion is not over cooked.
  8. Noodles & Coy Sum: Boil separately and set to drain in a colander.

Serving:

  1. Put the noodle & vegetables in a bowl.
  2. Add the chicken on top and pour in the hot soup over it.
  3. Add fried onions to garnish.



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