With a recipe of nasi kuning (yellow rice), urap (vegetables salad with spiced coconut dressing), chicken balado (chicken chili sambal) and potato perkedel, I presented my second Indonesian cooking demo on January 28, 2012 at the same place, d.a. Niels Gourmet Kitchenware as my first one which was held on October 22, 2011.
Nasi Kuning
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Urap – Potato Perkedel – Chicken Balado
Thou I didn’t mention that my attention to showcase Rijsttafel. However a lady came up to me and asked is it similar to rice table? I could feel that my eyes were wide-open and suddenly I said “are you a Dutch descendant?” This lady replied back then there was a lady who owned a Dutch-Indonesian restaurant in Winnipeg and served rice table. Rice Table or known as Rijsttafel (pronounced: RYST-tah-fell). Rijsttafel is a Dutch word to the closest version of local nasi padang (Padang rice) and nasi campur (mix rice). Despite its popularity in the Netherlands and abroad (mostly South Africa), the rijsttafel is rarely found in Indonesia. The dishes served on rice table are undoubtly Indonesian, the rijsttafel’s origins were colonial. During Dutch’s occupation of Indonesia, the Dutch introduced the rice table not only so they could enjoy a wide array of dishes at a single setting but also to impress visitors with the exotic abundance of their colony.
Surely I had to tone down my chicken balado by adding red bell pepper and more tomatoes from my original recipe of balado. Potato perkedel was also a hit one.
Thank you to d.a. Niels for the accomodation and Fitri for the help!
Thanks to Lynn for taking the pic of me
Plok plok plok *applause* … hebat euy MBak Pepy, semoga dengan acara seperti ini kuliner Indonesia lebih polpuler…
makasih Hesti!
Salut untuk mba Pepy… ikut bangga ya mba.. aku share di wall fb ku.. thumbs deh… truly Indonesia 🙂
Thanks! Silahkan kalo mau share!
Wah you are amazing. I’d be so nervous and too shy to “demonstrate” cooking in front of people, camera, or even video camera (at home!). As always you make such a delicious meals. I wish that I could see you cook in person. That would be so cool!
Hopefully one day, Nami! We can exchange knowledge in person
nasi kuningnya menggoda selera makan, jadi laper ni
Bravo mbak Pepy… I know it needs tons of courage and preparation for a cooking demo. And your tumpeng nasi kuning looks great!! *proud to be Indonesian*
Thank you!
wah enak tuh bisa share masakan kita disana, mmhh yummy
There is always a way if we want to try