Resep Sup Konro Masakan Khas Makassar. Sup Konro derived from the Indonesian word sup means soup and konro means ribs in Buginese languange. Sup konro is Indonesian spicy beef rib soup originally from Buginese cuisine, Makassar of South Sulawesi. Sup konro made with quartered whole meaty beef ribs and served within the long ribs bone bent outward from the broth. The konro soup is spicy, rich, creamy with blackish-brown color.
Resep bumbu halus sup konro or spice paste of kondro soup contain garlic, red shallots and red chilies pepper. The blackish color broth derived from Kkuwak or keluak (Pangium edule). Keluak or black nut is a common ingrediets to give a nutty and creamy flavour in Indonesian cuicine, just like my Resep gabus Pucung (Spicy Stewed Snake Head Fish with Keluak). Keluak or back nut used to be soaked first in a cold tab water to soften it before mmashed within other spices. The spicy and strong-tasting soup is made from a mixture of various spices, especially toasted coriander, nutmeg, cloves and white peppercorn.
Cara membuat sup konro or how to make spicy beef ribs with peanut soup is easy. Select the fresh beef ribs and ask the butcher to cut the whole beef ribs into quarter because a single portion of sup konro contain two long meaty beef ribs. The beef ribs boiled with tab water for about 30 minutes until half done, meanwhile the spice paste sauteed until caramelized and fragrant. The sup konro spice paste and other herbs then added into the soup and the heat turned down into simmer for another 30 minutes. The boiled peanut pasted then added into the sop konro and the soup boiled until tender for about 15 minutes. Sop konro usually served with chopped scallion, chilli sambal and drizzled with lime juice. Sup konro usually eaten either with burasa (soft and grainy rice cake) or bite size ketupat (dense rice cake).
Sup konro got a creamy color from the addition of peanut within the broth. The spicy beef ribs soup within peanut on it’s broth bring a special nutty and creamy flavour; similiar with coconut milk in thin curry soup. The peanut usually boiled and then mashed into paste priorly added into sup konro broth that already boiled with spice paste.
Authentic and originally sup konro served as spicy rich soup, however today the innovative version of konro is the grilled or barbequed konro. Konro bakar or barbequed konro is actually a derivatived recipe pf konro; the beef ribs drained from the soup then glazed with special peanut barbeque sauce and then grilled over charcoal grill. The konro bakar or barbequed beef ribs then served with peanut sauce, chili sambal and the konro broth in another bowl.
The peanut barbeque sauce for glazing the grilled beef ribs or konro bakar is similiar with satay sauce. Konro bakar saus kacang got a slighly different taste within the satay sauce because the peanut sauce for the grilled beef ribs din’t contain any kecap manis or Indonesian sweet soy sauce and kencur (Sand ginger or Kaempferia galanga). The peanut sauce for konro bakar also contain more cillies and less palm sugar.
Barbequed bone-in beef ribeye is meaty and tender or konro iga sapi bakar with a hint of smokey aromas, even i just grilled it over my gas stove. I guess my barbequed beef ribs or konro bakar got more intense flavour if i grilled it over charcoal flame. Konro bakar or grilled beef ribs with spicy peanut sauce is one of my favourite dish. I’m using bone-in beef ribeye for making konro bakar,it’s obvious the result is stunning!
