Babi Kepac: Pork in Sweet Soy Sambal
- Chef's Tips
- Feb 16
- 1 min read
New Year celebrations are really about the people you’re with, so keeping things simple in the kitchen is a must. Chef Joel Matthew's recipe for Babi Kepac is an excellent addition to your winter menus.
“It’s a dish rooted in Bali, Indonesia, and isn’t found anywhere else in the world. Every time I eat it, or even smell it, I’m reminded of home.”
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This Babi Ketjap recipe looks absolutely mouthwatering, and I can almost smell that beautiful sweet soy and sambal aroma through the screen! When I first tried making a similar slow-cooked pork dish, having the kitchenaid phone number was incredibly helpful for getting some quick advice on my slow cooker settings to make sure the meat came out perfectly tender. It gave me such a huge sense of relief to know I wouldn't ruin a special Sunday dinner for my family.
The balance of sweet and savory in that sambal sounds divine. I’m curious, how would you recommend pairing it with a side dish? By the way, if you ever need a break after cooking, Doodle Jump 2 is a fun way to unwind!