Indonesian Dish

Gudeg

Also known as: gudeg jogja, gudeg yogyakarta, jackfruit stew, gudeg yu djum, sweet jackfruit curry

What is Gudeg?

A traditional sweet stew from Yogyakarta made from young unripe jackfruit slow-cooked for hours in palm sugar and coconut milk. The long cooking with teak leaves gives it a distinctive reddish-brown color. Served with rice, chicken, egg, and krechek.

Typical Ingredients

•young jackfruit
•coconut milk
•palm sugar
•garlic
•shallots
•candlenut
•coriander
•galangal
•teak leaves
•bay leaves

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Soy
Sometimes Present
Eggs
Often Present
Tree Nuts
Often Present

Candlenuts are a core ingredient in the spice paste. Hard-boiled egg (telur pindang) is a standard accompaniment. Krechek (beef skin) and opor ayam often served alongside.

Safer Variations

Allergen-friendly alternatives to ask for.

Request gudeg without egg

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Does the spice paste contain candlenuts?
Can I get gudeg without the egg?

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