Indonesian fried rice tossed in sweet kecap manis sauce, topped with a fried egg, crispy shallots, and cucumber slices.
التحضير15 د
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خطوات التحضير
Sauté garlic and shallots in hot oil until fragrant.
Add the chicken (if using) and stir-fry until cooked through.
Add the chili paste and stir for a minute, then push the mixture to one side, crack an egg into the pan, and scramble it in.
Add the rice and mix thoroughly with everything.
Add the kecap manis and regular soy sauce, and stir-fry over high heat until evenly colored and heated through.
Serve garnished with scallions, cucumber, and crispy shallots, with an optional fried egg on top.
نصيحة
Always use cold, day-old rice — freshly cooked hot rice holds too much moisture and turns the dish mushy instead of pleasantly toasted.
Nasi goreng literally means «fried rice» in Indonesian, and it's the country's unofficial national dish, eaten at any time of day from breakfast to dinner. It's known for its distinctive sweetness, thanks to kecap manis (thick, sweet Indonesian soy sauce).
Nasi goreng is traditionally made with day-old rice, since cold, drier grains fry better without clumping — making it one of the best dishes for using up leftover rice.
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