Black coffee more delicious with Jaja Laklak
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If I go to the coffee shop I always order a cup of black
coffee (Kopi Tubruk). Usually, the shop keepers offer croissant, pastry or toast
with jam. I always hope the coffee shop also provides traditional snacks (Jajanan Pasar), Balinese, or Javanese.
I've found the traditional snacks in the East Coast,
Singapore, not far from Changgi and the Marine Parade. Traditional snacks in Singapore are
generally adopting traditional recipes from Indonesia, which is a recipe from
Java, Bali, or Sumatra. This tasty snack is made by the Peranakan (Chinese
descent).
If you are on holiday to Bali, be sure to buy the Jaja
Laklak. Balinese cakes are usually sold in the morning.
Vacationing in Indonesia or other exotic regions would
have been more fun if you are also venturing in traditional markets to try
traditional local food. Asia is rich with a variety of traditional food and
drink. In Singapore, you can try toast sprinkled with serikaya jam (kaya toast)
plus a cup of coffee milk, even coffee with Kaya toast and poached egg. The
morning is a good time enjoying this Peranakan dishes at the coffee shop known
as Kopi Tiam. Dish-style coffee Kopi Tiam also you can find in various malls in
Jakarta
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| Real Balinese Black Coffee with Jaje Lak Lak in Paradise (cendananews.com) |
I found market hawker in Bali or in various cities in
Java. Of course in Jakarta, you can also find traditional snacks like getuk,
layer cakes, kue lupis, cupcakes (non U.S. or Europe style), Jaja Laklak (only to be found in
Bali) and various other traditional snacks.
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| My Afternoon Coffee with Kue Lupis |
Many experts say that the traditional snacks in
Java, Bali, and Sumatra (Malay) or Kalimantan is very healthy because it uses
basic ingredients such as rice, sticky rice, black rice, brown rice, cassava,
sweet potatoes, banana, coconut, pandan leaves (as a natural dye and fragrance ), and
other natural materials. Good traditional cake maker will certainly use natural
sweeteners from sugar cane or palm sugar (Gula Java or Bali).
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| The complete package of traditional Balinese Cake Image: travelerbali.com |
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| Kopi Tarik show.Image: maharajacoffee.com |
Malay descent in North Sumatra or Aceh brings coffee
culture to Malaysia and Singapore. You need to try "Kopi Tarik" in
addition to black coffee and coffee milk. If you have been to Medan (North
Sumatra), Aceh, Singapore, or Kuala Lumpur you will see how the presentation of
a very unique Kopi Tarik.
Tarik means to pull. Notice how baristas at the coffee shop this charming
coffee before it is poured into a glass or cup. It's a fantastic coffee show
Certainly, a unique coffee culture also is found in
Turkey, Arabia, Britain, America, Africa, and other countries.
Share your coffee experience. I look forward to your
article about coffee and related topics. Please send to:
komangfuture@gmail.com. It must be very nice if your article if it comes with
photo attachments, the photos you when you're drinking coffee with friends,
family, or photos associated with coffee.
Share your while drinking coffee would be very
interesting. The readers will be delighted and very grateful to you.
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