
audiobook
by J. M. J. Catenius-van der Meijden
Voorwoord.
Gewichtstabel
1. Rijst. Gestoomd in den koekoesan.
2. Nasi goeri
3. Nasi liwet.
4. Rijst op z’n Japansch.
5. Nasi ajam.
6. Riz-volaille of nasi ajam liwet.
7. Nasi gorèng met kip.
8. Nasi koening.
Step into a kitchen where Dutch and Indonesian flavors meet, guided by a methodical hand that lists every component before cooking begins. This guide breaks each dish down with precise ingredient amounts, using both metric units and traditional local measures so you won’t need obscure tools. Whether you prefer a gently spiced rice tableau or a boldly peppered version, you can adapt the quantities to your taste and the size of your gathering. Clear tables for weights, spoons and measures keep the preparation organized rather than intimidating.
Beyond the recipes, the author shares practical tips on kitchen gear, from fragile earthen pots favored by cooks to sturdy Dutch kettles preferred by ladies, highlighting the cultural contrast that shaped the dining experience. Helpful footnotes explain converting exotic spices measured in tiny teaspoons, saving you the cost of specialized scales. Arranged alphabetically, each section lets you quickly find a favorite dish or discover a new one to share with friends and family. Listening feels like having a mentor beside you, ready to turn the bustling sounds of a “rijsttafel” into a confident home‑cooked celebration.
Full title
Nieuw volledig Oost-Indisch kookboek recepten voor de volledige Indische rijsttafel, zuren, gebakken, vla's, confituren, ijssoorten recepten voor de volledige Indische rijsttafel, zuren, gebakken, vla's, confituren, ijssoorten
Language
nl
Duration
~11 hours (682K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Jeroen Hellingman and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net/ for Project Gutenberg (This book was produced from scanned images of public domain material from the Google Books project.)
Release date
2021-01-19
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects
1860–1926
Known for practical Dutch East Indies cookbooks and household guides, this early 20th-century writer brought everyday domestic life into print with clear, usable advice. Her surviving books still offer a vivid glimpse of colonial-era kitchens, tastes, and routines.
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