‘Ayam Bakar’ is an Indonesian or Malaysian dish of charcoal-grilled chicken. The chicken is usually marinated with the mixture of different kinds spices such as garlic, shallot, chili pepper, tamarind juice, galangal, turmeric, ginger, bay leaf, candle nuts, and sweet soy sauce. ‘Ayam Bakar’ is usually served with ‘sambal trasi’ (Indonesian chili sauce - I’ll share the recipe in my next post 😊) and slices of cucumbers, tomatoes, and lettuce.Every region in Indonesia has their own special kind of ‘Ayam Bakar’. The one I’m posting now is a Javanese Ayam Bakar. It uses a lot of sweet soy sauce. I’ll try to share some other ‘Ayam Bakar’ recipes from the other islands next time 😊Note: In this recipe I didn’t grill the chicken using a charcoal grill. Instead I used a grill pan. You can choose which one you prefer. It will still taste yummy 😋 IG @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel

#indonesianfood#sambalkecapWell, I am Indonesian. So I am always craving of Indonesian foods.This time I am craving of Indonesian dipping sauce called “sambal kecap”.Kecap in Indonesia is sweet soy sauce.This dipping sauce is very delicious and versatile.In my country, this sauce often serve alongside deep fried, grilled dishes, bbq, or even for satay to substitute or replaced the satay peanut sauce.Very simple ingredients and easy to make.Here is the recipe!

Sweet, savory, and a little bit spicy chicken best served with rice

Easy recipe of Chinese favour chicken wings

The Best of Indonesian Food in Australia 😍

#indonesianfoodThe day time = “Me” time🥰Because my husband is working so I can have anything what I want to eat for my lunch.Today I made this Indonesian salad for lunch using leftovers spicy sweet soy dipping sauce as a dressing.The recipe for the dipping sauce actually is in my previous recipe. You can simply find it in my recipe lists. #spicysweetsoydippingsauceI like this salad so much because it’s totally different with American salads. Even it’s different with Chinese or Japanese salads.The taste is so refreshing between spicy, sweet, and sour.Wanna try this salad? Here is the recipe!

Asian condiment or dip; great with grilled meat, seafood, fritters and clear noodle soups, fried fish and fried eggs.#CA2025#CookpadApron2025#condiment#lunch#dinner#snack#appetizer#soysauce#dippingsauce#fresh#asian#texas#HEB#Malaysian#Malaysia#Singaporean#singapore#Indonesian#Indonesia#fingerfood#horsdoeuvres#chilies#sauce#spicy#sweet#kicap#kicapmanis#dip

Of course I want to cut calories, even if it is with dry and tasteless chicken. But with this recipe, it'll become plump and delicious.Cut the chicken breast into fine pieces, soak in sake, then dredge in flour to prevent it from drying out. Coating it keeps the juices from coming out, and soaks up the sauce. The juices and sauce cling to the chicken well, so you can use it as a side dish in your bento as well. The garlic shoots give a more subtle aroma than regular garlic. It becomes sweet when sautéed. Recipe by pegupepepe

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 🙏🏻

2020 just came! In my family tradition, we usually celebrate New Year Eve with barbecuing. This year I cooked for my family because I back to my hometown 😁Ayam Bakar (Grilled Chicken) is our favorite dish! It's also popular dish in Indonesia. There are some type of Ayam Bakar, but my favorite one is Ayam Bakar Kecap.I'm amazingly surprised and feel happy, because my family loves this recipe and it's gone pretty fast 😂

I was cravings for seafood, then I bought clam at the market. I made it with Padang Sauce (Sweet-spicy) because this sauce is best for this clam 😝#OneRecipeOneTree

I usually make this dish with chicken wings, but I used thigh meat instead. It is easier to eat.As soon as you coat the chicken with sauce sprinkle on the sesame seeds. Otherwise the sesame seeds won't stick.If you prefer to coat the chicken pieces thickly with sauce, boil it down a little first.If you find the sauce too sweet, adjust the sugar to your liking. Recipe by Hamumaki