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    ASIANC1 HC1 Productive Work | Ms. Pauline Escalante

    Complete Name:

    Indonesia Malaysia Singapore

    1. a. CulinaryInfluences

    (Name at least

    3 countries)

    b. Ingredients

    brought in by

    its culinary

    influences

    a. India, the MiddleEast, China,

    Europe.

    b.

    CurriesSoy sauce

    Corn

    Potatoes, chili

    peppers,

    peanuts,

    tomatoes, and

    sweet peppers.

    Nutmeg

    Cloves

    a. Cambodians,Sumatrans,

    Javanese,Chinese,

    Portuguese,DutchJapanese,British

    b.

    2.

    Culinaryregions and its

    characteristics

    Sumatra: Arab and Indianinfluence, roti and

    korma, fiddlehead ferns

    Kalimantan: Papaya,

    pineapple, turtles eggs

    Sulawesi: Dried flatfish,

    very hot and sour chili

    sauces, meats baked

    inside bamboo sections

    Maluku: Home of

    nutmeg and clove, no

    rice, sago porridge, yucca

    leaves, kenari nuts

    Bali and Nusatenggara:

    Roasted duck and

    suckling pig, bone

    marrow satay

    Java and Madura:

    Buffalo skin crackling,

    hard boiled egg stuffing,

    raw vegetable salad

    Jakarta: Street food

    stalls, noodles, rice,

    satays

    Malay Chinese Malaysianfood is a mixture of local

    Chinese and Malay food

    that is cooked by the local

    Chinese settlers. Malay

    Chinese use pork but local

    restaurants that cook for

    the Malay, use chicken to

    make it suitable to their

    tastes.

    The local Indian settlers

    who cooked their recipes

    according to the local

    ingredients available in the

    state cook Indian

    Malaysian food. Mamak or

    Indian Muslim food

    variations are very popular

    in Malaysia and restaurants

    served this kind of food all

    through the year.

    Nyonya food is a mix of

    Nyonya (Straits Chinese) as

    well as Peranakan (mixed

    Chinese/Malay ancestry) or

    native food. Chinese

    ingredients are cooked

    with Malay spices to make

    them taste distinctive.

    Sarawakian people are

    based along the interior of

    Malaysia and they tend to

    cook the actual food of the

    natives.

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    Complete Name:

    3. a. Stapleingredients

    (Identify 5

    ingredients)

    b. Name a

    popular dish

    from this

    country that

    makes use of

    each of the

    staple

    ingredients

    listed above

    (one dish per

    staple

    ingredient)

    a.Rice: Root Crops:

    numerous root crops,

    including potatoes, taro,

    sago, and cassava, are

    popular and found inmany dishes

    Vegetables

    Meat and fish

    Poultry

    Spices and other

    flavorings

    b.Gado Gado

    Mee Goreng/Nasi

    Goreng

    Nasi Campur

    Satay

    Java

    Papua

    Sumatra

    a. Tamarind, local basil,

    polygonum, galangal,

    fennel, cumin, coriander

    and other dried spices.

    Meat, mutton, poultry, andbeef are a staple according

    to halal standards.

    b. Malaysia Dishes

    Mee Siam- This is a dish

    that is made up of thin rice

    noodles in gravy. It is sweet

    and sour.

    Masak Belanda- This dish

    is made out of sliced pork

    and simmered fish that are

    added to tamarind juice.

    Asam Laksa- This is a bowl

    of white rice noodles that

    are cut thickly and put in a

    soup that is made up of

    tamarind, onion,

    pineapple, fish meet,

    cucumber slices and basil.

    Hainaese Chicken Rice-

    This dish is made of chicken

    that has been steamed. It is

    served with rice that is

    cooked in chicken fat.

    Sayur Lodeh- This

    vegetable stew is cooked in

    coconut milk gravy that is

    lightly spiced.

    Sambal sotong- This is

    cooked squid that is

    prepared in a sauce based

    on sambal and made with

    garlic, shallots, chilies and

    stewed tomatoes.

    Soto- This traditional soup

    is made up of meat,

    vegetables and broth.

    Nasi Lemak- This is rice

    with coconut milk that has

    been steamed.

    Mee rebus- This dish of

    noodles is made with mee,

    which is a mixture of salt,

    egg and flour and is served

    with a sauce of potatoes.

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    Complete Name:

    Ikan asam pedas- This is a

    stew made of fish, chili,

    tomatoes, tamarind,

    Vietnamese coriander and

    okra. It has a sour flavor.4. Traditionalcooking

    equipment

    used

    (Identify 2)

    Panci (Cooking Pot)

    Wajan (Wok)

    aduppu fire stove which

    is used to cook food

    TraditionallyIdiyappam is

    made with an equipment

    called Idiyappa ural. The

    idiyappa ural is made out

    of wood and the tray

    where theIdiyappam is

    steamed is normally made

    out of palmyrah tree leavesor coconut tree leaves.

    Rice pounding equipment

    (Ural & Ulakkai)

    Separating the lentil from

    the whole beans (Thirukai

    kallu)

    Coconut scraper

    5. Commoncooking

    methods used

    (Identify 3)

    goreng(frying)

    tumis(stir frying)

    sangray(sauteing)

    bakar(grilling)

    panggang(baked)

    rebus(boiling)

    kukus(steaming).

    stir fried

    baked

    grill

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