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Traditional Indonesian foods are foods commonly consumed in Indonesia that have distinctive flavors accepted by local communities. Some traditional foods include tempeh, tofu, garlic, honey, ginger, gado-gado, fish, and ground fish. These foods are considered natural, nutritious, healthy, affordable, and match local tastes. Traditional Indonesian foods also include various regional specialties and meals that provide sufficient nutrition and are usually consumed locally.
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- 1. INDONESIAN CULLINARY Food & culture
- 2. Traditional foods are foods and beverages commonly consumed by a given society, with the distinctive flavor that is accepted by the community. For the people of Indonesia generally quite believed the efficacy, various traditional foods, such as tempeh, tofu, garlic, honey, ginger, gado-gado, green beans, fish, ground fish etc. Because in addition to efficacy, traditional Indonesian food also contain other positive aspects such as: ingredients are natural, nutritious, healthy and safe, cheap and easy to obtain, according to the tastes of the people that is believed to have good potential as food INTRODUCTION Traditional Indonesian food is all kinds of processed foods native to Indonesia, regional specialties, ranging from a full meal, distraction and drinks, enough nutritional content, as well as the usual consumed by the local community
- 3. • Conditions involving all the relevant human life (creativity, taste and intention) in the environment and change according to the changing times. • The word culture, derived from the Sanskrit word buddhayah, the plural form of buddhi which means "honor" or "eternal". • (Koentjaraningrat. 2003: 73) According to the culture of BAKKER word "Abhyudaya", the Sanskrit word "Abhyudaya" in Sanskrit Dictionary (Macdonell, 1954): good results, progress, prosperity paced complete. CULTURE
- 4. Materials which if consumed can meet the needs for health, enjoyment and satisfaction FOOD
- 5. cultural events related to the problem foods EAT
- 6. Entrepreneurs processing and preparing food in accordance with the procedures and how to eat what consumers want. IN FOOD SERVICE
- 7. Things done over long periods in foods (3 times a day to eat rice and side dishes). EATING HABITS
- 8. The composition of the type and amount of food commonly consumed and formed a certain eating habits as well DIETARY HABITS
- 9. Behavior is a result of various factors in life that involves attitudes and views (in this case about the food) is considered appropriate for themselves and feel comfortable to live LIFE STYLE
- 10. So…… Eating a certain pattern can form one's chosen lifestyle