Besides satay, Ian Claproth serves Indonesian fried rice. It’s a family recipe given to him by his grandmother oma Claproth – ‘oma’ is the Dutch word for grandmother. Every family has their own recipe and this version is really easy to make with ingredients that can be found in any supermarket. Listen to the conversation…
In this episode we have a conversation with Ian Claproth. Together with his cousin Stephanie, his business partner, they run Satay LA a pop-up and food stand specializing in Indonesian satay! The menu features delicious items like pork satay, tofu satay (for vegetarians), nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice – recipe by his grandmother) and satay…
Meet Joseph Gidman, our guest in this episode of The Rice Table. Joseph is chef and co-owner of Van Gogh’s Eeterie, a Dutch-inspired restaurant – the only one of its kind in the state of Missouri. Gidman, along with his mother, Claire, also owns Cafe Cusco, a Peruvian restaurant and Chabom Teas + Spices shop…
Ever heard of Nasi Goreng, the popular Indonesian fried rice? Indonesian food has been under the radar in America and is finally getting more attention. More Indonesian pop-ups and small eateries are opening up across the nation and more people are trying the cuisine that is known for it’s (complex) layers of flavors and exotic…
Keasberry goes Keto with chicken fried cauliflower rice. To make it convenient for you, all ingredients are available at your local Trader Joe’s! This low-carb alternative to the Indo fried rice is easy to make and provides 2 portions. Let’s do this… INGREDIENTS 2 tbsp coconut oil 1 small yellow onion – finely chopped 2…
My special Nasi Goreng is very easy to make and contains Petai (Parkia Speciosa) which is a kind of a bean. The shape looks like an almond. Petai is usually sold frozen in bags. Petai adds a unique smell and taste to a dish. Let’s be frank, I call it the tasty stinky bean. Not…
“Ke-to-praaaak, Ke-to-praaak!” That is what I would shout when pushing a cart selling this popular and delicious salad. I would want everyone to hear it and I would probably get arrested for disturbing the peace. This traveling chef made him self heard by hitting a spoon against a plate, while passing down the street in Jakarta where my…