This classic recipe of the Indonesian cuisine kongu nadu is a must make for our Thanksgiving dinner on November 29th. The sweet and tangy combination of coconut milk and sweet red peppers makes this a favorite for the family on any given day.
It’s actually a pretty standard Indonesian dish. It’s basically coconut milk mixed with red peppers and spices, which is then cooked in a coconut shell. It’s served with a side of stir fried rice.
It’s essentially a coconut soup, and is a staple in every Indonesian household.
There are a lot of kongu nadus across Indonesia, but its the one that’s most likely to be found in the coastal areas. Most of the recipes are pretty standard. Though it has its differences, most of them share a similar flavor.
Though kongu nadu can be found throughout Indonesia, it is most common in Bali and Java. Most people in these areas will either make it themselves or buy kongu nadu in a shop. It is also available in other regions like western Indonesia.
kongu nadu has a lot of similarities to sambal ugma (mixed meat) but is different in that it is ground and mixed with potatoes to make a different sauce. I like the texture of it and have a recipe I made a while back that I recommend you try before you go out and buy it (although I would recommend just buying the kongu nadu from the shop first).
kongu nadu is a spicy sambal ugma mixed meat sauce that is a popular dish in Java and I guess it is also made in Eastern Indonesia. The spice is usually from fresh ginger, chili, or onion. If you don’t want to make your own, you can buy the kongu nadu from the shop.
Of course, kongu nadu is also made in South East Asia and is pretty similar to the kongu nadu from Java. It is made with pork and beef and usually contains a garlic and chili sauce.
kongu nadu is not only spicy, but also pretty complex. Its meat is usually from pork, beef, or goat. It is usually served hot and is often eaten with a rice ball (rice klengkam). Kongu nadu is not only spicy, but also pretty complex. Its meat is usually from pork, beef, or goat. It is usually served hot and is often eaten with a rice ball (rice klengkam).
Kongu nadu is a kind of meat that has been eaten in Java before being introduced to the rest of Southeast Asia. The fact that it is so spicy means it was already a staple of the local diet back when the first European came to the area. And this is good for us because it means that we can make our own version of the dish, which is great for our diet. The meat is made with pork, beef, or goat.