Monday, January 12, 2009

Kue Serabi Solo

Kue Serabi is the traditional pancake in Indonesia. The main ingredient is rice starch/flour mixed with coconut milk.

Actually, there are many varieties of Kue Serabi.

Last time, I posted about Kue Ape or Kue Tetek (trans: Breast cake) which is also Kue Serabi, originally from Jakarta.

And now, I'm posting this Kue Serabi Solo which is originally from Solo (a city in the Central of Java).

Isn't this interesting, Kue Serabi Solo is being sold and cooked from a private car that just is parked on the street? ;)


The Serabi's batter

There are different toppings like banana, jackfruit, cheese, chocolate sprinkle or if you don't like the toppings, you can ask for plain Kue Serabi.

One thing that I noticed, this man is using little woks to make the Kue Serabi. The real Kue Serabi Solo is usually cooked in small clay pots.

1 piece of Serabi = Rp. 1.500

Friday, January 9, 2009

Bubur Biji Salak & Sum Sum

If you are craving for sweet porridges, you can find it easily on the streets in Jakarta.

The man is selling it on his motorcycle.

Although the direct translation from Bubur Biji Salak is Snake Fruit's Seed Porridge but this porridge isn't made from the real seed of Snake Fruit ;)

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The Biji Salak is actually made from sweet potato and tapioca/sago flour.

Biji salak

Bubur Sum Sum is known as the Indonesian Rice Pudding; made from rice flour, coconut milk, salt and pandan leaves.

It's Rp. 3.000 per cup

People usually will eat the Bubur Biji Salak together with Bubur Sum Sum.

Thursday, January 1, 2009

Ta Wan (2)

Mom and I had lunch at Ta Wan restaurant in Mall Taman Anggrek. Usually, we always ordered the set menu for 2 people but this time, we were trying the porridge which is well known at Ta Wan. The porridge tasted really good because of the soft texture.

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Ta Wan (1)

Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Home cooked during holiday

It’s holiday… but then mom and I are just stuck at home so we have been doing some cooking for our breakfast and lunch as you can see the pictures below, oh....... except the Lapis Philippine cake, that's a gift from a friend ;)

Tahu Goreng Isi eaten with green padi chili
This fried tofu is filled with carrot and bean sprout.

Breakfast
A. Baked macaroni with eggs and cheese
B. Corn pancake with red chili and shallot
C. Bauern Frühstück/ Farmer Breakfast
(Potato, egg, ham, sausage and onion)
D. Lapis Philippine cake

Lunch
E. Honey pork ribs, olive oil potato, steamed carrots, fruit salad
F. Pork’s tail with cai sim pickle and ginger
G. Ice salad with mayonnaise, honey and lime juice
H. Fried fish and french fries with white sauce.

Dinner
Left over from lunch, hehehe… :D

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2009

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Kafe Pisa

I was really craving for Italian food... thus I went to one of the famous Italian restaurants in Jakarta - Kafe Pisa.

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Lasagna Al Forno Rp.60.500
Spaghetti Gindara Rp. 57.500
Mozzarella Frita Rp. 59.500
Pizza Marinara Rp. 78.500
1 cone gelato Rp. 21.500
Lemon juice Rp. 25.000
plus 10% tax + 5% service charge

Currency:
1 USD = Rp. 11.000
1 Ringgit Malaysia = Rp. 3.000

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So delicious and perfect for a Christmas eve lunch, completely satisfied :)

Wishing you all
MERRY CHRISTMAS 2008
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