47 indonesian recipes converted from YouTube cooking videos. Authentic dishes with full ingredients, step-by-step instructions, and nutrition info.

A fragrant, budget‑friendly Indonesian chicken vermicelli soup packed with aromatic spices, yellow vermicelli, homemade soy‑sauce and red sambal, crispy fried onions and tofu. Perfect for gatherings or a comforting everyday meal.

A fragrant Indonesian‑style steamed tofu parcel wrapped in banana leaves with fresh kemangi basil, red chilies, and a rich spice paste. The tofu stays soft and moist, while the banana leaf imparts a subtle smoky aroma. Perfect for Ramadan iftar, lunch, or dinner, and can be served with steamed rice and fried chicken or fish.

Bakwan Terong is a savory Indonesian fritter made from eggplant, shrimp, and a flavorful batter. This version includes scallions and chili for extra flavor, and is deep-fried until crispy. Perfect as a snack or side dish.

Crispy bone‑in chicken thighs tossed in a savory soy‑butter sauce with garlic, onion, oyster and sweet soy. Marinated with lime and soy for extra fragrance, then deep‑fried until golden and finished in a buttery, slightly sweet sauce. Perfect with steamed rice.
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A quick, no‑oven chocolate cake made with just Oreos, milk, and a touch of baking powder. Inspired by Indonesian home‑cooking, this stovetop cake is soft, rich, and can be finished with a simple dark‑chocolate glaze.

A popular Indonesian snack mix of assorted nuts tossed with a fragrant, savory spice blend featuring fried garlic, fried kaffir lime leaves, sugar, salt, and a punch of black pepper. Easy to make and perfect for snacking or entertaining.
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A springy, "crisp" Indonesian‑style beef meatball perfect for Eid al‑Adha. Made with chuck beef, beef fat, egg white, ice water and tapioca flour, then poached in a savory beef broth with choy sum. The recipe uses Royco Beef Powder for extra umami and can be made ahead or frozen.

A fiery Indonesian Manadonese chicken dish packed with aromatic lemongrass, lime leaves, and a blend of chilies. Pan‑seared then braised for tender, flavor‑filled meat, perfect served over steamed rice.

A slow‑cooked, aromatic beef stew from West Sumatra, Indonesia. The beef is braised for 4 hours in a rich coconut‑milk and spice paste flavored with ginger, galangal, lemongrass, kaffir lime leaves, cashews, sweet chili paste and fermented shrimp paste (trassi). Served over steamed rice with a quick sweet‑sour cucumber salad.

A simple, health‑focused Indonesian recipe for rehydrated snow mushroom cooked low‑and‑slow in a slow cooker (or pot). The mushrooms are soaked, then simmered with water and optional angco powder or goji berries for a mildly sweet, earthy broth that supports circulation and digestion.

A quick, flavorful Chinese‑style chicken dish marinated in lemon, garlic, coffee, and brown sugar, then stir‑fried to a glossy finish. Perfect for a weeknight dinner served with rice or noodles.

A fragrant, spicy, and tender Indonesian chicken rendang made with a homemade spice paste, coconut milk, and palm sugar. Perfect served over steamed rice.

A fun, budget‑friendly twist on calamari using thick onion rings that are sliced, soaked to remove the pungent bite, battered with a light cornstarch coating, rolled in breadcrumbs and fried until golden. Served with a sweet‑tangy mayo‑lemon dipping sauce, these rings look like calamari but cost a fraction of the price.

A spicy Indonesian chicken dish (Ayam Rica-Rica) featuring half-fried chicken simmered in a fragrant blend of chilies, aromatics, and a hint of sweet soy sauce. Easy to make with simple ingredients, perfect for a flavorful lunch or dinner.

A classic Indonesian fried rice recipe featuring savory aromatics, sweet soy sauce, bakso (Indonesian meatballs), and chicken, finished with a punch of black pepper. This version is based on a home-cooked method from Rudy on Dapur Ladaku.

