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IndonesianUrap Sayur — Indonesian Spiced Grated Coconut with Vegetables
Urap is a classic Indonesian side of steamed/blanched vegetables tossed with a fragrant, toasted grated coconut seasoned with shallot, garlic and chilies. It’s bright, textural and a great vegan accompaniment to rice or a mixed platter.
40 min·easyVegetarianVegan
ThaiKhao Tom Moo — Thai Rice Soup with Ground Pork (Budget Batch)
A simple, filling Thai rice soup built from cheap pantry staples and leftover rice. Gentle-flavored and quick to make, it feeds four on a very small budget and doubles easily for leftovers.
30 min·easy
ThaiPad Krapow Moo Sub (Thai Basil Stir-Fry with Ground Pork) with Rice and Fried Eggs
A classic, hugely economical Thai stir-fry: savory-spicy ground pork quick-cooked with garlic, chilies and fragrant holy basil, served over jasmine rice with a fried egg. Fast, cheap and full-flavored — great for weeknights or feeding four on a budget.
35 min·easy
- Indonesian
Sayur Asem (Indonesian Tamarind Vegetable Soup)
A light, sour vegetable soup from Java that feeds four on a budget — built on tamarind, seasonal vegetables and peanuts for texture. Economical, vegan, and easy to stretch with rice.
50 min·easyVegetarianVegan
- Vietnamese
Canh Chua Chay — Vietnamese Sweet–Sour Vegetarian Soup
A bright, plant-based version of the classic Vietnamese sweet–sour soup: tangy tamarind broth with pineapple, tomato, okra and pan-fried tofu. Light, quick, and great with rice or vermicelli.
45 min·easyVeganVegetarian
- Malaysian
Kacang Pool — Budget Malaysian Fava Bean Stew
Hearty, spicy-savoury Malaysian kacang pool made with canned fava (broad) beans — cheap, filling and ready in about 45 minutes. Serve with toast or steamed rice for four.
45 min·easyVegetarian