Prepare the rice
5 minRinse the rice a few times, mix in the salt and drain.
A cornerstone of Indonesian street food, lontong is made by tightly wrapping salted rice in banana leaves and boiling it for hours. Once cooked, the rice sets into a dense, sliceable block served in place of bread alongside many Indonesian dishes.
Rinse the rice a few times, mix in the salt and drain.
Quickly pass the banana leaves over a flame to make them pliable, then fold into cylinders.
Fill the leaf cylinders about a third full with rice and secure the ends with toothpicks, leaving room for the rice to swell.
Fully submerge the rolled packets in water in a large pot and simmer over low heat for 3 hours, topping up with boiling water as it reduces.
After removing the rolls from the water, stand them upright to cool for 20 minutes, then slice.
Fill the leaf packets loosely rather than tightly with rice — since it swells as it cooks, leaving room stops the packets from bursting.
If you can't find banana leaves, a combination of cling film and foil gives a similar result, though the authentic aroma is lost.
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