Description
Ikan goreng is a generic term that refers to various kinds of Indonesian and Malaysian dishes of deep fried fish or other forms of seafood. Ikan goreng literally means "fried fish" in Indonesian and Malay. Ikan goreng is very popular in Indonesia.
Use with fish either in the oven wrapped with a liquid or seasoning skin side and fry
Or simply add 1/2 tsp to a can of tuna and add cooked rice - great snack/light meal
Traditional Classic for a good reason, very good flavour
Ingredients : Sugar, Black Pepper, Chilli, Garlic Granules, Mint, Parsley
Produced in UK
Packed in a Unit that handles Sesame Seeds, Mustard and Celery
Nutritional Info Per 100g
Calories 340 Cal
Total Fat 2 Grams
Saturated Fat 3 Mg
Polyunsaturated 3 Mg
Monounsaturated 0 Mg
Trans Fat 0 Mg
Sodium 462 Mg
Potassium 509 Mg
Total Carb 83 Grams
Dietary Fibre 9 Grams
Sugar 62 Grams
Protein 8 Grams
Quick Reference
What is it?: An Indonesian fish seasoning made with sugar, black pepper, chilli, garlic, mint and parsley.
Flavour: Sweet-savoury with pepper and chilli warmth, fresh herbal notes and enough garlic to suit fried or grilled fish.
Common Uses: Ikan Goreng, fried fish, grilled seafood, fish cakes and lightly spiced vegetable dishes.
Pairs Well With: White fish, prawns, lime, rice, cucumber, mint and parsley.
How to Use: Rub lightly onto fish before frying or mix with a little oil and citrus juice for a short marinade.
Compare With: Compared with Ajam Panggang, this is lighter and herbier, designed for fish rather than a sticky chicken glaze.
Substitute: Use black pepper, garlic, chilli and a pinch of sugar as a simple substitute.
Storage: Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and steam.
Good to Know: Mint and parsley keep the blend fresher than many heavy curry-style fish seasonings.
Customer Reviews
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Ikan Goreng
We tried this with grilled fish and didn't like it at all unfortunately. The combination of spices reads well and it may work in a different sort of dish, but not our cup of tea.
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Very good quality spices
Always fist class service
