Urap Bali#eattherainbow

Warm salad originated from the Island of Gods “Bali”. The hardest ingredient would be the lesser galangal.
Be creative with your veggies, you can swap and use red cabbage or yellow paprika to make it more colourful.
#eattherainbow
Note: I used half of the spiced coconut for this urap.
Urap Bali#eattherainbow
Warm salad originated from the Island of Gods “Bali”. The hardest ingredient would be the lesser galangal.
Be creative with your veggies, you can swap and use red cabbage or yellow paprika to make it more colourful.
#eattherainbow
Note: I used half of the spiced coconut for this urap.
Steps
- 1
Dry fry coconut until a little bit brown. Set aside.
- 2
Blend all spice. Fry with oil until fragrant.
- 3
Pour the shredded coconut in the same pan. Stir until all mixed. It should be a bit too salty at this stage.
- 4
Steam veggies until cooked. Snake bean takes longer to cook.
- 5
Mix all veggies with the spices coconut. Serve.
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