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Rustic, Patriotic, and Satisfying

Jonathan_Karlos_Patras_281479

Indonesian Spicy Fried Rice (Nasi Goreng Pedas) with pork cracklins and other ingredients that don't sound fancy. The base, however, utilized soy sauce (salty and sweet), chili, garlic, and shallot. I didn't use sweet soy sauce because I couldn't find it in KY and it looked similar with the chinese fried rice. I am sorry. #INDONESIAPRIDE #NOSweetSoySauce

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HammeredChef_DEFINITELY_does_NOT_work_at_22134

Damn that looks tasty...a glass of Sauvignon Blanc and you're good to go....

Matthew_Snyder_68770

I love Indonesain food! I dated an Indo woman and she got me hooked on the stuff.

Jonathan_Karlos_Patras_281479

Wow good to hear! I lived in Seattle a year ago and there is only one Indonesian restaurant that serves even more traditional dishes. I introduced the foods to my international friends and they loved it as well.

Jonathan_Karlos_Patras_281479

Oh for the wine, I had Bota Mini cabernet sauvignon and it was *smooching the tip of my fingers*