Fried rice is a food that comes from Indonesia, which has a diverse variety with uniform distribution throughout the region. The cuisine is included in the main course and usually served hot. Its main ingredient is rice fried with the addition of meat, vegetables and spices - usually also added soy sauce. Because of the proximity of the history of the Dutch nation, it is also a very well known cuisine there.Fried rice with chicken and seafood mixture is sometimes boring, so there is no harm in trying salted fish fried rice. Alloy fried rice and salted fish (types of jambal roti) fried rice makes it special from other fried rice because the scent of the mixture of salted fish. The taste of salted fish in the mouth gives different sensations when eating this dish. Aroma of salted fish is appetizing with bread, it makes the tongue can not speak. Regular breakfast and lunch for the family, the taste of fried rice is more special because there is a sensation of spiciness.Salted fish are marinated fish, then dried in the sun to dry. It is a method of preserving fish meat, which is usually done traditionally. In this recipe, all kinds of dried salted fish can be used. It would be better if using fish with meat rather thick, so it is not easily lost the sensation of taste . Here is a recipe "salted fish fried rice", a variation known throughout Indonesia.

Lepang is a plant that grows in many fields, and the commonly used in vegetable dishes typical in Dayak village (Central Kalimantan). This plant is related to cucumbers, namely the Cucurbitaceae and including genus Melothria are still wild and not much is known. There are two common ones, namely Melothria pendula and Melothria Scraba.In place of the original, this vegetable is cooked with wine Rampank (dregs of juice wine made ​​from glutinous rice). Made with anchovy, rebon (ebi) or river fish and eaten with rice or tubers. Because I'm Muslim, I avoid the use of wine in this cuisine.

This is a dish from Central Kalimantan which I got from one of my friends who migrated to Samarinda .The recipe is not that complicated though takes some time .

This tasty fried fish recipe is made with a basic combination of flour and seasonings, but don't be fooled by the simplicity of this dish—the fillets fry up crispy and delicious. Haddock and cod are two excellent choices for fried fish, but tilapia, pollock, or another mild white fish should work fine. Be careful not to overcook the thin fillets or burn the crispy coating.

Another quick and a simple recipe for working women. It takes only 20 minutes, and dinner is ready on the table. Happy trying!#fried #trout #fish #easy and #simple #recipe for #beloved #family #cookpad #cookpadcommunity #cookpadcommunity_USA #cookpadcommunity_Indonesia

This marinade is fairly simple and works with both fish & meat. The fish I’m using is Fluke, its meat is similar to The important part is to fry the lemongrass in the last 10 minutes of cooking time. This will flavor the oil for frying without burning the lemongrass.

This is so easy i feel embarassed to even call it recipe. But this is the truth. In Malaysia we use these salt n tumeric powder to season our fried chicken fried fish roast beef barbeque fish shrimp calamari....oooh almost all. Tumeric gives fragrant and actually have an antiseptic benefit.Please try this..not that much of ingredients to invest anyway. Will make ur life easy.

My husband is a catfish snob and swears that this is the best! (L)

The fried fish or ikan tausi is Sabahan's favourite dish. The homemade sellers' versions are more flavorful compared to the packaged, commercial types.

#nonindian - This is a very popular Singaporean style Fish Head curry cooked in coconut milk, tamarind water and along with some veggies thrown in. It is best enjoyed with plain steamed rice. I had the privilege of tasting this delicacy at Muthu's restaurant, Singapore, where it has originated. There are a lot of versions to this dish. It is prepared with lemon grass, kaffir lime leaves, chinese cabbage in the Chinese style and in the Malay version, prawn paste and galangal are added. But one thing is for sure, whatever way it is cooked it is just awesome.

“NASI GORENG KAMPUNG” is a typical kind of fried rice from the Riau Islands. It's also commonly found in Malaysia, because the people are still the same Malay family. It has simple spices mixed with candlenut and dried shrimp paste, so the aroma is sharp and distinctive --- it can certainly be tempting. This fried rice is tasty, especially with a sprinkling of fried anchovies that are so crunchy. It's also pretty hot and spicy, because it's sprinkled with sliced chili. Here is the recipe...