bamboe - RENDANG - INDONESIAN DRY CURRY PASTE - INDONESIAN INSTANT SPICES - 6 x 1.2 OZ /36 g - Product of Indonesia by Bamboe

Very mild taste than any other brand but rich in spices. Love them!!

Love this one, real Indonesian taste.

Love this bamboe! All the products I use them for the base and add more spices extra spicey! 🥵😋 sambal ati is with te green beans

a very convenient way to make some very yummy indonesian dishes. the directions are easy to follow and the packages are easy to store

I used 2 packages of the rendang pack with one pound of beef together with potatoes and onions. The flavor was good, but I find it lacking in spiciness. Other brand tend to be super spicy, so I guess I will have to start mixing between rendang packets to get the flavor and spiciness I like.

I’ve been using different rendang mixes for well over 40 years and we love this brand. I usually use stew meat that I’ve clean most of the fat off of before browning it. We use a can each of coconut milk and cream per pack. I usually make 6-7 pounds of meat at a wack and use a packet of seasoning per pound. I also cook (simmer) mine for no less than 6 hours. At the halfway mark we taste it and then usually add an extra packet of seasoning and another can of coconut cream. My husband loves the extra coconut flavor. Once it cools off we put the whole pot in the fridge overnight. The next day most of the fat will settle at the top of the pan in a hard layer which we remove. Usually half of the finished rendang goes to whatever party we are attending at the time but I make a big batch so that we can freeze some for a quick dinner later. My husband seal a meals it and it freezes very well. Indofoods also make this but it is a little spicier. We usually use both brand together to even out the heat. I hope this helps!

For anyone who loves Indonesian food but is short on time, or even for those curious to try making rendang for the first time, Bamboe's Rendang paste is an absolute game-changer.

I used this when I lived in Indonesia and while it is not as good as the original it is pretty close. Don't follow the instructions though. I used three packets for 4.5 lbs of beef. Velveting the beef is good (Google that) if you use cheap cuts. Then using a minimal amount of water boil the beef in a wok, add some chopped chilies if you like it spicy. When the water is just about gone add unsweetened coconut milk (one can for 4.5lbs of beef and three packets) and shredded unsweetened coconut. Simmer until its reduced to a thick sauce. Enjoy!!I make a lot because it doesn't last long with second's and thirds! lol