RECIPE: Chef Pradipta’s Ikan Dabu-Dabu

This is basically any fish with Dabu-Dabu Sauce. The fish that was used in the recipe during the cooking class was Mahi-Mahi.

Chef Pradipta Bayu Primpaputra of Hotel Pullman Jakarta, Indonesia recently became the Guest Chef of Spiral in Sofitel Philippine Plaza. He has an exclusive one-day culinary class in which he taught the participants some traditional Indonesian dishes. Read more about it here --- Wonderful Indonesia: Flavors of the World Series.

Ingredients:

1/2 kilo Fish

3 pcs Shallots

1 pc Green Tomato or Red Tomato

2 pcs Red Chili

2 pcs Green Chili

10 leaves Fresh Basil / Kemangi Leaf

Salt to taste

White Pepper to taste

Sugar to taste

Oil

1/2 cup Rice Vinegar

Procedure:

Marinate the fish with salt and pepper then grill. After grilling, pan-fry the fish and set aside. Make the Dabu-Dabu Sauce — slice all vegetables finely. Marinate all ingredients with salt, pepper, oil and rice vinegar. Place sauce on top of fish and serve.

Chef Pradipta's other recipes --- Chicken Satay and Nasi Goreng, Beef Rendang

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