Cook Indonesian by Agnes de Keijzer Brackman is a bright, photo-illustrated paperback that walks home chefs through classic dishes of Indonesia. The 2005 updated edition adds twenty extra recipes, making it a practical companion for anyone ready to explore Southeast-Asian flavors.
Step-by-step photos demystify spice pastes, satays, and coconut-milk curries, while pantry notes keep the ingredients realistic for Western kitchens. Young adults and seasoned cooks alike will appreciate the clear layout and health-minded tips woven through every chapter.
This copy shows gentle edge-thumbing but remains crisp, unwritten-on, and firmly bound—ready to be stained deliciously in actual use rather than through storage wear. It comes from a smoke-free home and sits tight enough to lie flat when you’re deep into a rendang or sambal session.
Collectors of Asian cuisine cookbooks or fans of Indonesian food will reach for this affordable, well-kept volume again and again.