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Gado-gado
Gado-gado 420 kcal

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Gado-gado

Also known as gadogado · indonesian salad with peanut sauce · lontong gado gado

Blanched vegetables, boiled egg and fried tofu under a thick peanut sauce, with crackers broken over the top for crunch.

Typical serving

420 kcal

usually 330–530 kcal

Typical nutrition for one serving
Protein16 g
Carbs38 g
Fat24 g

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Ingredients

Serves 2 · dimmer marks are storecupboard

  • 400ggreen beans, cabbage and carrot
  • 2eggs
  • 200gfirm tofu
  • 80gpeanut butter — or roasted peanuts, ground
  • 1 tbspkecap manis
  • 1lime
  • 2garlic and chilli
  • 1 handfulprawn crackers

Method

4 steps

  1. boil · 14m

    Eggs seven minutes; vegetables blanched briefly in the same water, each kind separately, and cooled fast so they keep their bite.

  2. fry · 10m

    Tofu in cubes, fried until the outside is firm and golden on every side.

  3. fold · 5m

    Peanut butter loosened with hot water, garlic, chilli, kecap manis and lime, stirred into a sauce that pours slowly. A bowl and a spoon — no machine.

  4. finish · 4m

    Everything laid out in sections rather than tossed, sauce over, crackers crushed on top. The name means mix-mix, and that is the eater's job, not the cook's.

Worth knowing

The name means "mix-mix". The dish is defined entirely by the sauce — no two versions agree on the vegetables.

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