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Indonesian Beef Rendang Recipe – SORTEDfood
With a decent bit of beef and plenty of time in the slow-cooker you will absolutely love this incredible dish… spicy, aromatic and fresh!
But don’t take our word for it, go make it yourself!!
Get the full recipe here: http://sortedfood.com/beefrendang
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+SORTED Food Indonesian here! so proud that you guys cooked Rendang.. though the amount of chillies we put in the dish used to be a lot more than that, but hell yeah.. that was impressive! :D
Malaysian version is way better!
my Mom could probably take you through a rendang bootcamp, she makes the best
Bravo for your take on Rendang. I haven't tried your vesion yet, but it's definitely very encouraging since all the ingredients are easy to find in the US.
i bought a topside 1kg piece in bulk, and will cut it into cubes prior to use. How thick should I cut the cubes?
Cheers,
Good days Guy's my is ana come from Philippines I really like the way you cook funny and yummy foods.i just wanna to request could you please cook our simple food we called that ADOBO you can use chicken or pork. Pilipinos love that dishes i love to see the way you cook that guys and you would love it .and also guys try to cook soup we could SOPAS noodles that
is also good taste kids like it..hope guys you can cook that oky. .we waiting for your YouTube for that dishes.More power guys love you all.God bless. .
Favorite Recipe; taco pie!
Cheap, easy, fast, tasty!
Looks delicious 🙂 Must try it sometime.
Thank you for sharing Indonesian food! We all love it
Just an extra tip, and I hope you guys read it. I think it's probably because of lost in translation, but it would be better if you use red shallots, instead of red onion. Indonesian called red shallots as "bawang merah", which literally means " red onion" since the language doesn't distinguish onion and shallots. So maybe originally when Indonesian/Malaysian tried to explain it to foreigner, they just literally translate it into red onion.
Make it today for to be eat tomorrow
Make something danish 🙂 Like Stegt Flaesk med persillesovs!
Fried pork in a parsley sauce :)
Can I use whole milk instead of coconut milk?
Spot on Sorted, and just in time for Eid ul Fitr (Muslim South East Asians eat this for Eid)
I made this, but my curry wasn't as vibrant and colorful as yours D:
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been a fan of SORTED and just want to say thankyou for introducing Indonesian food in your channel. Love from Indonesia :)
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