This is such a yummie vegetarian dish. So full of flavor!
Maybe not the prettiest food, but trust me it’s very tasty ;)
Maybe not the prettiest food, but trust me it’s very tasty ;)
Ingredients:
1 block tempe
400 ml coconut milk
3 shallots
2 cloves
of garlic
1 tsp ketumbar (grounded coriander seeds)
2 kemiri nuts
3 cm galangal
4-6 tsp brown sugar (or gulla jawa)
1 tsp salt
1 salam
leave
3 djeroek
poeroet leaves (kaffir lime leaves)
2-3 dried lombok peppers
2-3 dried lombok peppers
Instructions:
Cut tempe in bite size pieces and
fry golden brown in some sunflower oil. Leave to drain on some paper towel.
Simply chop op shallots, garlic,
ketumbar, kemiri nuts and galangal. Place them in a bowl and add brown sugar
and salt. With a stick blender mush it into a nice paste. You could also use a
regular blender and if you’re really ambitious you can use a mortar and pestle.
Heat some sunflower oil in medium
wok and fry the paste for a few minutes.
Add the coconut milk and cook until
a bit thicker. Add the tempe, salam leave, djeroek poeroet leaves and lombok
peppers, leave to simmer until the liquid is more reduced. Stir occasionally so it doesn’t stick to the
pot.
Depending on how you prefer it you
can add more sugar and reduce the liquid further. I like mine a bit sweet and
not to wet, but that’s just my preference.
Serve with a nice bowl of jasmine
rice and enjoy how that fragrant tempe melts away in your mouth.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
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