Resep Sop Konro Iga Sapi Khas Makassar (Spicy Indonesian Beef Ribs Soup with Peanut) :
Ingredients :
- 3 kg meaty beef ribs or 2 long bone-in beef ribeye (1/2 iga sapi utuh dibagi 2)
- 6 L air (water)
- 3 sdm minyak goreng untuk menumis (vegetable oil for stir frying()
- 6 lembar daun jeruk (kaffir lime leaves)
- 4 sereh, memarkan (lemongrass, bruised)
- 3 cm lengkuas, memarkan(galagal,bruised)
- 2 lembar daun salam (Indonesian bay leaves)
- 5 cm kayu manis (cinnamon)
- 50 g kacang tanah mentah, rebus dan haluskan (raw peanut, boiled andmashed)
- salt for taste
Resep Bumbu Halus Sup Konro (Spice Paste):
- 12 butir bawang merah (red shallots)
- 12 buah cabai merah besar (red chili pepper)
- 8 siung bawang putih (garlic)
- 2 buah keluak, rendam dalam air (black nut, soaked in water)
- 2 1/2 sdm ketumbar (tbsp corriander)
- 1 sdt lada (tsp white peppercorn)
- 1 sdt cengkih (tsp cloves)
- 1 buah pala (whole nutmeg)
Resep Bahan Pelengkap Sop Konro (Garnish):
- Bawang daun, iris halus (Chopped scallion)
- Jeruk nipis (limes wedges)
- Chili Sambal
Cara Membuat Sop Konro Iga Sapi:
- Rebus iga di dalam air, masak hingga setengah matang.
- Di tempat terpisah, panaskan minyak di atas wajan. Gunakan api sedang, tumis bumbu halus hingga harum.
- Tambahkan daun jeruk, serai, lengkuas, daun salam, dan kayu manis, tumis sekitar 5 menit
- Masukkan bumbu yang telah ditumis ke dalam rebusan iga.
- Kecilkan api dan masukkan kacang tanah rebus yang telah dihaluskan, rebus sampai iga sapi empuk
- Sajikan dengan taburan bawang daun, air jeruk nipis, dan sambal.
How to make Spicy Beef Ribs with Peanut Soup:
- Boil the bone-in beef ribeye for about 30 minutes until the beef ribs half done
- Meanwhile, saute the spice pate with medium high heat until fragrance
- Add the lemongrass, galagal, bay leaves and cinnamon stick, saute another 5 minutes
- Put the sauteed spice paste into the boiled ribs
- Lower the heat then add the mashed boiled peanut and simmer until the beef ribs is tender
- Served the konro soup with chopped scallion, lime wedges and chili sambal.
Resep Konro Bakar Bumbu Kacang (Barbequed Beef Ribs with Peanut Sauce):
Ingredients:
- Cooked ribs or sop konro matang
- peanut sauce
- Butter or margarine
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Resep Bumbu Kacang (Peanut Sauce):
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil
- 200 gr peanuts, deep fried, drained
- 6 shallots, chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, chopped
- 1 tsp dry shrimp paste (terasi)
- 6 red chilli pepper, chopped
- 1 tbsp palm sugar
- 1 tsp tamarind paste
- 1 tbsp dark soy sauce
- 2 cup water
- salt n pepper to taste
How to make Indonesian peanut sauce :
- Heat up the vegetable oil, saute shallot, garlic, chilli and dry shrip paste until slighly browned.
- Process peanut and the sauteed ingredient into a paste( don’t over do this, a little peanut chunck is taste great)
- Heat up the peanut paste in a heavy bottom sauce pan, bring to boil
- Reduce the heat and simmer until the peanut sauce thicken.
Cara Membuat Konro Bakar:
- Tiriskan daging iga dari sop konro, sisihkan
- Oleskan bubmbu kacang dan margarin
- Bakar diatas bara api sampai iga sapi konro bakar sedikit kering
How to Make Barbequed Bone-in Ribeye with Peanut Sauce:
- Drain the beef from the broth, set aside
- Drizzle and glaze the cooked bone-in beef ribeye with the peanut sauce
- Grill the bone-in beef ribeye until the peanut sauce slightly charred and the meat smokey.
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Oh, another great recipe Dedy – thanks
On a rainy day here in Pennsylvania, I would love a big bowl of this delectable soup, Dedy! Yum!Sent from XFINITY Connect Mobile App
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Excellent post Dedi. Love the rib-eye.
Mouthwatering! 🙂
Never knew there was such a thing as Indonesian peanut sauce. Thought there was only Malaysian peanut sauce. Black nut? Maybe you should also try other type of nuts, like hazelnut or almond!
well, i guess that’s what happen within rendang too Mabel,
sorry for fellow malaysian friend, both rendang and satay(indonesian peanut sauce) is originally from Indonesia and popular in Malaysia too
Amazing spicy flavor in the dish, what more with peanuts for the creaminess. Gonna suggest and forward your recipe to my friends. Sorry, I can’t, as said, beef is a taboo for us.
