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Pupuan Rice Cakes (ENTIL PUPUAN)
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Pupuan Rice Cakes (ENTIL PUPUAN)

Dapoer-Indonesia @ us
Dapoer-Indonesia @ us @cook_2535822
INDONESIA

In the traditional village around Tabanan they have a unique tradition while celebrating Nyepi. The people in the village to prepare special foods such as rice cake (entil) on this holiday. The food is unique as it is known as entil, delicious taste can make people addicted. Because intended for consumption on Nyepi, it is only done once a year.

Entil making process is like preparing rice cakes. Its main ingredient is rice or brown rice. The difference between ENTIL and rice LONTONG is generally how they are packed - Longtong are wrapped in banana leaves or coconut leaves, but Entil are wrapped in the leaves of telangi (telengidi or nyelep), which looks like elongated galangal leaves. The leaves can be found in the fields or the forest edge in the local village. It is said makes sense entil leaves are very tasty, although no salt or other seasonings. Telengidi leaves believed to make sense entil be more comfortable. Because the substance of green color in the leaves soak into the rice when cooked, the resulting entil have a greenish color.

Entil it can last up to four days. People can make it in different sizes. However, the size is generally small, making it easy to eat. Making entil has been a tradition performed before Nyepi (Hindu forbidden to cook during Nyepi). The menu is also accompanied by natural dishes such as marinated chicken, shredded coconut and roasted peanuts. People can also add it to vegetable fry, but there must be shredded coconut (Urap or Serundeng). A family usually makes up to 2kg entil. This number is expected to feed a family during the days of exile (Nyepi).

In addition to tempting the appetite, in fact entil have high philosophy. This philosophy is based on a double pile. This indicates that when celebrating Nyepi, or the traditional village should control their minds, and then focused on the presence of their Lord. In addition to being served on Nyepi, entil usually used as a souvenir when visiting family or other relatives after Nyepi.

After the ceremony and set Ngembak Geni Nyepi (the day after Nyepi where Hindus have completed the self-purification), local people visit each other, including families living outside the village. When gathered together, entil is prepared for prizes. In addition to being delicious and natural, entil is a cheap food and cholesterol free.
Due to much demand, are now presented as a menu entil typical food in the sights of Mount Batukaru in Pupuan Tabanan so that tourists can enjoy it without waiting for the celebration of Nyepi come (once a year).
This menu includes a complete meal - because it contains carbohydrates (entil), vegetables (urap), side dishes (jejeruk) and along with serundeng. But sorry, in this menu there are no photographs of the cooking process, because I cooked this dish before I knew about the COOKPAD app.

In the traditional village around Tabanan they have a unique tradition while celebrating Nyepi. The people in the village to prepare special foods such as rice cake (entil) on this holiday. The food is unique as it is known as entil, delicious taste can make people addicted. Because intended for consumption on Nyepi, it is only done once a year.

Entil making process is like preparing rice cakes. Its main ingredient is rice or brown rice. The difference between ENTIL and rice LONTONG is generally how they are packed - Longtong are wrapped in banana leaves or coconut leaves, but Entil are wrapped in the leaves of telangi (telengidi or nyelep), which looks like elongated galangal leaves. The leaves can be found in the fields or the forest edge in the local village. It is said makes sense entil leaves are very tasty, although no salt or other seasonings. Telengidi leaves believed to make sense entil be more comfortable. Because the substance of green color in the leaves soak into the rice when cooked, the resulting entil have a greenish color.

Entil it can last up to four days. People can make it in different sizes. However, the size is generally small, making it easy to eat. Making entil has been a tradition performed before Nyepi (Hindu forbidden to cook during Nyepi). The menu is also accompanied by natural dishes such as marinated chicken, shredded coconut and roasted peanuts. People can also add it to vegetable fry, but there must be shredded coconut (Urap or Serundeng). A family usually makes up to 2kg entil. This number is expected to feed a family during the days of exile (Nyepi).

In addition to tempting the appetite, in fact entil have high philosophy. This philosophy is based on a double pile. This indicates that when celebrating Nyepi, or the traditional village should control their minds, and then focused on the presence of their Lord. In addition to being served on Nyepi, entil usually used as a souvenir when visiting family or other relatives after Nyepi.

After the ceremony and set Ngembak Geni Nyepi (the day after Nyepi where Hindus have completed the self-purification), local people visit each other, including families living outside the village. When gathered together, entil is prepared for prizes. In addition to being delicious and natural, entil is a cheap food and cholesterol free.
Due to much demand, are now presented as a menu entil typical food in the sights of Mount Batukaru in Pupuan Tabanan so that tourists can enjoy it without waiting for the celebration of Nyepi come (once a year).
This menu includes a complete meal - because it contains carbohydrates (entil), vegetables (urap), side dishes (jejeruk) and along with serundeng. But sorry, in this menu there are no photographs of the cooking process, because I cooked this dish before I knew about the COOKPAD app.

