Rice Cat

Rice cat (or in a language known as Java "sega kucing") is not a menu but rather a presentation on how to wrap a lot of rice found in the stalls Angkringan. Called "rice cat" as presented in the portion of the (very) few, like the menu to feed a cat....

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GINGER RONDE DRINK

GINGER RONDE DRINK is a traditional Javanese drink served in a bowl, which is very helpful when the weather is cold. From the words, drink is a Javanese language means a drink, ginger ronde is the name for the main part of the drink. This kind of drink...

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UDUK RICE

Uduk Rice is one of the many varieties of spice infused rices, very common in Indonesia. The basic is rice, coconut milk, lemongrass, greet leaf, and a little salt. On top of the rice I put onion fry and slivered fried eggs. And then, I wrapped the rice...

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Jelly parts for sweethearts

Jelly parts for sweethearts literally means ‘mixed ice' and although you may expect an ice cream cone or a sorbet, the ice in this sweet little dish stands for ice cubes. The ice cubes float in a bowl filled with milk, coconut shavings, avocado, jackfruit and several kinds of jelly.Indonesians seem to have a thing for jelly. With Jelly parts for sweethearts,...

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Putu cake

Putu cake (from the Java language, 'puthu') is a kind of Indonesian food such as cakes that contain palm sugar and grated coconut is wrapped by a steamed rice flour. This cake is usually placed with steamed in bamboo tubes and sold on the night. Sound...

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