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Stuffed squid |
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Nasi
kuning |
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- 500 GRAM SQUID, cleaned
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1 ONION, chopped
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1 CLOVE GARLIC, chopped
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50 GRAM NOODLES, soaked
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50 GRAM DRIED MUSHROOMS, soaked
and cut
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1 TSP
FIVE SPICE POWDER
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1 TBSP SOY SAUCE
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400 GRAM MINCED PORK
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- 300 GRAM RICE
- 1 1/2 CUP COCONUT MILK
- 1 CUP CHICKEN STOCK
- 1 SALAM LEAF
- PIECE OF TURMERIC ROOT, sliced or 1 TSP TURMERIC POWDER
- PIECE OF LEMON GRASS, bruised
- PIECE OF GALANGAL ROOT, sliced
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Stir fry the onion and
the garlic for three minutes. Mix the pork mince with the onions and the
garlic, five spice powder, mushrooms, noodles and soy sauce and stuff the
squid with this mixture. Fry the squid 10 minutes on each side and slice
them.
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Put all
ingredients together and bring to the boil. Cook 10 minutes on medium heat and
10 minutes on very low heat. Take out the salam leaf, the lemon grass and
galangal. Shape the rice into a cone or mountain. Serve with cucumber and
tomato,
ayam panggang
and
sambal oelek trassie.
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Nasi kuning is served at Hindu festivals
and popular on Java and
Bali . The conical
shape represents the sacred Hindu mountain Meru, and yellow is one of the
four important Hindu colors and means sun or royalty. I the Netherlands, I
have seen Nasi kuning served for Easter.
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