Continuing my previous post about the cuisine / typical Indonesian food, here I review again about the cuisine / food typical of Indonesia part 2.
5. Timpan
Timpan is a typical Indonesian food originating from Aceh, Indonesia's westernmost province. This food is made from glutinous rice flour mixed with coconut milk. Then wrapped in young banana leaves filled with grated coconut that had previously been cooked with a mixture of white sugar or with other contents such as srikaya, then steamed until cooked. This food is usually served on a big day like Eid or at a wedding party or other parties. Timpan is very famous and usually made gifts for relatives who come from other provinces.
6. Satay
Sate is a kind of food / food with the main ingredient of meat that is cut like a small dice and stabbed using a bamboo or stick. Then burned over the embers until cooked then sprinkled with spices. Sate is often found in Indonesia with various types, there are chicken satay, satay buntel (surakarta), sate clam, sate kalong (not from buns but chicken meat is smaller than chicken sate generally), sate torpedo, and many other types of satay. Sate is so popular with the people of Indonesia as food snacks not as main menu. Sate is so easy to find in Indonesia and usually sold at night.
KIND OF SATAY:
a. Chicken satay
b. Buntel Satay
c. Kalong Satay
d. Torpedo Satay
7. Lontong
Lontong is a kind of Indonesian food made from rice cooked soft and then wrapped with leaves then steamed back to really solid and cooked. Served with additional vegetables lodeh, rendang meat, chilli, crackers. Lontong is usually served during big day like Idul Fitri, but at this time lontong also sold at the morning as breakfast menu. Every Indonesian people must know lontong, traditional food that has become national food.
8. Soto
Soto is a traditional Indonesian soup mainly composed of broth, meat and vegetables. Many traditional soups are called soto, whereas foreign and Western influenced soups are called sop. Wikipedia
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So how many number or series of this list? I think it will be a lot. LOL. :D