Travel Diaries
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Kandangan, Los Batu Market
Join me and Kevin Cherkas from Cuca as we cruise down the Meratus river on our bamboo raft to check out the local produce at Kandangan market where the Dayak people usually sell their vegetables. For more travel adventures, subscribe to my YouTube Channel:
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Cooking In The Forest
Today, with Kevin Cherkas from Cuca are cooking bamboo fish in the woods, a food tryout based on our experience with the Dayak tribespeople.For more travel adventures, subscribe to my YouTube Channel:
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Soaking Up The Dayak Culture
In order to create new dishes, I look for inspiration by meeting people, cooking with them, discovering new ingredients, and soaking up the local culture and traditions of the indigenous tribes. Today, with Kevin Cherkas from Cuca, we are visiting a traditional Dayak...
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The Dayak Tribe
Discover with me how the Dayak tribespeople reconcile their traditional way of life with today's modern world.For more travel adventures, subscribe to my YouTube Channel:
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Cooking With The Dayak Deah People
Follow me today, as I experience the Dayak cuisine in South Kalimantan with my partner in crime Kevin Cherkas from Cuca Bali. In pursuit of knowing more about the district and its edible delights, we landed in southern Kalimantan recently to discover the stories...
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Ideas, Innovation and Inspiration in Indigenous Cuisine
Welcome to the world of Will Meyrick, renown “Street food Chef” and restauranteur. Executive chef of internationally awarded Mamasan, Sarong and Hujan Locale as well as Som Chai and Billy Ho the latest of Will’s creations. Impressive as this all sounds none of it was...
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Trincomalee
The challenge to find a holiday destination in July to August is actually more difficult that you’d think, especially when you live on an island paradise, like Bali, and everything is at your doorstep. We have the school holidays to consider and I do like to get away...
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My Java Bound : Surabaya to Malang
I love to travel to East Java, I am surprised so few people take the trip from Bali to be honest, I mean, it is easy to get to, there are trains, buses and planes, you can hire a car with or without a driver and in five days see vast changes of character and climate....
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Visiting Yogyakarta: Royal Palaces and Rustic Palates
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. To describe the place as rich in arts and culture is just skimming...
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