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Velvety Sambal Nasi Goreng with Crispy Edge Egg
Other
Non-Vegetarian
Dinner
Medium

Velvety Sambal Nasi Goreng with Crispy Edge Egg

A vibrant and aromatic Indonesian fried rice featuring a house-made chili paste, sweet soy sauce glaze, and a perfectly crispy-edged sunny side up egg. This version introduces a touch of toasted shrimp paste and fried shallots to elevate the traditional street-food flavor profile.

25 min total Base: 2 servings 480 cal total

Submitted by Mystery Chef AI

Ingredients

Adjust Servings2 servings
1Base: 2 servings16
Fixed ingredients: Day-old chilled jasmine rice, Shallots, minced, Kecap Manis (Indonesian sweet soy), Toasted shrimp paste (terasi) — quantities stay the same regardless of serving count.
Day-old chilled jasmine rice
3 cups(fixed)
Large eggs
2 pieces
Shallots, minced
4 pieces(fixed)
Garlic, minced
3 cloves
Kecap Manis (Indonesian sweet soy)
3 tablespoons(fixed)
Red chili sambal
1 tablespoon
Toasted shrimp paste (terasi)
0.5 teaspoon(fixed)
Fried shallots for garnish
2 tablespoons

Instructions

1

Prepare the aromatic base by finely pounding or mincing the shallots, garlic, and toasted shrimp paste into a smooth paste.

2

Heat two tablespoons of oil in a wok over high heat until it begins to shimmer.

3

Fry the eggs individually, ensuring the edges get crispy and lacy while the yolk remains runny; remove and set aside.

4

In the same wok, add the aromatic paste and stir-fry for 1 minute until highly fragrant.

5

Add the chilled jasmine rice to the wok, using a spatula to break up any clumps immediately.

6

Pour the kecap manis and sambal around the edges of the wok so they caramelize slightly before hitting the rice.

7

Toss the rice vigorously for 3-5 minutes, allowing each grain to be coated and lightly toasted by the wok heat.

8

Once the rice is heated through and slightly caramelized, taste and adjust seasoning with a pinch of salt if needed.

9

Plate the rice into bowls and top each serving with a crispy fried egg.

10

Generously sprinkle with fried shallots and serve immediately.

💡 Chef's Tip

Use cold, refrigerated rice to ensure the grains remain separate and chewy rather than soft. If you cannot find kecap manis, you can simmer soy sauce with brown sugar until it reaches a thick, syrupy consistency.

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