#mycookbookI am a porridge ‘super’ big fan since I was a kid. My mom always cooked me plain porridge with different kinds of side dishes at least 2-3 times a month. This Sweet Soy Sauce Minced Pork is one of the ‘must’ menus every time she made porridge. It doesn’t use a lot of various ingredients but it’s very flavorful 😋😋😋 If you like my recipes, please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary for the Indonesian recipes or @jenscookdineandtravel for the English recipes 🙏🏻😊😘

My friend in Japan taught me this recipe. The vinegar and soy sauce make it refreshing for a summertime lunch and perfect to go with Asian noodles! You can substitute other veggies on hand if you like.

Whenever I feel hungry and need quick fix, I always look into this Indonesian instant noodles. Many people said instant noodles is unhealthy. But let’s make it healthier and even tastier 🤤Inspired by my dad who always added extra tasty sauces in his instant noodles. Thank you for this delicious food, dad!

I made a mix of spices based on another recipe but had leftover of spice mix. I CAN'T throw it away when it's perfectly good! So after thawing out some pork ribs, I had to do something with the leftover spice. Waste not, want not. And here it is, a spice-ly sweet pork rib dish? Because the measurements are only an estimate, adjust according to taste. Mix together the measurements, have a taste (yes, the dry mix) before marinading or mixing it together with the raw pork, and then dump it all together in the slow cooker and you're good to go. You can actually add carrots, root vegetables or capsicum/bell peppers into it.

You can eat this sweet lean pork with rice with vegetables or serve it with pasta. The kids are going to love it!

I've made this dish many times over and it always tastes great either roasted in the oven or on the barbecue. It never tastes the same as the previous batch i made because I always change the amount of the ingredients.

I wanted to make a non-deep fried chicken version of sweet and sour pork.Feel free to add shiitake mushrooms, red peppers, carrots or whatever vegetables you like. If using carrots, I think it's best to microwave them for about 1 minute. For 2 or 3 servings. Recipe by Ryo---ko

Sweet soya sauce is one of the essential ingredients in Indonesian cuisine. It’s made of soy beans and it has dark color just like soy sauce, but it’s sweet and thicker due to the generous addition of palm sugar. A lot of indonesian’s recipes use this sweetened aromatic soy sauce. 😋 Please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary if you like my recipes 🙏🏻

I made this a bit hotter than expected lol so go easy and add the chilli a little at a time if you don't like too much heat! I used 2 tbsp of finely diced chilli and it was almost too hot for me but my hubby loved it

Got this recipe from my amazing grandma. My partner and I enjoy it a lot and we make them occasionally!

I always make this when sweet onions are in season. I learned this recipe from my mother, and I still make it.A lot of moisture comes out of the sweet onions, so don't put any water in.If there isn't enough soy sauce, add a little bit at the end.I like to add a lot of shichimi togarashi (chili pepper mix powder) or ichimi togarashi (chili pepper powder).The sweet onions reduce in volume, so you'll want to use at least 2. Recipe by rie-tin