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Sulawesi Street Food

5 dishes in Indonesia

5 street foods from Sulawesi, Indonesia: Coto Makassar, Es Pisang Ijo, Tinutuan, Pisang Epe and Sop Konro. Each one has its own page with the story behind it and what to look for.

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Street foods of Sulawesi

Coto Makassar Makassar Royal Legacy · Offal Beef Soup Coto Makassar It is seasoned with tauco, a fermented soybean paste of Chinese origin — a trace of the Chinese traders who worked Makassar's spice-trade port for… Beef and beef offal are simmered for hours in a peanut- and spice-thickened broth, seasoned with fermented soybean paste, then served with pressed rice cake (ketupat) and a squeeze of… Es Pisang Ijo Makassar Ramadan Treat · Green Banana Coconut Ice Es Pisang Ijo 'Ijo' is an informal word for 'green', so the name simply means iced green banana — the colour comes from pandan or suji leaf in the dough, not the… A ripe banana is wrapped in a soft green rice-flour dough, sliced, and served over shaved ice with sweet coconut milk porridge, a bright red syrup, and condensed milk. Makassar street… Tinutuan (Bubur Manado) Manado Breakfast Icon · Mixed Vegetable Porridge Tinutuan (Bubur Manado) The classic bowl has no meat at all — just rice, corn, pumpkin and greens — with salted fish and sambal roa, made from smoked garfish, served on the… Rice is simmered into a soft porridge with corn, cassava, pumpkin, spinach, and other greens, then topped with fried shallots and a side of spicy sambal and salted fish. Manado's street… Pisang Epe Losari Beach Grill · Flattened Banana Snack Pisang Epe 'Epe' means 'pressed' in Makassarese — vendors use half-ripe kepok bananas, which are firm enough to be flattened on a wooden press without turning… A banana is grilled over open coals, pressed flat with a wooden press, then drizzled with a sauce of melted palm sugar, sometimes with durian or cheese added on top. Vendor carts line… Sop Konro Makassar Feast Dish · Kluwek Beef Rib Soup Sop Konro Konro bakar, the grilled version, grew out of the soup: the simmered ribs are basted with spice paste and charred over charcoal, then served with… Beef ribs are simmered for hours in a dark broth colored by fermented kluwek nuts and given richness from grated coconut, tamarind, and toasted spices, until the meat falls easily from the…

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