Top view of a market stall selling traditional Indonesian sweet and savory snacks. The snacks are assortment of traditional Javanese, Sundanese, Manadonese, Peranakan, Chinese-influenced and also Western-influenced. Here seen the lady seller is scooping snack called Tiwul (Javanese dried cassava granules) from a tray; her other hand is holding a traditional banana leaf containter called pincuk. The lady seller is wearing Javanese batik clothing with a hijab.
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An assortment of Balinese dishes to accompany the steamed rice (not shown). The dishes are Sate Lilit (minced meat satay) and Sate Babi (pork satay), Gedang Mekuah (green papaya soup), Tum Ayam (minced chicken parcel), Udang Goreng (pan-fried prawns), Rempeyek (peanut crackers), Ayam Klungkung (chicken with crushed chili pepper), Lawar Ayam (long bean and chicken salad), Babi Goreng (seasoned pork crisps), and three chili condiments of Sambal Plecing (red chili sauce), Sambal Embe (fried red chili and shallots), Sambal Matah (shallots and lemongrass salsa). A bouquet of Frangipani is used as table decoration.
Top view of a market stall selling traditional Indonesian sweet and savory snacks. The snacks are assortment of traditional Javanese, Sundanese, Manadonese, Peranakan, Chinese-influenced and also Western-influenced. Here seen the buyer is selecting the cakes she is buying; then put them in a reusable bamboo box lined with banana leaf. The cakes in the box are Koyabu, Talam Ubi, Dadar Gulung, Kue Ku, and Kue Mangkok. The buyer is wearing a dress of traditional batik tenun pattern.
Nasi Campur Bali, a popular traditional Balinese rice dish of steamed rice served with variety side dishes. Some of the side dishes are served together with the rice on the plate; while there are several more as optional extras. The complete rice meal is plated on a woven plate (basket) lined with banana leaf. These pre-plated meals are arranged on the table among the optional extra side dishes. Several frangipani flowers are used as table decoration.
Indonesian chicken soup with noodles, turmeric and ginger (Soto Ayam). Indonesian beef noodles soup (Mie kocok). Seafood Fried Noodles (Mie Goreng - Malay style stir-fried noodles with seafood and spicy seasonings). Mei Goreng beef noodle. Dandan noodles with spicy sauce, vegetables and minced beef. Asian pickles. Flat lay top-down composition on dark green background.
Assorted popular Chinese dishes served for a gathering. The dishes are Hot and Sour Soup, Spring Roll, Sweet Sour Pork, Prawn with Salt and Pepper, Bok Choy in Oyster Sauce, Kung Pao Chicken, Chow Mein and Cucumber Pickles. All the dishes are placed on a table lined with crumpled Chinese textile and crafted placemats.
Nasi Campur Bali, the Balinese popular rice dish. Steamed turmeric rice served with side dishes such as Jukut Urap (vegetable salad with grated coconut dressing), Ayam Pelalah (shredded chicken in red chili paste), Telur Dadar (egg omelet), Kacang Teri (fried peanuts and anchovies), Sate Lilit (minced seafood satay), Kerupuk Udang (prawn crackers), Jukut Gedang Mekuah (green papaya curry) and condiments of Sambal Tomat (red chili and tomato paste) and Sambal Matah (chili and lemongrass salsa). The dishes are arranged on a table lined with traditional Balinese woven textile called Seseh cloth.
Ketupat Lebaran, the Indonesian elaborate meal of rice cake with meat and vegetable side dishes, served during Eid celebrations. The rice cake is cooked in diamond shaped casing made from woven coconut leaves. The accompanying dishes served are White Chicken Curry, Beef Rendang, Shrimps in Red Chili Paste, Spicy Liver Stew, Red Vegetable Curry Soup, and Shrimp Crackers. The dishes are arranged on a wooden table lined with a table liner. Several cumin leaves are used to decorate the table.
Ketupat Lebaran, the traditional celebratory dish of rice cake with rich side dishes, commonly serving during Eid celebrations. The common side dishes are Beef Rendang (Beef Dry Stew), Beef Liver in Spicy Gravy, Spicy Vegetable Soup, Chicken Curry Soup, and Marbled Soy Egg; while the condiments are fried shallots, shrimp crackers, and red chili sauce. Each dish is plated individually and arranged buffet style on a table; ready to be plated for serving. A vase of decorative banana flowers is used to decorate the table.
Ketupat Lebaran, the traditional celebratory dish of rice cake with rich side dishes, commonly serving during Eid celebrations. The common side dishes are Beef Rendang (Beef Dry Stew), Beef Liver in Spicy Gravy, Spicy Vegetable Soup, Chicken Curry Soup, and Marbled Soy Egg; while the condiments are fried shallots, shrimp crackers, and red chili sauce. Each dish is plated individually and arranged buffet style on a table; ready to be plated for serving. A vase of decorative banana flowers is used to decorate the table.
Risoles, Comro and Pastel, three of several popular Indonesian fritters. Risoles is a Dutch-influenced egg roll; Comro is Sundanese fritter of grated cassava stuffed with oncom soybean; while Pastel is the Peranakan vegetable puff. All the fritters are arranged on a large bamboo tray lined with banana leaf; which then placed on the table together with other snacks.
Jatiluwih is the largest and most picturesque of all of the rice terraces in Bali. The Jatiluwih rice terraces comprise over 600 hectares of rice fields that flow down the southern slopes of the Batukaru mountain range in West Bali. Terraces are maintained by a traditional water management cooperative known as subak, which dates back to the 9th century. Jatiluwih, Bali, Indonesia, Asia.