Soto Daging Recipe (Indonesian beef soup)




I am getting to know about the common Indonesia dish called soto by a reading, soto is a traditional Indonesian aromatic soup.

Knowing that there are several types of soto in Indonesia and each has a way of different presenting. The exclusive part is that every regions in Indonesia has its own type of soto soup with such satisfaction additional, for example soto ayam madura (chicken soto) its typically serve with rice vermicelli, boil egg and prawn cracker (kerupuk), while soto lamongan has additional of bean sprouts or it might has some shredded raw cabbage too as added , another one is the famous soto betawi is coconutty base soup, typically serve with emping melinjo (bitter yet delicious cracker) and fresh tomato and still many more varieties of Indonesian soto.

I cook my favorite soto at least twice a month, because we all love soupy stuff. This time I did some adaptations to my soto daging in view of my perspective, spice mixture created bravely to have different tone " characterized, aromatic and flavorful "










 Soto Daging
Aromatic traditional Indonesian beef soup


Ingredients

Water 1800ml / reduce to 1500ml
400gr beef tenderloin—cut to cubes
Vegetable oil for frying
beef cubes , optional
1-2 sprigs leek, slice
salt to taste



Spices

6 shallots / bawang merah
4 cloves garlic  (plus 3 cloves/slice and crispy fried)
½ tsp cumin
½ tsp coriander seeds
1 tsp white pepper
3 cm fresh turmeric, charred
2 lemongrass, bruised
3 kaffir lime leaves
Thumb size of fresh ginger


Dried spices

2 lemongrass bruised
7 kaffir lime/ discard midrib and torn
5 slices medium thick galangal (lengkuas)
2 Indonesian bay leaf (daun salam)
½ nutmeg, crushed
1 inch cinnamon
1/2 from whole star anise



Garnishes

Kucai or Indonesian celery (seledri)
Lime, wedged
Sambal chilli/boil chillies and grind with the broth
Deep fried shallots (bawang goreng)



What to do

Boil the water in the stockpot, after it boiling add the beef with all the dried spices, 
let boil and it will create some wonderful aroma.

Meanwhile, grind all the spices *except lemongrass and kaffir lime leaf, 
using mortar and pestle or an electric blender until smooth.

Heat about 2 tbsp oil in a pan, add the spice paste, 
lemon grass and kaffir lime leaf and leek.
Fry until aromatic and the raw smell of spices has evaporated. Set aside.

*Back to the boiling broth in the stockpot, 
when it reduced about 1500ml, starts adding the aromatic fried spice paste, 
beef cubes if using and seasons salt to taste
Slowly boil until aromatic another 15-20 minutes.

Off the fire, add-ins crushed fried garlic and shimmer another couples minutes. 
* off the fire and ready to serve

Serve hot with rice cakes (lontong) or steam rice (nasi putih)
Garnish with the garnishes







Comments

Dwiana said…
Oh hoo.... mbak yu, gw mampir yo. I prefer soto ayam but I don't mind eating soto daging tho. maem pake sambil mantep deh!
Indonesia Eats said…
Ir, pancen demen soto2an bener. Btw naksir mangkok'e
Nisa-mom said…
klo lagi moto sampe jadi cantik begini, anak nya di titip kemana ? :) *sambil nyruput kuah soto :D*
Food and story said…
huu,....sedep betulll....ngences selalu :D..photone uayuuuu jan tuenann poll :))
Ira Rodrigues said…
dwi, segala macam soto asal gak yg pakek santen aku suka banget! :)


peppy, mangkoknya sisa order org di dunia keramik *cuman tinggal satu :(


fitri, sblm printil tidur aku sudah siap2 setingan nah pas si orok dah tidur baru semua di eksekusi :)
* tips emak2 blogging hahaha


asri, matur suwun buk
kankana said…
This is the first time I visited your blog and my oh my it's so gorgeous! Totally love your photos and your recipes are amazing! SO much to learn from you.
REre said…
Ini ingredients nya mirip soto banjar ra :)
Look's great, my favorite...thanks for sharing...just made soto ayam for EID MUBARAK..will be trying yours soon.
Ira Rodrigues said…
kankana, thank you for dropping by and made a comment :)




Paty, Ied Mubarak for you
i hope you like my indonesian style soto if you have plan to cook. thank you for dropping by
Ira Rodrigues said…
Rere,
oh ya ta re, aku belum prnh ngerasain soto bajar sih, ntar mau nyoba di resto yg serving soto banjar, baru experiment masak.

* aku suka soto daging racikan ini karena aku masukin bumbu kering masing2 dikit aja sbg syarat,tp bow aromanya membangunkan orang pingsan loh, hahahaha
mycookinghut said…
Looks absolutely delicious!
Unknown said…
waw manteb banget ah iniiii ntar pengen bikin akhhh... (kalo gak dibikin soto betawi ditambahin santen hihiikkkk)
Ira Rodrigues said…
lee mei, indeed!


rita, aku blm pernah bikin soto yg ditambah santen *soto betawi, karena takut gak laku, ke 2 anak buahku suka yg bening2 haha
PFx said…
Mantapppp... I am counting days til home time! Soto will be one of the reason to count!
Anonymous said…
Terimakasih buat resepnya!! semalam udah saya coba, hasilnya enak banget. kuahnya ituloh, sedeppp... saya pake moose meat, tp dengan resep kaya rempah ini, aroma moose-nya jadi samar :)

Your blog is very inspiring!

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