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        "msgid": "in-the-raw-with-indonesian-salads-1447893297",
        "date": "2000-10-01 00:00:00",
        "title": "In the raw with Indonesian salads",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "In the raw with Indonesian salads JAKARTA (JP): Indonesians love their vegetables, both raw and cooked. Their variety of dressings spice up even the most familiar of greens. Urap A traditional salad of boiled vegetables tossed in grated coconut and spices.",
        "content": "<p>In the raw with Indonesian salads<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): Indonesians love their vegetables, both raw and<br>\ncooked. Their variety of dressings spice up even the most<br>\nfamiliar of greens.<\/p>\n<p>Urap<\/p>\n<p>A traditional salad of boiled vegetables tossed in grated<br>\ncoconut and spices.<br>\n * 100 g bean sprouts, roots removed<br>\n * 100 g young jackfruit<br>\n * 100 g kangkung (water spinach)<br>\n * 7 kecipir (asparagus beans)<br>\n * 1 labu siam (chayote)<br>\n * 5 long beans<\/p>\n<p>Dressing<br>\n * 4 red chilis, roasted<br>\n * 2 teaspoons salt<br>\n * some terasi (a condiment made from fermented<\/p>\n<p>shrimp paste), roasted<br>\n * 40 g palm sugar<br>\n * 1 1\/2 cm kencur (greater galingale)<br>\n * 1 teaspoon tamarind<br>\n * 1 small clove of garlic<br>\n * 1\/2 a coconut (the grated flesh)<\/p>\n<p>1. Clean the vegetables and cut into small pieces. Blanch the<br>\nbean sprouts in boiling water for a moment; remove and drain.<br>\n 2. Boil jackfruit until soft. Remove from heat.<br>\n 3. Add a teaspoon of salt to boiling water, add the spinach and<br>\ncover pan with lid. Boil for three minutes.<br>\n 4. Remove the spinach and drain. Boil more water, add the kecipir<br>\nbeans and cover firmly. Remove when cooked. Repeat same process<br>\nfor the chayote and long beans.<br>\n 5. Set the vegetables aside.<br>\n 6. For the dressing, grind spices finely, mix with grated coconut<br>\nand fry without oil until fragrant.<br>\n 7. Mix the vegetables and dressing until evenly covered.<\/p>\n<p>Raw Gado-gado<\/p>\n<p>A variation on the traditional dish of boiled vegetables in<br>\npeanut sauce.<br>\n * 100 gramsbokor lettuce, coarsely chopped<br>\n * 100 grams white cabbage, finely chopped<br>\n * 1 raw cucumber, quartered and finely chopped<br>\n * 1 green apple, quartered and finely chopped<br>\n * 1 boiled egg<br>\n * 1 slab of tofu, fried until half cooked<br>\n * 1 boiled potato<br>\n * 50 grams potato chips or emping crackers<\/p>\n<p>Dressing<br>\n * 1 clove of garlic, bruised<br>\n * 1.5 teaspoons red chilis, finely ground<br>\n * 2 tablespoons oil for sauteing<br>\n * 400 cc coconut milk<br>\n * 2 teaspoons salt<br>\n * 4 tablespoons white sugar<br>\n * 150 grams peanut butter<br>\n * 2 teaspoons vinegar<\/p>\n<p>1. For the dressing, saute the garlic and red chili on a high<br>\nflame until fragrant, then add coconut milk, salt and sugar.<br>\nBring coconut milk to the boil, remove from heat and add the<br>\npeanut butter and vinegar. Stir evenly and refrigerate.<br>\n 2. Arrange the slices of lettuce on a large plate, adding in<br>\nsequence the cabbage, cucumber and apple. Put the tofu and<br>\npotatoes on top and cover it in the dressing.<br>\n 3. Garnish with slices of egg and chips.<\/p>\n<p>* Do not slice the apple until a few minutes before serving or<br>\nelse the fruit will darken. Alternately, dab the fruit with lime<br>\njuice to retain its color, but clean with boiling water before<br>\nserving.<\/p>",
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