'Nasi Goreng' literally translates from Indonesian into 'Fried Rice'.
- Nutrition facts are for one serving.
- This recipe uses ingredients for raw or semi-cooked consumption.
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Ingredients(Servings: 2)
Directions
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Devein the shrimp, rinse in salted water (salt not included in recipe ingredients) and pat dry. Slice the chicken meat into thin strips. Chop the red bell pepper up into 1 cm (0.4 in.) cubes and slice the cabbage leaf into thin strips.
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Place a small amount of the vegetable oil into a wok and once heated cook the shrimp until they change color, then remove from the wok. Add in more vegetable oil, saute the garlic, chili peppers and Japanese long onion until softened and then add in the chicken meat and continue to saute.
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Quickly saute the red bell pepper and cabbage, sprinkle on salt and black pepper. Add in the rice, turn the heat to high, and saute while breaking the rice apart and combining all ingredients.
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Return the shrimp to the wok, add in (A), mix throughout, and serve on dishes.
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Prepare the toppings. Deep-fry the shrimp crackers to crispiness. Lightly fry the 2 eggs using vegetable oil. Place these on the fried rice.
Cooking Basics
Shrimp or prawns have a dark-colored intestinal tract (often called a vein) running down the length of their back, this needs to be removed. For shrimps in shells, before removing the shell, place a toothpick into the 2nd to 3rd abdominal segment from the head and gently remove this. By slightly bending the back this process is made easier. For headless shrimp, quite often the intestinal tract has been removed with the head.
When deep-frying shrimp or prawns, quite often the tail is left and only the shell is removed. Peel the shell off from the head while making sure that the last abdominal segment to which the tail is attached remains intact. When the shell is peeled off, the legs will also be removed.
Cut the bell pepper in half, fold the stem and then remove the seeds with your fingers. This is an easier and less wasteful method than using a knife.
Remove the roots of the Japanese long onion, and insert vertical cuts. Then chop up finely at right angles from end to end.
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