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For the Love of Indonesian Food : Makan Session!

28 September 20124 Comments


[With Chef Afit and Chef William Wongso]

Being an Indonesian, I must say, I still have SO much to learn about Indonesian food!

(In other words, I know very little about Indonesian food and I sooo want to know more about it!)

If you’re not an Indonesian, let me tell you something, … there’s SO MUCH variety, so many authentic ingredients, and so many things that you can explore and create, provided that you know what you’re putting together and cooking, of course! =D

What we usually see (and eat) at Indonesian restaurants overseas is only a tiny fraction of what Indonesian food is all about! REALLY!


[Some of the food we had was cooked right there and then!]

Not too long ago, we were invited to join in a Makan Session.

It was a gathering of Indonesia’s culinary experts and food fanatics, and we tasted super yummy Indonesian food! Most of them I haven’t ever tried before!

(We were busy chatting and eating that we didn’t take photos of the food spread other than the above!)

We had Chef William Wongso, Chef Bondan, Chef Afit and Lucy, his wife (the owners of Holy Cow Steakhouse), Ndoro Kakung (a senior blogger, well recognised by the social media here), Santhi Serad (a food scientist who owns a herbal garden in Bandung), Ade Putri (a food fanatic and a radio deejay who talks about food on air!), and many others!

It really was a nice and warm gathering.

(And it made me appreciate Indonesian food a whole lot more! =)

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