Indonesian dishes

The spice islands of Indonesia have produced some wonderful dishes! Browse below for our favourites.
Fried rice is a standard Southeast Asian dish – people eat it for breakfast! The Indonesian version, Nasi Goreng, uses beef instead of pork and is garnished with cucumber - but in reality the ingredients can be as varied as you like!
This Indonesian meatball curry is another way of using our Sulawesi blend. If you love meatballs (we do!) or just want a more economical meat dish, then give this a go!
Orak-Arik is one of those recipes which you will not believe can be so tasty, comprising as it does of so few and such simple ingredients. Egg, cabbage, onion, garlic, soy sauce…
Semur Daging is a Javanese curry which contains tomatoes rather than coconut milk. We have used our Indonesian sulawesi blend, but this cooking method changes the flavours completely.
This Indonesian pumpkin & prawn curry is much easier than its name! Hot and tangy, with dried lime leaves, lime juice and coconut milk, substitute the prawns for diced red pepper if you want a vegan version. We used our Padang blend…
Use our Satay blend to make delicious Singapore-style satay from pork mince. This type of food was very popular with the Nonya (Straits Chinese) population. Simply add fish sauce, soy sauce and lime juice for an alternative barbecue feast.
Gulai Kambing is a delicious coconut curry from Northern Sumatra, cooked with either goat or, in our case, lamb.
Tinoransak is a hot and fragrant Indonesian dish from Sulawesi. It is very simple, using the flavours of green chillies, lemongrass and lime leaves. If you can’t find Thai basil, then use the usual type…
This is an Indonesian celebration dish, usually served with meatballs, eggs, caramelised onions and prawns. The rice is very rich, as are the meatballs…
We have used our Indonesian Sulawesi spice blend for this tasty and unusual way of cooking lamb mince. It’s not too spicy!
We used our Indonesian Padang spice blend for this recipe, but try our Indonesian Aceh for a more family-friendly version! We served it with…
This delicious curry uses our Indonesian Korma curry, with flavours of fennel, star anise and cloves. This Singapore version uses pork as an unusual alternative, with as many chillies as you want!
This is a really hot sauce/relish, bursting with SE Asian flavours such as prawn paste, peanuts and coconut.
As a change from chicken satay, why not try our idea for a pork burger topped with peanut sauce and some cucumber? You use the same spices, but with completely different results!