
Indonesia
Asinan
Asinan, vegetables or fruit pickled in a sweet-sour peanut-chilli brine and served cold, is a named Betawi and Bogor dish, not a generic pickle.
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Indonesia
Asinan, vegetables or fruit pickled in a sweet-sour peanut-chilli brine and served cold, is a named Betawi and Bogor dish, not a generic pickle.

Bali, Indonesia
Lawar
Balinese minced meat, coconut, and vegetables with rich spices and base genep blend.

West Java, Indonesia
Lotek
Sundanese boiled vegetables with peanut sauce, simpler than gado-gado, with kencur flavor.

Indonesia
Urap
Steamed vegetables coated in spiced grated coconut, a Central Javanese specialty.

Indonesia
Gado-Gado
Boiled vegetables with peanut sauce dressing, tofu, tempeh, and eggs, one of Indonesia's national dishes.

Indonesia
Pecel
Javanese blanched vegetables with spicy peanut and kefir lime leaf sauce, served with emping.

West Java, Indonesia
Lalab
Assorted raw vegetables served with sambal terasi, a Sundanese staple accompaniment.

West Java, Indonesia
Karedok
Sundanese raw vegetable salad with peanut sauce, featuring long beans, cucumber, eggplant, and basil.

Jakarta, Indonesia
Ketoprak
Jakarta street food with ketupat, fried tofu, rice vermicelli, bean sprouts, and peanut sauce.

Singapore, Indonesia
Rojak Buah
An Indonesian fruit salad with a sharp palm-sugar and chilli dressing

Surabaya, Indonesia
A Surabaya rujak with cooked cow snout (cingur), young mango, pineapple and a dark shrimp-paste dressing.

Surakarta (Solo), Indonesia
Selat solo, the Javanese-Dutch "salad" of braised beef, boiled vegetables and a thin mustard-soy gravy, is a named Solo dish and a distinctive colonial hybrid.

West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Plecing Kangkung
Lombok water spinach with spicy tomato sambal, grated coconut, and terasi, fresh and fiery.