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Aceh's typical jruek drien curry from fermented durian

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today I want to make a typical Aceh food, namely "gulai jruek drien"

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Jruk drien is a durian that is taken from the flesh and fermented until it is slightly sour.

Jruek drien is made from durian that has been fermented to have a sweet and sour taste.

The long fermentation process also affects the taste, 'jruk drien' is stored in a tightly closed container and then left for a week at most, after which it is cooked.

The ingredients used are durian acid, vegetables and coconut milk. Some also include shrimp as a complement to dishes.

ingredient ;

  1. Jruek that has been fermented
  2. coconut milk
  3. shrimp
  4. sliced ​​vegetables:
    melinjo leaves, melinjo fruit, eggplant, long beans, katokak, lemongrass, and kaffir lime leaves.

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  1. ground spices
    • red chili
    • Cayenne pepper
    • red bottom
    • white bottom
    • ginger
    • turmeric

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  1. complementary materials;
    • salt
    • sugar
    • broth powder
  1. how to cook
    Cut all the vegetables

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Puree all seasoning ingredients

Put the ground spices first into the pan, then add the sliced ​​​​prawns and vegetables, add the 'jruk drien', then stir until well blended.

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Let stand for a while until the spices are absorbed

Add coconut milk, salt, sugar and powdered broth, while stirring so that the coconut milk doesn't clot

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Cook for 15 to 20 minutes, adjust seasoning and ready to serve.

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