Welcome to Indonesia Eats
Indonesia Eats is written and photographed by Pepy Nasution; an Indonesian-born WinnipegEdmonton (Canada)-based food photographer.
A collection of Indonesian and Asian recipes with style, eye-catching photographs and personal stories about cooking Indonesian and being Indonesian away from home. Indonesia Eats is a memoir of her homeland.Featured Stories
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Makassar Pallu Konro – Sop Konro (Beef Ribs Soup) Recipe
16 June 2019 9:51 AM | -
Indonesian Green Chilies Ox-tongue (Lidah Cabai Hijau) Recipe
14 June 2019 1:59 PM | -
Indonesian Beef Maranggi Saté (Sate Maranggi) Recipe
09 June 2019 6:00 AM | -
Plecing Kangkung (Lombok-Style Water Spinach Salad) Recipe
31 May 2019 2:15 PM | -
Sate Rembiga (Lombok-Style Spiced Beef Saté of Indonesia) Recipe
29 May 2019 12:36 PM |
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Chicken Archive
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Ayam Bakar Padang Recipe (Indonesian Grilled Chicken-Padang Style)
You can find Ayam Bakar Padang at most Padang eateries in almost every parts of Indonesia. People love the flavour and richness of spices. My suggestion if you can’t handle the heat, just reduce the amount of chilies but don’t reduce other spices quantity. Oil […] -
Bali: Pasar Senggol Gianyar
On the way to Pasar Senggol Gianyar, my eyes were seeing that make me happy, a place to get food props. I saw a sign “Pipin’s Lombok Traditional Art Shop”. Hmm Lombok island has many pretty crafts too. So, I asked Bli Yudi to stop. […] -
Tasak Telu Recipe (Karo Meat Salad with Torch Ginger Fruit)
Tasak Telu is translated as Masak Tiga (Tiga Masakan) in Indonesian or Cook Three (Three Dishes) in English. I know it’s a bit weird when I tried to translate to English literally. The reason was being named for Cook Three or Three Dishes since Tasak […] -
Ayam Masak Habang Recipe (Chicken in Chili Sauce)
Ayam Masak Habang is a classic dish from Banjarmasin (South Kalimantan) that often sell at many eateries in the area with nasi kuning (yellow rice). To translate its name literally, ayam means chicken; masak means to cook or cooked and habang means red. Most Indonesian […] -
2012 Top 15 Indonesia Eats Recipes & Happy New Year 2013
Today is the last day of 2012 and I know I have been bad by not updating my blog lately. I apologize for that! In the year of 2013, I promise to showcase much more Indonesian and Asian recipes. I also would like wishing all […] -
Gule Kuta-Kuta Recipe (Gulai Ayam Karo, Chicken Curry Karo Style)
What makes Gulai Ayam Karo (or Gule Kuta-Kuta in Karo’s dialect) different than other gule/gulai in Indonesia? Torch ginger flower (bunga kecombrang) and the fruit (asam cekala) have created the distinction. Most gule or gulai recipes that I’ve known need to stir-fry the wet spices […] -
Chicken Soup Recipe
Chicken soup is widely known all over the world as a natural cure for cold and one of many soups that I grew up. I used to eat it with sambal kecap (a mix of kecap manis, lime, slices of shallot and chilies chopped), perkedel […] -
Second Indonesian Cooking Demo at d.a. Niels Gourmet Kitchenware
With a recipe of nasi kuning (yellow rice), urap (vegetables salad with spiced coconut dressing), chicken balado (chicken chili sambal) and potato perkedel, I presented my second Indonesian cooking demo on January 28, 2012 at the same place, d.a. Niels Gourmet Kitchenware as my first […] -
Wonton Soup Recipe (Pangsit Kuah)
Chinese food has been blended into Indonesian food for centuries. Wonton or we call it pangsit (read: punk-seet) is one of them. Wonton soup (pangsit kuah) or deep fried wonton (pangsit goreng) can be found at many street food stalls in every corner of the […] -
Potato Croquette Recipe (Kroket Kentang)
There are many different styles of Croquette in every country. In Indonesia, Croquette was first introduced during Dutch Colonial rule and it becomes a very popular snack. Mom and her helper used to make croquettes for somebody orders or family to snack on in the […]
