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The Recipes

Gedang Mekuah
( Green Papaya Soup )

If you prefer to eat your papayas ripe and golden, you could try making this soup with any summer squash or Chinese winter melon instead. ##

1 unripe papaya, weighing roughly 750 g (11/2 lb)
1 litre (4 cups) chicken stock
1 cup vegetable spice paste for vegetables
2 salam leaves
1 stalk lemon grass, bruised
1/4 teaspoon powdered white pepper
1 teaspoon salt fried shallots to garnish

Peel the papaya, cut in half lengthwise and remove the seeds. Slice the papaya lengthwise in 4 or 6 slices, then slice crosswise in slices about 0.5 cm (1/4 in) thick. Heat stock, add spice paste and bring to the boil. Simmer 2 minutes, then add the salam leaves, lemon grass and papaya and simmer gently until the papaya is tender. If the stock reduces too much, add more. Season to taste with pepper and salt and garnish with fried shallots.

Helpful hint : To save time, you can use chicken stock cubes in place of home-made chicken stock, although the taste will be nowhere near as good.

 

The Recipes
- Soups - Meat - Satay
Gedang Mekuah
    ( green papaya soup )
Cram Cam
    ( clear chicken soup with shallots )
Soto Babat
    ( clear tripe soup )
Jukut Kakul
    ( snail soup )
Be Celeng Base Manis
    ( pork in sweet soy sauce )
Guling Celeng
    ( suckling pig )
Be Sampi Mesitsit
    ( dry spiced beef )
Be Sampi Mebase Bali
    ( braised beef in coconut milk )
Semur Lidah
    ( ox tongue in sweet nutmeg sauce )
Kambing Mekuah
    ( balinese lamb )
Sate Lilit
    ( minced seafood satay )

Sate Sampi
    ( beef satay )
Sate Udang
    ( prawn satay )
- Poultry - Seafood - Rice
Siap Mepanggang
    ( grilled chicken )
Siap Megoreng
    ( fried chicken )
Ayam Pelalah
    ( shredded chicken with chillies and lime )
Siap Base Kalas
    ( chicken in spiced coconut milk )
Bebek Betutu
    ( roast duck in banana leaf )
Tum Bebek
    ( minced duck in banana leaf )
Sambel Be Tongkol
    ( tuna salad )
Be Pasih Mepanggang
    ( marinated grilled fish )
Pesan Be Pasih
    ( grilled fish in banana leaf )
Ikan Lele
    ( catfish )
Sambal Udang
    ( prawn sambal )
Kenus Mebase Bali
    ( balinese squid )
Nasi Goreng
    ( fried rice )
Nasi Kuning
    ( yellow rice )
- Vegetables - Desserts and Cakes  
Jukut Nangka Mekuah
    ( young jackfruit with coconut milk )
Sayur Pakis
    ( fern tips in garlic dressing )
Lawar
    ( green bean salad with chicken )
Timun Mesanten
    ( cucumber with cocnut sauce )
Buah Kacang Mekuah
    ( long beans )
Jukut Blimbing
    ( star fruit leaves in sweet sauce )
Jukut Urab
    ( mixed vegetables with grated coconut )
Rujak
    ( vegetable and fruit salad with palm
    sugar sauce )

Wajik & Pancong
    ( rice flour cake with palm sugar
    & coconut cake )
Jaja Batun Bedil
    ( sticky rice cake in brown
    sugar sauce )
Bubuh Injin
    ( black rice pudding )
Godoh & Pisang Rai
    ( fried bananas & boiled bananas )
Dadar
    ( coconut pancake )