Nasi Udang Bu Rudy:

– Steamed white rice

– Crispy shrimp

– Serundeng (Spiced dried shredded coconut)

– Kremesan (Crunchy crumbs fromt leftover batter of the crispy shrimp)

– Sambal Bu Rudy (Indonesian hot chili sambal ala Mrs. Rudy)

– Fresh condiments such as sliced cucumbers and tomatoes

Served : 2-4 people

Ingredients:

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Nasi Udang Bu Rudy:

– Steamed white rice

– Crispy shrimp

– Serundeng (Spiced dried shredded coconut)

– Kremesan (Crunchy crumbs fromt leftover batter of the crispy shrimp)

– Sambal Bu Rudy (Indonesian hot chili sambal ala Mrs. Rudy)

– Fresh condiments such as sliced cucumbers and tomatoes

Served : 2-4 people

Ingredients:

For the crispy shrimp:

– 500gr small shrimp

– 1 tsp salt

– 1/2 tsp baking powder

– 250gr all purpose flour (I used flour mix of 150gr all purpose flour, 50 gr maizena and 50 gr rice flour. The end result was more crispier than just flour)

– 4 cloves garlic

– Vegetable oil for frying

– Mix shrimp with salt and baking powder, mix together nicely and let aside for 15 minutes.

– Mix together all flours with pounded garlic, add shrimp and toss until the flour is evenly coating the shrimp.

– Heat the oil in a pan, fry shrimp until golden. Repeat until all shrimp is fried.

For the serundeng:

– Handful of shredded coconut (I used dried shredded coconut which I soaked in just enough hot water)

– A teaspoon of the made sambal Bu Rudy.

– Heat nonstick pan, add sambal and the coconut.

– Turn it around now and then until the coconut is dried and sambal is incorporated throughly.

Kremesan:

– Mix the leftover spiced flours with some water.

– Fry the leftover batter in the oil until golden.

For the sambal:

– 250gr red chillies

– 250 gr shallots

– 1 tsp salt

– 1 tsp sugar

– 1 tsp chicken broth powder (or block)

– 200 ml vegetable oil for frying

– Peel shallots, cleaned the shallots and chillies.

– If the shallots are too big (it’s always the case here in Europe), cut them into two pieces otherwise let it be.

– Heat oil in a pan, fry both shallots and chillies until fragrant.

– Take from the oil and pound alltogether with salt, sugar and chicken broth powder. But don’t pound until everything is smooth. That’s the art in this sambal.

– Heat the same oil back and fry the pounded sambal until done.

– This recipe will yield two 150gr jar, you can safely keep it in the fridge. But don’t forget to sterilize your jars prior using.

Finishing:

– Serve everything together with steamed white rice and sliced cucumber and tomatoes.

Recipe Source:

Nasi Udang : Tabloid Nova

Sambal : Rina Rinso