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Pupuan Rice Cakes (ENTIL PUPUAN)

Dapoer-Indonesia @ us
Dapoer-Indonesia @ us @cook_2535822
INDONESIA

In the traditional village around Tabanan they have a unique tradition while celebrating Nyepi. The people in the village to prepare special foods such as rice cake (entil) on this holiday. The food is unique as it is known as entil, delicious taste can make people addicted. Because intended for consumption on Nyepi, it is only done once a year.

Entil making process is like preparing rice cakes. Its main ingredient is rice or brown rice. The difference between ENTIL and rice LONTONG is generally how they are packed - Longtong are wrapped in banana leaves or coconut leaves, but Entil are wrapped in the leaves of telangi (telengidi or nyelep), which looks like elongated galangal leaves. The leaves can be found in the fields or the forest edge in the local village. It is said makes sense entil leaves are very tasty, although no salt or other seasonings. Telengidi leaves believed to make sense entil be more comfortable. Because the substance of green color in the leaves soak into the rice when cooked, the resulting entil have a greenish color.

Entil it can last up to four days. People can make it in different sizes. However, the size is generally small, making it easy to eat. Making entil has been a tradition performed before Nyepi (Hindu forbidden to cook during Nyepi). The menu is also accompanied by natural dishes such as marinated chicken, shredded coconut and roasted peanuts. People can also add it to vegetable fry, but there must be shredded coconut (Urap or Serundeng). A family usually makes up to 2kg entil. This number is expected to feed a family during the days of exile (Nyepi).

In addition to tempting the appetite, in fact entil have high philosophy. This philosophy is based on a double pile. This indicates that when celebrating Nyepi, or the traditional village should control their minds, and then focused on the presence of their Lord. In addition to being served on Nyepi, entil usually used as a souvenir when visiting family or other relatives after Nyepi.

After the ceremony and set Ngembak Geni Nyepi (the day after Nyepi where Hindus have completed the self-purification), local people visit each other, including families living outside the village. When gathered together, entil is prepared for prizes. In addition to being delicious and natural, entil is a cheap food and cholesterol free.
Due to much demand, are now presented as a menu entil typical food in the sights of Mount Batukaru in Pupuan Tabanan so that tourists can enjoy it without waiting for the celebration of Nyepi come (once a year).
This menu includes a complete meal - because it contains carbohydrates (entil), vegetables (urap), side dishes (jejeruk) and along with serundeng. But sorry, in this menu there are no photographs of the cooking process, because I cooked this dish before I knew about the COOKPAD app.

In the traditional village around Tabanan they have a unique tradition while celebrating Nyepi. The people in the village to prepare special foods such as rice cake (entil) on this holiday. The food is unique as it is known as entil, delicious taste can make people addicted. Because intended for consumption on Nyepi, it is only done once a year.

Entil making process is like preparing rice cakes. Its main ingredient is rice or brown rice. The difference between ENTIL and rice LONTONG is generally how they are packed - Longtong are wrapped in banana leaves or coconut leaves, but Entil are wrapped in the leaves of telangi (telengidi or nyelep), which looks like elongated galangal leaves. The leaves can be found in the fields or the forest edge in the local village. It is said makes sense entil leaves are very tasty, although no salt or other seasonings. Telengidi leaves believed to make sense entil be more comfortable. Because the substance of green color in the leaves soak into the rice when cooked, the resulting entil have a greenish color.

Entil it can last up to four days. People can make it in different sizes. However, the size is generally small, making it easy to eat. Making entil has been a tradition performed before Nyepi (Hindu forbidden to cook during Nyepi). The menu is also accompanied by natural dishes such as marinated chicken, shredded coconut and roasted peanuts. People can also add it to vegetable fry, but there must be shredded coconut (Urap or Serundeng). A family usually makes up to 2kg entil. This number is expected to feed a family during the days of exile (Nyepi).

In addition to tempting the appetite, in fact entil have high philosophy. This philosophy is based on a double pile. This indicates that when celebrating Nyepi, or the traditional village should control their minds, and then focused on the presence of their Lord. In addition to being served on Nyepi, entil usually used as a souvenir when visiting family or other relatives after Nyepi.

