Saturday, October 31, 2009

Ongol-Ongo

ongol-ongol is one of indonesia culture food with sweet taste

Ingredients:

100 gr. Corn starch
200 gr. Goela Djawa ( Palm Sugar )
1/2 a Vanilla stick or Vanilla essence

500 ml. Water
pinch of Salt
200 gr. grated fresh Coconut

Preparation:

Use some of the cold water to make a thin paste with the corn starch. Add the sugar, vanilla and salt to the water and boil until sugar is dissolved. Remove from heat and stir in the corn-starch mix. Return to the stove and simmer for a further 3 minutes. Remove the vanilla stick and pour mixture in a tray so that the liquid is about 2 cm. deep. Leave to cool and cut in to 2 cm. square cubes. Grate coconut flesh and add a pinch of salt. Roll cubes through the coconut and serve.

Monday, October 26, 2009

Nasi Pecel / Pecel Rice - Madiun- East Java


Pecel rice is one of the unique food culture East Java.vegetable when served with Present.a spices made from beans, brown sugar, lime leaves, chili and sauce taste.

The classic Javanese spicy peanut sauce.

Make it up in large batches because it will stay fresh in or out of the refrigerator for weeks. Then mix a few tablespoons with warm water whenever you want some gado-gado or nasi pecel.

1½ cup raw peanuts
10 small red chilis
2 large red chilis
2 tsp asem tua [mature tamarind]
6 lime leaves
2 cloves garlic
2 thumb-sized pieces of kencur
2 tsp salt
about ¼ cup gula jawa [palm sugar]

1. Fry peanuts in oil for about 3 minutes
2. Crush peanuts to a fine powery paste in a lemper
3. Remove peanut mixture to a separate container
4. Crush remaining ingredients in a lemper
5. Add peanuts and mix well.

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Tiwul Ayu


Method category: Steam

Ingredients:

250 gr Palm Sugar
2 tbsp Sugar
2 Eggs
2 tsp Baking Powder
1 lt Fresh milk
300 gr Plain flour
Fine desicated coconut
Screwpine leaves and Salt
Directions:

1. Mix the palm sugar (grated), sugar and eggs until it smooth.
2. Put in the flour and baking powder into the mixture and mix until even while adding the milk little by little.
3. Pour in the mixture into mould and put in chopped screwpine leaves. Steam until cooked. Eat with fine desicated coconut which has been steamed first and given some salt.

Friday, October 9, 2009

Pempek Palembang


Pempek or Empek-empek Palembang is a typical food made from fish and sago. In fact it is difficult to say that the center is pempek Palembang is because in almost all areas in South Sumatra produce.
Serve accompanied by the sauce pempek black-brown color called chocolate vinegar or cuko (Palembang language). Cuko made from water that heated, and added brown sugar, Cayenne tumbuk, garlic, and salt. Cuko friend is eating pempek the faithful, made spicy to increase appetite. There are also sweet for the cuko do not like spicy.

Type pempek is the famous "pempek Submarine" is a chicken egg is wrapped with the pempek dough and fried in hot oil. There are also others such as pempek lenjer, pempek rounded (or familiar with the name "ada'an"), pempek fish skin, pempek pistel (young papaya sliced content that has been spiced stew), pempek small eggs, and pempek curls.

Pempek can easily be found in the entire city of Palembang. Have to sell in the restaurant, there is a cart, and also have a hit. Also, each school canteen certainly have to sell pempek. 1980, pempek seller can assume 1 basket full pempek around the city of Palembang while walking selling food. Pempek now there are two types, namely Parempek mix between Pare and Pempek.

According to history, there have been in Jakarta since pempek entry of Chinese Immigrants to Palembang, which is around the 16-th century, when Sultan Mahmud Badaruddin II in the power-Palembang Darussalam Sultanate. Name empek-empek or pempek believed to come from a "stale", which is a descendant of an old man to China.

Based on Folklore, about a year in 1617 fuggy aged 65 years living in the area of assembly (edge Musi River) are concerned about witnessed abundant catch of fish in the River Musi. Of the catch is not entirely used correctly, and only a fried dipindang. The Sweaty and then try an alternative to other processing. He Giling mix the fish meat with tapioca flour, so that the resulting new foods. New food sold by the Sweaty biking around the city. Therefore, it is called as "stale pek ...", then the food is finally known as empek-empek or pempek. [1]

However, this story of the people should be more because of new cassava Portuguese introduced the nation to India in the 16 century. In addition velocipede (bicycle) new, known in France and Germany in the 18 century. However pempek is a very possible adaptation of Chinese food such as fish Baso, kekian or ngohyang. Initially made from fish pempek Belida. However, with increasingly rare and expensive price Belida fish, fish, fish is replaced with a cork cheaper price, but with the feeling that remains palatable. In the next development, also used other types of river fish, such as fish putak, toman, and persuasion. Also used the type of fish such as sea Tenggiri, Kakap Red, parang-parang, yellow tail, and the fish. Pempek one of the dough, there are many foods that can be produced, depending on the composition and processing, and end the pattern continued. Are Laksan, Tekwan, Model, and Celimpungan. Laksan and celimpungan presented in a sauce containing coconut milk, and while the model presented in tekwan dressing that contains the elephant ear, head of the shrimp, and other spices

Geplak is one of Jogjakara cultural food


Geplak food is typical of the city of Bantul,Yogyakarta(Jogja),Indonesia made from grated coconut and sugar or palm sugar, a sweet taste. There is also a food called as Betawi with additional materials such as rice flour and rough-skinned citrus leaves.

There is also geplak made from waluh. Geplak industry in general can be found in the area of Bantul, Yogyakarta, the most grown by home industries. Further developing this type of confectionery widespread due to market demand and not only grown in the vicinity of the city Yogyakarta will but also in the entire archipelago

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Mudik during Idul Fitri is an Indonesian culture


Otherwise those people won’t wait for their train for nearly 12 hours at Senen Station, Jakarta. This situation and condition won’t fit your senses if you’re not part of Indonesian. Train stations, bus terminals, airports, seaports all around Indonesia are crowded by millions of people waiting for departure to go back to their hometown. They have similar objective: to get together with their family. This is Idul Fitri, only in Indonesia.