Recipe: Perfect Pastel goreng - Indonesian snack *can be Vegan

Pastel goreng - Indonesian snack *can be Vegan. Indische pasteitjes (pastel goreng) kun je maken met een vulling van kip, groente, of, zoals ik ze maak, met rundergehakt. Maar welke vulling dan ook, het is traditie dat er in Indische pasteitjes een partje of plakjes gekookt ei zit. Dus mocht je ooit een Indisch pasteitje voorgeschoteld krijgen zonder gekookt.

This is a list of selected dishes found in Indonesian cuisine. Asam kandis (dried fruit of Garcinia xanthochymus). Asam sunti (dried fruit of Averrhoa bilimbi). You can have Pastel goreng - Indonesian snack *can be Vegan using 22 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Pastel goreng - Indonesian snack *can be Vegan

1. It's of For skin dough*.
2. Prepare 250 gr of all purpose flour.
3. Prepare 1/2 of himalayan salt - add if desire.
4. You need 40 gr of butter or margarine - look for vegan one if you prefer.
5. It's 40 ml of oil (vegetable or sunflower).
6. You need 70 ml of water.
7. You need of For filling**.
8. Prepare 2 of tbps butter (or oil).
9. Prepare 1 of onion, dice small.
10. It's 3 of medium carrots.
11. It's 2 of new potatoes.
12. Prepare 1/4 cup of pasta - boil and cut.
13. It's 3 of spring onion - slices.
14. You need 2-3 of garlic.
15. You need 3 of thai chilies - optional.
16. You need 2 of tbps grated cheese of your choice (can be vegan or omit).
17. Prepare 1 tbsp of condense milk (can be subtitute with sugar).
18. You need 1 tsp of himalayan salt.
19. Prepare 1,5 tsp of white pepper.
20. It's 2,5 tbsp of all purpose flour.
21. Prepare 60 ml of water.
22. It's 1 tsp of chicken knorr (optional).

Here is a list of the best Indonesian snacks. In other words, if you're prescribing to a raw vegan diet then Indonesia's favourite treats are your kryptonite. The word "goreng" means to fry. By putting "an" on the end, it literally means "fried thing", or what some might call, "blissful thing" or "heaven sent thing".

Pastel goreng - Indonesian snack *can be Vegan instructions

1. For filling* Heat the wok, in medium heat, add butter/oil. Add onion, garlic till fragrant. add the flour, mix well till it change color. add carrot, potato and pasta, spring onion. mix well..
2. Add white pepper, salt, chicken stock mix well. Mix water with condense (or sugar) and pour it in. Last, add the cheese. mix well and taste it. Add to your taste. turn it off. It should be quite thick n sticky. leave this till cool..
3. For dough * - in a pan melt the butter, add oil, salt and mixed well. turn off the pan..
4. Gradually add the water little by little, mix with hand just till all mix. Do not over mix, as it will make the dough hard..
5. Weigh the dough about 25-30 gr each (you can make it bigger if you prefer). and roll them with pin to make thin layer. Used a glass or something to make a round thin dough (see picture)..
6. Add about 1 tablespoon of filling in the middle, fold in half, and do as in picture..
7. When all finish, Heat pan with oil. The oil need to be able to cover the pasties. when it is hot, lower to medium. and start frying. make sure to move them during frying..
8. Note: Even if you want to eat them later, this need to be fry right away (just fry half way, and put in fridge. when you want to eat, you can always put them in the oven to warm it up)..

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