2cansKidney beansIt's about 500gr of kidney beans. If you are using the fresh ones, you need to soak them in water overnight and cook it together with the meat.
2pcsBig carrotsCut into thicker size
2literWaterfor the first boil
2literWaterFor the soup
1tbspBeef bouillon powder
1tspmsg
1tspWhite pepper powder
1tspNeutral oilto sautee the aromatics
Blended Aromatics
5ClovesGarlic
2pcsBig shallots
1tspNutmeg powder
1tspSalt
1tspWhite Pepper
Other aromatics
2pcsGreen onions1 for in the soup and 1 for garnish
3pcsIndonesian celery2 for in the soup and 1 for garnish
7pcsCloves
2tbspFried onionFor garnish and for in the soup
Instructions
Clean the meat throughly in a runny cold water.
In a large pot, add in the meat and 2liter of water. Bring them to a boil for about 2 minutes until you can see the dirty residue came up to the surface.
Drain the meat into the strainer. Put the meat back into the large pan and add 2liter of water. Simmer with a low-medium heat for about 1.5 hours, or until the meat is tender.
After 1,5hrs, take out the chunk meat and cut into cubes.
Add the cubed meat back into the pot with oxtails, along with carrots, kidney beans, knotted celery, green onion, fried onion and cloves. Stir well and let it simmer.
Using a pestle and mortar, blend together garlic, shallots, pepper, nutmeg, and salt until form like a paste.
In a small skillet, heat up 1tbsp of neutral oil, and add in the aromatic paste. Sautee until fragrance.
Pour in the sauteed aromatics into the simmering pot with meat and vegetables and season with bouillon powder, msg, and pepper. Stir and adjust the taste as you like.
Simmer until everything is fork tender. Turn of the heat, and let the soup sit for 10 minutes. Serve the soup with rice and perkedel kentang (potato fritters). Enjoy!