Category: Snacks

  • Rempeyek

    Rempeyek

    Once you make your own Rempeyek, trust me, you’ll never look at store-bought ones the same way! Rempeyek or also known as Peyek, it’s like a crunchy peanut party on a crispy, spiced cracker! Each bite is a savoury, crispy explosion that’ll have you munching non-stop! It is that addictive and definitely my family’s favourite! 🙂…

  • Vegan Dumplings

    Vegan Dumplings

    I’m not vegan, but I have plenty of vegan friends, and I like to spoil them sometimes with delicious vegan food. This time, I made vegan dumplings. For the ingredients, I basically used the same recipe as my non-vegan dumplings, but I replaced the meat with tofu and skipped the egg. Make sure to remove all the…

  • Klepon (Onde-onde)

    Klepon (Onde-onde)

    My grandmother used to share stories about how klepon worked its magic on the Dutch colonizer during the war. She’d laugh as she told me how they were completely captivated by the surprise of that sweet, liquid center hidden inside those little green balls. They couldn’t get enough, always coming back for more, trying to…

  • Perkedel Jagung (Corn Fritters)

    Perkedel Jagung (Corn Fritters)

    Perkedel jagung, or Indonesian corn fritters, always takes me back to the hectic mornings I spent in my mom’s kitchen, helping her make batch after batch for our warung. It was one of the most popular dishes on our menu, so much so that I often had to prepare another batch in the afternoons because…

  • Lemon Chicken Wings

    Lemon Chicken Wings

    You guys will love this tangy lemon chicken wings! They are an absolute delight, bursting with vibrant flavors in every bite. The crisp, golden skin gives way to juicy, tender meat that’s perfectly infused with the bright, zesty punch of fresh lemon. Each bite is a balance of savory and tangy, with the lemon’s citrusy…

  • Chicken Shrimp Rolls (Lumpia)

    Chicken Shrimp Rolls (Lumpia)

    Lumpia is a beloved snack and appetizer in Indonesian cuisine. Its origins can be traced back to Chinese immigrants who brought their culinary traditions to Indonesia, where it evolved and adapted to local tastes and ingredients. Today, lumpia is a staple at Indonesian celebrations, family gatherings, and street food stalls, cherished for its crispy exterior…