Phew, this looks good!
Beef and peanuts – a hard to beat combination.
Both look absolutely stunning!!! I will not be able to choose so I’ll have to have both. 😀
Hi Dedy:)
I love the way there are so many versions of basically the same ingredients. Each and every one is exceptional. I would like to think I woulf prepare such deliciousness in my own kitchen but I know that kI most likely won’t. It seems you are such a fabulous cook and I really appreciate you taking the time to share your recipes and knowledge. Thank you Dedy…
OMG! These are pieces of heaven for a meat eater like me…I would not know which one to try first…I like the idea of peanut sauce…it sure adds an extra flavor to the meat…
Hope you are having a great week Dedy 😀
Oh, that looks so great and very, very authentic!
Your presentation is always so tempting.
Ooh, you always take wonderful pictures of your food! That soup sounds and looks SO so so good. YUM!
Hey Dedy! I think you should move to Australia and open a restaurant and I will eat there everyday. 🙂 It has been really cold and rainy here this week, and I reckon this feed would be the perfect way to warm up. SO Yum! Hope you are having a fabulous week Dedy, enjoy your weekend too. 🙂
Spicy and full of tender beef! Such a wonderful soup.
Wow, it sounds and looks very nice! I like spices but I can’t eat hot spicy things. I don’t think I have ever tried beef ribs before. Pork ribs, definitely! Thank you so much for sharing! 🙂
I would not even know how, and where to start these two amazing recipes; you are incredibly so talented with your Asian cuisine! The soup would be a sure favorite and the meat is so tender it just falls off the bone. The presentation is always 1st. class…superb!
Sounds like a very hearty meal 🙂
Oh my. Two recipes for one. Both look fabulous and I know would be heartily welcomed in my family! Thanks!
jadi pengen kabur ke daengtata, kangen konronya..
Wow – these both look and sound so wonderfully delicious and flavorful!
we are coming over
The beef ribs look so tender and packed with flavours, Dedy.
That looks spicy…and AMAZING!!! Do you take any reservation to dine at your house? Your preparation and presentation is totally like a fine restaurant. I wish someone serves me dishes like these!
the broth looks so good all the best for the craft project with your niece
What an amazing recipe, Dedy! It looks like an entire day of cooking! (And that is a good thing!)
Something tells me that even your Indonesian readers learn lots of new recipes and ideas from your blog. For me this dish sounds and looks extremely exotic and unusual, but the chilli makes it feel at once homely 😉 Fantastic photographs!
OMG! Can you cook it for me, please? ❤
We can always count on you to share exotic and exciting dishes, Dedy, each photographed beautifully.
Dede, I am quite intrigued by your wonderful looking soup – beef ribs and spices and peanuts in a soup – this looks amazingly delicious, dear friend!
Hi Dedy, love the creaminess that the peanuts bring to this dish, looks amazing!
I love anything with peanut sauce! Looks delectable!
This peanut sauce has me dying for a spoonful 😀
Lovely dish!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
Amazing looking soup that seems spicy hot and stick to your ribs! Love the nutty flavor.
Wow this is a good comfort meal, look at nice chunk of meat!
Now here’s a recipe I’ve never had with peanut sauce—looks great, Chef!
Hi Dedy, very irresistible and yummy. Thanks for sharing and regards 🙂
I can feel your passion for cooking and the heat! Oh my, my! Absolutely fantastic!
Waw, Dedy. Your dish looks so delicious & even fabulous too! Mmmmmm,…😊
That peanut sauce certainly makes the difference here! Bold and delicious meal Dedi!
OMG!! this sounds amazing!!!!!
This sounds so good, love the colours and photos too!
Love beef, love bbq, love peanut sauce and here they are, all in one – magic!
I wish I could taste one of your recipes… I am sure I would love beef more after I would.