by wm2020 | Nov 23, 2020 | Recipes
Sambal Bajak Classic flavours from the Indonesian Archipelago Sambal Bajak is a volcano of a condiment, it’s the tomato ketchup of Bali. Made using tomatoes and shrimp paste along with sugar, salt and chili this simple recipe will conjure up a taste sensation that...
by wm2020 | Nov 22, 2020 | Recipes
Sambal Hijau Indonesian green chili “salsa” A taste of West Sumatra Limes, lemons and bright green chilies give this wonderfully spicy dish its name. The secret ingredient though is the dried fish, just jumping the flavour up a level into that exquisite sharp, salty,...
by wm2020 | Nov 22, 2020 | Recipes
Sambal Kecap Everyday taste of Bali Everyday Taste of Bali When you just want that sweet reminder of Balinese food, whip yourself up a Sambal Kecap to drizzle on steamed vegetables, over rice or even on a hamburger. The green chili kick, tempered by the sweetness of...
by wm2020 | Nov 22, 2020 | Recipes
Sambal Matah Balinese spice ‘dip’ with lemongrass and lime From Bali with spices This super straightforward dish contains coconut oil, chilies, lemongrass, limes and the kicker shrimp paste that adds an exquisite salt sour taste to the mix. We serve it with our Salt...
by wm2020 | Nov 20, 2020 | Recipes
Jimbaran StyleGrilled Squid served with sambal kecap manis and fresh lemon basil If you happen to have a craving for Jimbaran style grilled seafood, here’s how you can make it yourself. Regulars to Bali know Jimbaran as the beachside fishing village and seafood...
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 […]
Jogyakarta – So much more than a pretty face…Jogyakarta is close enough to Bali that you can afford to take a few days from your island schedule to explore this intriguing part of Java, which while well known is often neglected by the Bali bound […]
East Java – Surabaya to Malang