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Do you have any favorite recipes that not only taste good, but are also meaningful to you as well? Whether it’s the memories you have associated with it or the person who gave it to you, some recipes are just extra special! That’s exactly how I feel about this Delicious and Easy Bahmi Recipe!

I hadn’t even heard of it before I met my hubby and now it’s one of my all-time favorite foods! It’s so delicious and easy to make. But I also love it because the recipe comes from my husband’s grandmother.

Bahmi Goreng, an Indonesian stir fry noodle dish, is a family favorite recipe from my husband’s grandparents. It’s so delicious and easy to make!

His grandmother was Indonesian and man, could she cook! She cooked the yummiest meals EVER. But the one I Ioved the most was her Bahmi. Oh, man, she knew how to make that!

After my husband’s grandmother passed, my Mother-in-Law would make the Bahmi for the family and now she has taught me! I feel so lucky to be a part of such a special family tradition.

And goodness, I have to admit I rock at the Bahmi making!! It is so easy to make, takes no time at all and is a pretty healthy meal that everyone in your family will enjoy. If you are like I was and haven’t even heard of Bahmi, you don’t know what you are missing!

Bahmi Goreng (or Bami Goreng as you might see it spelled) is an Indonesian Stir Fry Noodle Dish with lots of variations! I know I am biased, but I think our version that includes vegetables, garlic, soy sauce and Spaghetti noodles is the most delicious one!

Delicious and Easy Bahmi Recipe

Bahmi Goreng, an Indonesian noodle dish, is a family favorite recipe from my husband’s grandparents. It’s so delicious and easy to make!
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A delicious and easy Bahmi Recipe that your whole family will be sure to love and enjoy!
Author: Kim Delatorre
Serves: 6
Ingredients
  • 1 Box of Spaghetti Noodles
  • Pork (1 lb)
  • Hot Chili Garlic Sauce (optional)
  • ½ cup of Soy Sauce
  • Onions-1/2 chopped
  • Celery-3 stalks chopped
  • Snow Peas- a hand full, cut off ends
  • Accent Salt (to taste)
  • Salt (to taste)
  • Garlic powder (or fresh garlic) I use fresh garlic from a jar and use a spoonful of it
  • Bean Sprouts (handful)
  • Bacon
Steps
  1. Boil noodles and then drain, set aside.
  2. Cut up into little bite-size pieces and put pork into frying pan.
  3. Chop up bacon and add to frying pan.
  4. Add chopped onions, Accent Salt, salt and garlic into a frying pan with pork. Fry pork until nice and browned.
  5. Add chopped celery, snow peas and bean sprouts. Cook with pork and bacon for about 5 minutes on medium heat.
  6. Add cooked noodles and mix.
  7. Add Soy Sauce to taste and mix really well.
  8. Serve on a plate, add a little dollop of the Hot Chili Sauce (It’s optional, but makes it SO much more delicious!) and enjoy!!

This is so good!

Bahmi Goreng, an Indonesian noodle dish, is a family favorite recipe from my husband’s grandparents. It’s so delicious and easy to make!

This delicious and easy Bahmi Recipe is an Indonesian stir fry noodle dish that's sure to be a hit with the whole family!

Trust me, my pictures do not do my Bahmi justice. It is sooooo tasty and I promise you will love it!! If you are looking for another really delicious Indonesian dish, check out my recipe for Nasi Goreng! It is a similar recipe, but it calls for fried rice instead of fried noodles. They are both so good, though!

Another quick and easy Stir Fry Recipe that is always a hit with my family is this Peanut Butter Chicken Stir Fry Dish.  It’s so yummy!

However, if you are more of a salad lover, I do have a unique Oriental Salad Recipe with Ramen Noodles. They give it an extra crunch!

Have you ever made Bahmi? Do you have another favorite Stir Fry Recipe? Comment below!

*This post was originally published in 2012 and was republished in March of 2019.

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  2. This looks so yummy! We are vegetarians, so I would make this without the pork, or substitute in tofu. Will definitely have to try it!

  6. Wow! That does look delicious! I’m always looking for new things to make. This one is at the top of the list!

  8. This sounds & looks really good! I have never heard of Balmi but it sure looks delicious! The only thing I would need to buy to make it are bean sprouts. I’ll give it a try Thank You

  9. Sounds delicious! I would use tofu instead of port…. Love recipes that are easy to turn vegetarian.

  14. I love Chinese food and I bet this taste so good. Kind of looks like that Cantonese stuff I always order. I would probably use chicken pieces then the pork though. Although I have to watch my soy sauce because I’m not supposed to have salt, but mmmmmmm I’m dying for some now. I’ve so got to try this & I pinned it too. Thanks for sharing.

  17. I had never heard of Balmi either, but I had to read on. It sounds soooo good and I am definitely going to try it. 🙂

  20. I have never heard of Balmi before. I think I will leave out the hot chilli sauce, my stomach will not like it 🙂 . The recipe looks delicious!

  21. I clicked to see what was in this receipe and I know we will love it!!
    Showed my husband yesterday and he is going to the store tommorrow to gather his supplies. He loves to cook and this looks fabulous. Thanks for the receipe, let you know how it comes out.

  22. I have never heard of Balmi. It is a simple, but looks delicious dish. I need to make this as soon as I get the ingredients. Thank you for sharing your grandmother in-law delightful recipe.

  23. I have never heard of Balmi before either.It looks really good and easy as you said. Think I would substitute chicken breast for the pork though.

  40. I have never heard of Balmi until your post, but you can bet I’m going to make this recipe. Sounds absolutely delicious, thanks for sharing!

  51. This looks wonderful! We love pasta, too …this will be a big hit! Yes, I am going to give it a try.

  55. What a wonderful recipe! I would love to make it for my girlfriend who is on diet. She would love the sprouts part :-). However, as she is a veggie can I skip pork?