Gado-Gado
The great blanched-vegetable salad under a warm peanut waterfall: Indonesia's rainbow of cabbage, beans, tofu, tempeh and egg, eaten with rice cakes and crackers.
What it is
The great blanched-vegetable salad under a warm peanut waterfall: Indonesia's rainbow of cabbage, beans, tofu, tempeh and egg, eaten with rice cakes and crackers. Ingredients: cabbage, water spinach, bean sprouts, green beans, carrots, potatoes, tofu, tempeh, hard-boiled eggs, cucumber, lontong, emping crackers; sauce: peanuts, chile, garlic, kencur (aromatic ginger), tamarind, palm sugar, lime leaves, coconut milk (optional). Recipe: 1) Blanch each vegetable separately to just-crisp. 2) Fry tofu and tempeh golden. 3) Pound or blend the sauce; thin to a pourable gloss. 4) Arrange everything; pour sauce over at the table. Serve: with emping and krupuk, as lunch across Java. Flavor: sweet-spicy peanut richness over garden freshness. History: a Betawi-Javanese classic of Jakarta's kitchens; in a country of meat feasts, gado-gado ('mix-mix') is the vegetarian icon. See also: Nasi Goreng, Satay (Sate).
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