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I remember that I had upload it but unfortunately can't find any photos of Sego Pecel in my blog. Fine, that one still resembling Sego Pecel my most favorite Indonesian Cuisine. When I was lived at Bolorejo (Kalangbret, Tulungagung-East java) almost everyday I had it as my breakfast. A plate of Sego Pecel usually consist of rice, peanut brittle, entho (made from tempe which isn't fresh anymore, I don't know what to call it), vegetable (sometimes only have sprout, spinach and long beans) and peanut sauce which used banana's leaf to wrapped it up. A long time ago this food was cheap.
In Tarjun (a village where I live now) the tasted of Sego Pecel was different. I ate it at a cafe in Serongga a week ago while my brother bought me a motorcycle. Not like Sego Pecel from Bolorejo, in Serongga a plate of Sego Pecel only consisted of rice, vegetable and peanut sauce, fried chicken or fried egg (you can choose one of this two), tahu or tempe. I think Sego Pecel from Bolorejo was the best and I miss it. I know that every place have their own recipe of Sego Pecel.
Maybe because not everyone can make peanut brittle also entho, they only make their own Sego Pecel which is alike. Even the peanut sauce tasted was different. Huuuua I prefer go to Bolorejo again to have it. I can't make it on my own right now, because most ingredient use peanut such as for making peanut sauce and peanut brittle (FYI: my parents can't eat it if the ingredient use so much peanuts, because this isn't good for their healthy-even if my mother scolding to my father, he doesn't care and keep eat it just like usual LOL).
Anyway, this is my first time to answer weekly challenge from BEC. I like some Indonesian Cuisines, but Sego Pecel is one of Cuisine I mostly like. How about you guys? Do you like it too?
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Sorry if my story is too short and have some grammar mistakes. I feel so happy because finally I have a courage to write in my blog freely using English language. Thank you BEC :)
My mom usually make her own peanut sauce and the taste is the best than I usually buy at market.
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ReplyDeleteI love Sego Pecel, just like you. But, maybe the ingredients are different. I usually ask bakwan to complete this cuisine, then pour peanute sauce on it. :)
Hi, Rizza-nice to know you too. Bakwan, I already have it at the afternoon :D (my mother cooked it). Pssst, I know the recipe of Bakwan (whether it's just from corn, sprout and carrot).
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So like that, sego pecel. Yummy n delicious traditional's food.
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I agree with you
DeleteMy favorite dish is sego pecel as well, even though in Ponorogo the serving style was bit different. It's interesting enough to know that most people like their own local taste. Me too.
ReplyDeleteCompared to other foods, sego pecel is still considered cheapest one I think.
I know, but compared to a long time ago the price was more cheaper than nowdays.
Deleteme too, like Nasi Pecel very much, i already madea post about Nasi Pecel in my blog, but in Indonesian, not in English, so i wrote any other cuisine for BEC Challenge :)
ReplyDeletebtw, salam kenal ya :)
Salam kenal balik, *curious your sego pecel taste
DeleteJust visit my blog to read my review about it :)
Deletefirst time to answer BEC Challenge? well.. it's a good starter! keep the ball rolling and keep on writing :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot mbak Arbiyanti ;)
ReplyDeletehmm... iam hungry now mbak reading your post
ReplyDeleteGood for you haha
DeleteHi Mba Ajeng. Welcome to the challenge. That's ok if we made mistakes as long as we are willing to learn. Btw I am Febriyan or Ryan (ryanfile.wordpress.com). I am using my old google account here to commented.
ReplyDeleteSego Pecel is one of the best foods in Indonesia. But I don't like if it's spicy. Hehe.
Thank you mas Ryan, I like spicy food :-)
Deletesego pecel starts from 2.500 here in the City of Pecel: Madiun. :-)
ReplyDeleteI wanna go there. So cheap >.<
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