Grilled Rice in Banana Leaves/Nasi Bakar
Grilled Rice in Banana Leaves/Nasi Bakar

Hey everyone, hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I will show you a way to make a special dish, grilled rice in banana leaves/nasi bakar. It is one of my favorites. For mine, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

Grilled Rice in Banana Leaves/Nasi Bakar is one of the most popular of current trending foods in the world. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. It’s simple, it’s quick, it tastes yummy. Grilled Rice in Banana Leaves/Nasi Bakar is something that I have loved my whole life. They’re nice and they look wonderful.

Indonesian Grilled Rice with Banana Leaves (Nasi Bakar) Rice is the main commodity for most of the eastern country. It exists as the main component of every dish in those country. Japan has Sushi and Onigiri, South Korean has Kimbab, Malaysia has Nasi Lemak, and Indonesia has Fried Rice.

To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook grilled rice in banana leaves/nasi bakar using 27 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Grilled Rice in Banana Leaves/Nasi Bakar:
  1. Prepare For the rice (cook in rice cooker)
  2. Make ready 2.5 cup rice
  3. Prepare 1.5 cup coconut milk and 1 cup of water
  4. Get 1 pcs lemongrass, take the white part, pound and cut in big section
  5. Make ready 2 Indonesian bay leaves
  6. Prepare 2 cm galangal/blue ginger (smashed)
  7. Get to taste Salt and chicken seasoning
  8. Get For the chicken filling
  9. Make ready 300 gr breast chicken meat
  10. Get Stinky beans (petai/pete) skip this if you don’t like
  11. Get 1 tbsp oyster sauce
  12. Make ready Salt, pepper, sugar
  13. Take 3 lime leaves (remove the hard part and slice thinly)
  14. Make ready Spice Paste (put everything in food processor)
  15. Take 4 pcs big red chillies
  16. Make ready 2 pcs chilli padi / bird’s eye chilli (omit this if you don’t want spicy)
  17. Prepare 5 shallots
  18. Take 3 garlic cloves
  19. Prepare 2 candle nuts
  20. Take 2 cm fresh ginger
  21. Make ready 2 cm fresh turmeric
  22. Get 2 cm galangal/blue ginger
  23. Get 1 stalk lemongrass, take only the white part and finely mince
  24. Prepare Others:
  25. Prepare Fried silver fish (store bought)
  26. Take leaves Basil
  27. Prepare Banana leaves to wrap

The burned banana leaves produced a unique aroma upon the rice. (source: Wikipedia) IG @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel Introducing the Indonesian Nasi Bakar; rich, aromatic, spice-infused rice wrapped in banana leaves and grilled over to perfection served with a plethora of mouth-watering side dishes and a special secret sambal recipe. Bara reintroduces traditional Indonesian flavours to the Singaporean diners amidst the sea of penyets and padang options. At a glance, the cooking technique for nasi bakar (grilled rice in banana leaf) is highly similar to that of fried rice. However, The Westin Jakarta's executive sous chef Denny Boy Gunawan says.

Steps to make Grilled Rice in Banana Leaves/Nasi Bakar:
  1. Rinse the rice. Add the rice, lemongrass, bay leaves, galangal, salt, coconut milk & water and cook in rice cooker according to the instruction. Once cooked, taste and add any salt/seasoning if it is not salty enough. Mix with fried silver fish. Note: fried silver fish is very salty already so no need to add too much salt to the rice.
  2. Put all ingredients for the spice paste in food processor until become a very smooth paste.
  3. For chicken filling: boil the chicken breast until fully cooked and shred the chicken.
  4. In a pan, heat some oil, fry the spice paste until fragrant and add the shredded chicken and stink beans (if you use them). Season with salt, sugar, pepper, oyster sauce to your taste.
  5. Clean the banana leaves and soak in boiling water for a few minutes to soften the leaves and to kill any harmful bacteria or virus.
  6. To assemble: take 2 layer of banana leaves (to make sure the rice won’t leak. Put rice, continued with chicken fillings, add some basil leaves on top, and wrap everything together, secure the sides with toothpicks
  7. Some recipe said that we can steam the rice again for 10 minutes to make sure all tastes blend together (but you can skip this step)
  8. Grilled this wrapped rice in your griller. I use happycall pan as I do not have a griller :)
  9. Ready to serve :) It is very fragrant and tasty.
  10. Note: as this recipe calls for many steps, we can clean the banana leaves the day before. Maybe cook the rice or the fillings the day before (don’t forget to keep it in the fridge if you keep it overnight) and just assemble and grilled the wrapped rice before you serve it.

Grilled Rice or Nasi bakar refers to steamed rice seasoned with spices, filled with shredded chicken; wrapped in banana leaves and later grilled. The grilled banana leaves will give an aromatic aroma to this dish. #MyCookbook Grilled Stuffed Rice In Banana Leaves (Nasi Bakar) (Happy Call) Very well loved by Indonesians This authentic Indonesian dish is basically rice cooked in coconut milk wrapped in banana leaves with some fillings at the centre, and then grilled. Many different variations in terms of the filling The banana leaves are then rolled and grilled for a few minutes. Grilled Rice or Nasi bakar refers to steamed rice seasoned with spices, filled with shredded chicken; wrapped in banana leaves and later grilled. The grilled banana leaves will give an aromatic aroma to this dish. #MyCookbook Grilled lemon grass frangrance rice, wraped in banana leaf, stuffed with smoked "Tongkol" fish, house special "balado ijo", and cassava leaves Nasi Bakar Cumi Gurih Delicacy from "Remboelan",Grilled lemon grass frangrance rice, wraped in banana leaf, stuffed with "salty baby squid". stinky bean and hot chilli.

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