A unique Indonesian "no water" chicken soup where the broth is created entirely from the natural juices of ginger, onion, apple, and white cabbage. Cooked low and slow in a thick‑bottomed pot, the chicken becomes ultra‑tender and the soup is perfect for a comforting iftar meal.

A quick, budget‑friendly Indonesian‑style fried egg dish packed with thinly sliced onions, garlic, scallions, and a sweet‑spicy sauce. Perfect for sahur or any fast breakfast, it pairs wonderfully with hot steamed rice.

A quick and tasty Indonesian snack perfect for breaking fast during Ramadan. Simple fried chicken nuggets are tossed with spicy shrimp‑paste sambal and crispy fried onions for a flavorful, protein‑packed bite.

A quick and flavorful Indonesian‑Japanese fusion noodle bowl using Marugami instant udon, enriched with a savory chicken broth, chili, sesame, fried tempeh, and soft‑boiled eggs. Perfect for a comforting lunch or dinner in under 40 minutes.

A classic Indonesian snack made from fresh corn, aromatic spices, and herbs, deep-fried to golden perfection. Crunchy on the outside and tender inside, these fritters are perfect as a snack or side dish.

A crunchy, fragrant Indonesian‑style fried banana snack. Made with a light batter of all‑purpose flour, rice flour and cornstarch, flavored with vanilla and optional sesame seeds. Perfect for tea time or a quick street‑food style treat.

A simple, authentic Indonesian village‑style fried rice packed with garlic, red chilies, and fresh kangkung. Perfect for a quick lunch or dinner using leftover rice, this recipe from the YouTube channel Makan Siswa captures the rustic flavors of kampung cooking.

A comforting Indonesian‑style tofu dish where golden fried tofu is tossed in a savory mushroom‑egg sauce flavored with garlic, shallots, chili, oyster sauce and soy sauce. Perfect for sahur or iftar, this quick and economical recipe serves four.

A quick 20‑minute vegan stir‑fry featuring marinated tempeh, crisp broccolini, green beans, and a tangy peanut‑lime sauce, served over fluffy rice. Perfect for a cozy, nourishing weeknight dinner.

A practical method to salvage over‑cooked or burnt kerupuk (Indonesian prawn crackers) using a microwave, air fryer, and quick deep‑fry. The technique restores crispness and flavor, turning a kitchen mishap into a tasty snack.

A quick and budget‑friendly Indonesian‑style tofu dish that’s crispy on the outside, soft inside, and tossed with colorful bell peppers, onion, and a garlicky chili‑salt seasoning. Perfect as a main course or hearty snack.

Tender chicken pieces simmered in a fragrant, nutty and creamy coconut‑lime sauce, finished with toasted coconut, palm sugar and tamarind for a perfect balance of sweet, sour and spicy. This classic Southeast Asian dish from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore is the star of the School of Wok cookbook.

A quick, late‑night Indonesian comfort dish inspired by a humorous family scene. This version of Indomie Seblak adds duck egg, fresh chilies, garlic, and a splash of soy sauces to the classic instant noodle, creating a spicy, satisfying meal in under 20 minutes.

A quick, budget-friendly Indonesian stir-fry that combines crispy tofu cubes with fluffy scrambled eggs, tossed in a sweet‑savory sauce with aromatics and a hint of heat. Perfect served over steaming white rice for a satisfying main course.

A lightning‑fast Indonesian‑style butter chicken cooked in a skillet with margarine, aromatics, sweet soy, oyster and dark soy sauces, finished with a glossy cornstarch slurry. Ready in about 15 minutes, perfect for busy weeknights.

Indonesian Beef Rendang is a rich, spicy, slow‑cooked stew where tender chunks of chuck roast are simmered in toasted coconut, fragrant spices and creamy coconut milk until the sauce thickens into a caramelized, melt‑in‑your‑mouth coating. This recipe follows Chef Billy Parisi’s step‑by‑step video, including the crucial toasted coconut paste, homemade spice blend, and a three‑hour braise for maximum flavor.

