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Indonesian Herbs & Spices – For Authentic Flavor in Every Dish
Indonesian cooking starts with the right herbs. Think galangal (laos), turmeric, lemongrass, coriander, kemiri nuts and daun salam. Together they form the building blocks of dishes such as rendang, sajoer lodeh or ayam opor.
Whether you want to make your own boemboe or simply add some extra flavour to your soup or stew – in this category you will find everything to take your Indonesian cuisine to the next level.
At Tjin's we have a wide range of loose spices, dried leaves and complete spice mixes. Everything for fragrant, full and authentic flavours.
€2,95
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Extremely Hot Indonesian chili pepper powder for over noodles, dishes or even fresh fruits
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€1,95
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Discover Erawan Dried Kaffir Lime Leaf, an essential ingredient for Thai cuisine! These aromatic leaves add unique flavors to curries, soups and marinades. A must-have for anyone who wants to experience the authentic flavors of Southeast Asia!
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Article code 4.Q.3
€1,15
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Flowerbrand Trassi Bakar Indonesian Cooking Paste in a block is the ultimate flavor enhancer for Asian cuisine. A small amount is enough to deliciously season your Asian dishes.
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Article code 4.O.4
€3,40
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Flowerbrand trassi bakar powder Indonesian cooking powder is the ultimate seasoning in oriental cuisine.
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Article code 4.P.5
€5,90
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Peeled kluwak nuts are used in beef soups (rawon). It adds a deep, earthy flavor to braised meat dishes.
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€1,10
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The Koepoe Koepoe ready-to-use pasta is used for various dishes including desserts or as a seasoning in a drink
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Article code 6.Q.2
€4,60
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The purified tamarind is a tamarind paste whose seeds are removed. It tastes sweet and sour. The tamarind is used in sauces and dishes from the Surinamese, Indian and Thai cuisine.
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€2,85
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TRS Crushed Red Chillis are extremely pungent. Added to hot oil and fried, they turn dark in colour and give a lovely flavour to the dish. Crushed Chillies can be used as a garnish for pizza toppng or raita.
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€1,40
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Kemiri nuts come from the Aleurites Moluccana tree and grow mainly in the Eastern area of Indonesia
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€4,20
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Just like all other palm sugars, Gula jawa is the boiled juice that is extracted from (the blossom of) palm trees, only in this case of a specific palm tree, a sugar palm.
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€2,60€2,00
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Cumin has many names, such as Jeera, Cumin, and Djinten. It's indispensable in Arabic, Indian, and other cuisines.
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Article code 1.U.4
€14,75
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Article code 3.M.4
€3,70
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Flower brand trassi petis udang (udang means shrimp) Indonesian cooking sauce is a very tasty Indonesian shrimp paste that goes with any of your favorite dishes.
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€3,80
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In Indonesia, this sugar is called "Gula Aren" because it is extracted from the sap of the areng palm, a type of sugar palm found only in tropical East Asia.
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Article code 6.U.4
€3,60
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Article code 4.Q.2
€1,50€1,20
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Dried ginger root that can be added to teas, soups, curries, spice mixes or even as an ingredient in confectionery.
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€2,50
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TRS Extra Hot Chilli Powder is ground from the finest and most pungent red chillies. It has a hot flavour, enhancing other ingredients and the dish as a whole.
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€2,80
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Bay Leaves are used in stews and soups.
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€1,70
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Turmeric powder is mostly used in the Indian and Indonesian cuisine. This yellow powder gives a bitter aromatic flavor and a yellow color to your dish. Turmeric is also known as Haldi, Koenjit, Kunyit, Curcuma or Kurkuma.
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€2,90
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X.O's Palm sugar paste (Gula Jawa) is a known ingredient in the Thai and Indonesian cuisine. It is used for sweet and savoury dishes.
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€1,95€1,00
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Selasih seeds come from the Thai basil plant. These are often used in drinks (e.g. Nam Manglak) and desserts, but also as a thickener. The soaked seeds have a neutral taste.
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