Every region in Indonesia has its own unique culinary characteristics, and one thing that almost always appears on the dining table is sambal. Not just a side dish, sambal often determines whether a meal tastes extraordinary or just ordinary. Interestingly, there are...
Who can resist cassava chips? This snack is truly a favorite for many because of its savory, crispy taste that’s perfect to enjoy anytime. But have you ever tried making cassava chips at home, only to end up with chips that are hard, quickly become soggy, or just...
Nasi kebuli is known as one of the signature Middle Eastern-inspired dishes that has become popular in Indonesia, especially during special occasions like religious holidays or family gatherings. Its rich, savory flavor, aromatic spices, and slightly fatty texture...
Sago pearls are often used in various sweet dishes, ranging from porridge, es campur, to trendy drinks. Its chewy texture and beautiful appearance make sago pearls loved by many people. Unfortunately, when cooking sago, it often becomes sticky and clumpy. If you’ve...
Goat head is often used as the main ingredient in various traditional Indonesian dishes such as gulai, soup, and tongseng. While it offers a savory flavor and a unique texture, the cleaning process requires special care. The distinctive gamey smell of goat can be...
Beef and goat meat are two popular types of red meat in Indonesia. Both are often used as the main ingredients in various traditional Indonesian dishes like gulai, sate, or rendang. At first glance, beef and goat meat may look quite similar. However, if you take a...