A traditional Indonesian sambal from Lamongan, made with fried bird's eye chilies, tomatoes, red onion, candlenut, shrimp paste and a touch of sugar. This thin, aromatic sauce is perfect for serving with fried chicken, fish or any grilled protein and is popular among street‑food vendors for its bold flavor and long shelf life.

A fast‑track Minang‑style beef rendang that uses a brief baking‑soda soak to tenderize the meat and a two‑stage coconut milk method for deep, rich flavor. The spices are blended smooth, sautéed until dry, and then simmered for hours until the sauce clings to the meat. Perfect for making ahead and storing for several days.

A soft, sweet, and fluffy steamed cake made from mashed sweet potato, eggs, milk, and flour. No oven or frying required—just a steamer and a few simple ingredients. Topped with red dates for a hint of natural sweetness, this Indonesian‑style snack is perfect for a quick breakfast, afternoon tea, or light dessert.

A quick, nutritious Indonesian‑style stir‑fry perfect for breaking fast. Tender chicken thigh, crisp vegetables, soft tofu coated in egg, and a light oyster‑sauce glaze make a balanced, satisfying meal that feels indulgent without the heavy fried foods.

A home‑style Indonesian stir‑fry that transforms salty, tough salted squid (cumi asin) into a tender, flavorful dish with chilies, tomato, fried tofu, tempeh and a sweet‑savory sauce. The method reduces excess salt, keeps the squid chewy, and creates a complete main course perfect for rice and a simple cucumber salad.

A quick and tasty Indonesian-inspired noodle soup using Indomie instant noodles without boiling them. Inspired by Warmindo Pak Kembar Sabe Mangat in Aceh, this recipe combines the soto-flavored seasoning, fried shallots, fresh celery, hot broth, and a splash of lemon for a bright, comforting bowl ready in minutes.

A quick and easy Indonesian vegetable stir‑fry that removes the natural bitterness of genjer (water spinach) by salting and squeezing, then tosses it with a fragrant blend of garlic, onion, chilies, tomato, and shrimp paste. Perfect as a side dish to accompany rice.

A simple, kid‑approved homemade sausage made from eggs, grated carrot, scallions, fried shallots, and a light flour batter. The sausages are boiled, cooled, skewered, dipped in egg and fried until golden, then served with your favorite dipping sauce.

A simple Indonesian pressure‑cooker chicken recipe that yields ultra‑tender, soft‑boned chicken with a fully infused, smooth spice sauce. Perfect for home cooks or small‑business ideas, this dish requires only a few steps and minimal ingredients.

Crispy fried balls packed with tender chicken, creamy mashed potatoes and melted cheese, coated in a crunchy breadcrumb crust. Perfect as a snack, appetizer, or party finger food.

A simple, rustic Indonesian‑style spicy chicken wing (ayam kipas) dish made with fresh garden vegetables and bite‑size shrimp. The recipe focuses on a few core spices, letting the fresh produce and the heat of the chilies shine. Perfect for a quick dinner or a snack with friends.

A flavorful Indonesian-style goat satay that stays tender and odor‑free thanks to a quick sweet‑soy‑pineapple glaze and a fresh tomato‑chili sambal. Perfect for Idul Adha or any celebration.

A crunchy, golden‑brown Indonesian snack made with shredded carrots, cabbage, and green onions mixed into a pre‑made bakwan flour batter, then deep‑fried until crisp. The addition of dumpling‑style batter gives the fritters a light, airy texture that’s perfect for sharing with friends.

A detailed rundown of the items purchased to stock an office kitchen, as shown in Della Septiani's vlog. Includes fruits, vegetables, proteins, pantry staples, snacks, and cleaning supplies, plus storage and safety tips for keeping the office pantry organized.

A quick, refreshing Indonesian‑style snack that pairs sweet fresh pineapple with crisp nori seaweed. No cooking required—just slice, fold, and enjoy a unique sweet‑savory bite.

A simple Indonesian comfort dish where soft, steamed tofu is topped with a quick, aromatic ground‑meat sauce. Perfect for kids and adults, it pairs beautifully with steamed rice and can be ready in under an hour.