culinary

Indonesian cuisine

When I Miss Steamed Goldfish

When I Miss Steamed Goldfish

It has been two months I live in Surabaya. How does it feel? As we know, Surabaya has hot temperature. I am still not accustomed to that. Sometimes, I miss Bandung temperature. It is chill, so I do not have to use the fan all the time.

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Making the Crunchy Kentang Arab

Making the Crunchy Kentang Arab

It was raining when my husband and I took a walk at Dipati Ukur Street. The rain was not so hard, but pretty chilly. We need something warm to eat. And suddenly, I saw kentang arab’s booth there. What a coincidence! So, before backed to the hotel, we bought that potato-based snack.

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The Tenderness of Young Goat’s Meat

The Tenderness of Young Goat’s Meat

At Sepanjang street, Sidoarjo, you may possibly bump into this view: a pushcart display of a goat meat. The goat is about still intact, fresh, and small (that means it is still young). Sweet-scented smoke that signifies a grill emerges. You’re quite monk if you don’t drool in seconds. Warung Sate Barongan Pak Uniq...

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When Cireng Becomes High Class Snack

When Cireng Becomes High Class Snack

I always try to consume healthy food. But, sometimes I cannot refuse gorengan or fried snacks. It can be fried tofu, tempeh, with wheat flour and seasoning; bala-bala (slices of carrot and cabbage); banana with wheat flour and sugar; or cireng, acronym of aci digoreng or fried aci (tapioca flour). Just bite it, and...

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Seafood a la Madura in Between Mountain and Shore

Seafood a la Madura in Between Mountain and Shore

About one kilometer to the west from Bangkalan city, East Java province, a food stall stands on the edge of the shore. It is Madurasa. This stall is located near the mangrove forest spread out along the west side of Madura island. Following the instinct to eat, I visited here. Soon, the ambiance of...

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