Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Side Dish”
JUKUT YARDLONG BEAN AND TEMPE
Hi, food lovers! Let’s get to know Jukut Yardlong Bean and Tempe, a classic Balinese dish that’s packed with flavor and nutrition. Traditionally, this dish only uses yardlong beans as the main ingredient. But this time, I’m adding a twist by including tempe to make it more hearty and satisfying. Perfect for those who love to explore new flavors in the kitchen. Get ready for your kitchen to smell absolutely amazing!
STIR-FRIED WATER SPINACH
Need a quick, tasty, and fresh veggie idea? This Stir-Fried Water Spinach is just what you need! With a savory and spicy flavor that you can tweak to your liking, this dish is perfect as a side for any main course, especially when served with rice.
Serves: 2 servings
Time: 15 minutes
SAUTÉED CABBAGE AND TOFU
If you’re not sure what to cook, this Sautéed Cabbage and Tofu is the answer! Simple, healthy, and doesn’t take long to make. With basic ingredients, you can create a dish that’s yummy and perfect for any occasion. Ready to cook? Let’s give it a try!
For 2-3 servings
Time: 15 minutes
BALADO EGGPLANT
Balado Eggplant is a favorite dish in Indonesia, known for its tantalizing spiciness. This dish combines tender eggplant with a rich, spicy sambal, creating a satisfying burst of taste. Easy and simple to make, Balado Eggplant is often enjoyed as a comforting home-cooked meal and pairs perfectly with white rice. It’s a dish that really captures the essence of Indonesian cuisine and will make you crave more!
For 4-5 servings
Time: 25 minutes
PORTUGUESE RICE
Elevate your dinner with classic Portuguese Rice, featuring a blend of aromatic ingredients that bring a taste of Portugal to your table. Easy to make and delicious, this dish is a perfect addition to any meal.
For 4 servings
Time: 30 minutes
TEMPE OREK (Wet Version)
Tempe Orek is a beloved Indonesian dish from Java, where tempe is diced or sliced and cooked with a unique blend of palm sugar, Indonesian sweet soy sauce (kecap manis), and tamarind. It’s a flavorful, savory classic that captures the heart of traditional Javanese cuisine.
For 2-3 servings
Time: 20 minutes