After the ceremony and set Ngembak Geni Nyepi (the day after Nyepi where Hindus have completed the self-purification), local people visit each other, including families living outside the village. When gathered together, entil is prepared for prizes. In addition to being delicious and natural, entil is a cheap food and cholesterol free.
Due to much demand, are now presented as a menu entil typical food in the sights of Mount Batukaru in Pupuan Tabanan so that tourists can enjoy it without waiting for the celebration of Nyepi come (once a year).
This menu includes a complete meal - because it contains carbohydrates (entil), vegetables (urap), side dishes (jejeruk) and along with serundeng. But sorry, in this menu there are no photographs of the cooking process, because I cooked this dish before I knew about the COOKPAD app.

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Ingredients

180 mins
4 servings
  1. ENTIL (rice cake)
  2. 500 mlcoconut milk
  3. 300 grrice, washed
  4. 1 tspsalt
  5. 2bay leaves
  6. 1 stalklemongrass
  7. Banana leaf and rope to wrap
  8. URAP (vegetables)
  9. 200 grlong beans
  10. 150 grcabbage
  11. 1 bunchspinach
  12. 100 grbean sprouts
  13. 150 grgrated coconut
  14. 1lime, take the juice
  15. Seasoning
  16. 7fresh red chillis, sliced
  17. 8fresh cayenne peppers, sliced
  18. 7small red onions, thinly sliced
  19. 5 clovesgarlic, thinly sliced
  20. 4orange leaves, sliced thin
  21. 1 tspshrimp paste, fried and puree
  22. 1/2 tsppepper
  23. to tasteSugar and salt
  24. SERUNDENG
  25. 1old coconut half, peeled and grated rough
  26. 2 cmgalangal, crushed
  27. 2 stalklemongrass, crushed
  28. 2bay leaves
  29. 150 mlwater
  30. 2 1/2 tbspgranulated sugar
  31. 2 tbspcooking oil
  32. SEASONING:
  33. 1 tbspcoriander
  34. 8small red onions
  35. 3 clovesgarlic
  36. 2hazelnuts
  37. 1/2 tsptamarind
  38. 4 tbspbrown sugar
  39. 1 1/2 tspsalt
  40. JEJERUK:
  41. 150 grchicken, steamed for 5-10 minutes then torn rough
  42. 1/4 pcyoung coconut, then steamed rough shaved
  43. 50 mlthick coconut milk
  44. 1lime
  45. SEASONING:
  46. 6small red onions
  47. 2 clovesgarlic
  48. 2red chilis
  49. 3cayenne peppers
  50. 1finger of ginger
  51. 1finger of turmeric
  52. 1/2knuckle of galangal
  53. 1/2knuckle of kencur
  54. 2hazelnuts
  55. 1 tspshrimp paste
  56. to tasteSalt
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180 mins
  1. 1

    ENTIL
    a) First cook together lemongrass coconut milk, bay leaves and salt to a boil while stirring occasionally. Add the rice, then cook until the rice becomes aron. Then turn off the stove.

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  2. 2

    b) Take a piece of banana leaves and put 2 tablespoons aron rice on a banana leaf, roll and then fold the top and bottom. Do it for all the materials. 2 cups each half cooked rice wrap and tie with string. Boil for 1 hour, then drain lift.

  3. 3

    URAP
    a) Cut vegetables, beans, cabbage, and spinach. Then wash along with bean sprouts. And then boiled until tender, drain and set aside.

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  4. 4

    b) Heat oil and saute onion seasoning and garlic until fragrant. Then add the red chili, cayenne pepper, and sauté until wilted orange leaves. Turn off the heat and add the paste, pepper, sugar, and salt and stir until blended.

  5. 5

    c) Add the grated coconut and stir the seasoning, add the lemon juice and stir until blended. Seasoning ready-mixed with boiled vegetables.

  6. 6

    SERUNDENG
    a) Cooking oil, spices, galangal, lemon grass and bay leaf, stirring until blended. Add water and sugar, and cook until lightly browned coconut.

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  7. 7

    b) Add cooking oil, reduce the heat. Cook, stirring constantly until the spices to infuse.

  8. 8

    JEJERUK
    a) Heat oil and saute ground spices until fragrant. Add thick coconut milk, stir until cooked and reduced coconut milk, set aside.

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  9. 9

    b) In a container, mix shredded chicken, coconut, spices and lemon juice, stirring until blended.

  10. 10

    Finally, unite all in a serving dish (entil, urap, serundeng, jejeruk)

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on September 17, 2015 18:17
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one of my dreams ...is to introduce the cuisine of Indonesia to the rest of the world (INTERNATIONAL )but I am sorry if there are less obvious instructions, because I was not smart EnglishI'm just a beginner in cooking ... so I accept criticism and suggestions on my dishes^_^https://www.facebook.com/dama.yanty.77
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