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Spicy Sundanese Seblak

A comforting, street-style Indonesian soup featuring chewy crackers softened in a vibrant, aromatic kencur-infused broth. This savory and spicy dish is a local favorite in Bandung and is guaranteed to warm you up.

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@dimaz

35 minsTime
4 servingsYield
342Calories

Ingredients

  • ·200g raw garlic crackers (kerupuk)
  • ·4 large eggs, lightly beaten
  • ·100g fish balls, sliced
  • ·4 stalks mustard greens (caisim), chopped
  • ·800ml water
  • ·2 tbsp vegetable oil
  • ·1 tsp salt
  • ·1 tsp sugar
  • ·1 tsp bouillon powder
  • ·6 shallots (for paste)
  • ·4 cloves garlic (for paste)
  • ·3 cm aromatic ginger (kencur) (for paste)
  • ·5 red bird's eye chilies (for paste)
  • ·2 large red chilies (for paste)

Instructions

1
Soak the crackers in warm water until soft, then drain.
2
Grind or blend shallots, garlic, kencur, and chilies into a smooth paste.
3
Sauté the herbal paste in oil until fragrant.
4
Add water and bring to a boil.
5
Add crackers, fish balls, and mustard greens.
6
Stir in beaten eggs and seasonings; cook until thickened and serve hot.

Nutrition per serving

342kcal
Calories
15g
Protein
43g
Carbs
13g
Fat

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