Nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice)
What is nasi goreng? Literally nasi goreng means fried rice. It is the most popular dish in Indonesian cuisine. Fried rice with spices (because of that delicious vegan bumbu!) and vegetables. Do you want to make an Indonesian rice table? Then nasi goreng cannot be missed. Oh, and don't forget our gluten-free fried onions and peanut sauce, because they complete this vegan nasi!
DinnerRice dish4 servings25 minutes preparation
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This is how you make it
- Cook the rice according to package directions.
- Finely chop all garlic, chili pepper and vegetables.
- Place a tablespoon of coconut oil in a large frying pan. Fry the onions for 2-3 minutes. Add the rest of the vegetables, along with the garlic and chili pepper. Fry on medium to high heat.
- When the vegetables have shrunk after about 5 minutes, add the jar of bumbu. Cook for another 3-5 minutes on low heat.
- Meanwhile, prepare the peanut sauce. Place all four ingredients in a saucepan and stir until the sauce has the right consistency. Don't turn the heat up too high, as it will boil down quickly.
- Drain the rice and add to the vegetables. Stir well. Add the soy sauce and the bean sprouts, fry briefly over medium heat and turn off the heat.
- Put the fried rice on a plate. Pour the peanut sauce over the fried rice. Top with fried onions.
- Do you like spicy? Sambal really belongs to nasi, so add spiciness to taste!
Tip(s)
- Serve with lentil chips or vegan prawn crackers.
- If you want to go for a less fatty peanut sauce, you can replace the coconut milk with water.
- Are you not in a hurry and do you really want to do it the Indonesian way? Then make sure the rice is cold as soon as you add it to the vegetables. Depending on which type of rice you use, the rice grain will otherwise quickly break when tossed. Prepare the rice a day in advance or rinse well with cold water before frying it with the vegetables.
