by wm2020 | Mar 5, 2021 | Recipes
Bumbu Merah Fiery fresh chili spice paste An Indonesian basic! Chillies, garlic, shallots and the spice of the coriander seed give this finely pounded paste a superb kick. You can also try it with a twist of sharp lime juice to serve with grilled or raw marinated fish...
by wm2020 | Nov 23, 2020 | Recipes
Bumbu Kele Simple Balinese spice paste An all purpose tropical cooking paste This simple spice paste uses the typically Indonesian root aromat spices of ginger, turmeric and galangal along with creamy candlenuts and coconut flesh and the exotic spices of nutmeg and...
by wm2020 | Nov 23, 2020 | Recipes
BumbuBase Genep Magic spices of Indonesia Bring some magic to your table Bumbu Genep is the basis of nearly every Balinese dish and contains 13 magical spices. It is believed to have been part of Balinese history for more than 2,000 years delivered as a present from...
by wm2020 | Dec 4, 2015 | Food Culture
One of Indonesia’s most popular delicacies is Fish Head Soup. This popular dish is full of aromatic herbs and spices that make a delightful meal out of some very basic ingredients. It’s a real tribute to resourcefulness of the cooks of Indonesia and their...
Balinese Crispy DuckDuck is a common dish served throughout Indonesia, and in Bali, the duck is often served deep fried until crispy, accompanied by a lawar and sambal matah. […]
Bumbu MerahChillies, garlic, shallots and the spice of the coriander seed give this finely pounded paste a superb kick. […]
Bumbu KeleThis simple spice paste uses the typically Indonesian root aromat spices to bring a distinctly tropical flavour to meat, chicken or fish. […]
The market days of BaliI feel very much at home in the atmosphere of markets, especially those in Bali where every day is market day, and nearly every night too […]
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