First attempt at Nasi goreng
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The great emperor himself couldn’t have made it better.
Thank you! Such kind words
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That looks delicious
Thank you! It was
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Looks very good!
Thank you!
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Looks like the real deal complete with the well fried egg (obviously cucumber and tomato would be the chefs kiss). It’s my second favorite fried rice, beaten only by something I used to get at a corner Thai take out which was Tom Yum fried rice. I’ve never managed to reproduce it though.
That sounds good. The next fried rice i want to try is the Malaysian version of nasi goreng.
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It was very nice :). Addicting almost.
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Apologies for bad plating. There is an image of just the rice below.
Nasi goreng is an extremely popular fried rice dish in Indonesia.
I really enjoyed this fried rice, it’s probably close to the best fried rice I’ve had, maybe tied with kimchi fried rice.
It also tastes very similar to the mi goreng instant noodles which makes sense since they use similar ingredients.
As for the recipe, I sort of scanned multiple recipes and then winged it so its a blur for me. I know i added onions, kecap manis, light soy sauce, garlic, oil, chicken thigh, chili peppers, shrimp paste, salt, chicken broth, white pepper and msg. Not 100% sure of the order tho because i don’t remember.
From what I gather nasi goreng is usually eaten with cucumbers and tomatoes for veggies but i had a lot of bok choi so i cooked bok choi separately and ate it with that instead.
I look forwards to exploring different fried rices in the future.
Can’t be the only one that did a double-take thinking that said “Nazi Goering.”
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Apologies for bad plating. There is an image of just the rice below.
Nasi goreng is an extremely popular fried rice dish in Indonesia.
I really enjoyed this fried rice, it’s probably close to the best fried rice I’ve had, maybe tied with kimchi fried rice.
It also tastes very similar to the mi goreng instant noodles which makes sense since they use similar ingredients.
As for the recipe, I sort of scanned multiple recipes and then winged it so its a blur for me. I know i added onions, kecap manis, light soy sauce, garlic, oil, chicken thigh, chili peppers, shrimp paste, salt, chicken broth, white pepper and msg. Not 100% sure of the order tho because i don’t remember.
From what I gather nasi goreng is usually eaten with cucumbers and tomatoes for veggies but i had a lot of bok choi so i cooked bok choi separately and ate it with that instead.
I look forwards to exploring different fried rices in the future.
Looks tasty.
Did you use rice that was cooked the day before? When making nasi there is little need for moisture because you would like the rice get fried.
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Looks tasty.
Did you use rice that was cooked the day before? When making nasi there is little need for moisture because you would like the rice get fried.
Yep. I also left it uncovered so it dried out more.
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Yep. I also left it uncovered so it dried out more.
Great!
I would not let it uncovered though. My grandma always left it on the stove, with the lid on the pan.
Love nasi, you could also sub the shrimp paste with fish sauce. Use some spring eggs and peas in it.
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Apologies for bad plating. There is an image of just the rice below.
Nasi goreng is an extremely popular fried rice dish in Indonesia.
I really enjoyed this fried rice, it’s probably close to the best fried rice I’ve had, maybe tied with kimchi fried rice.
It also tastes very similar to the mi goreng instant noodles which makes sense since they use similar ingredients.
As for the recipe, I sort of scanned multiple recipes and then winged it so its a blur for me. I know i added onions, kecap manis, light soy sauce, garlic, oil, chicken thigh, chili peppers, shrimp paste, salt, chicken broth, white pepper and msg. Not 100% sure of the order tho because i don’t remember.
From what I gather nasi goreng is usually eaten with cucumbers and tomatoes for veggies but i had a lot of bok choi so i cooked bok choi separately and ate it with that instead.
I look forwards to exploring different fried rices in the future.
That plating is perfect, no need to apologize for it! I like the bok choi addition
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That plating is perfect, no need to apologize for it! I like the bok choi addition
When I looked at the photo I took, I realized the actual “nasi goreng” is mostly obstructed by the egg and bok choy. i probably should have used a plate instead (or a wider bowl).
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