3. Angku Jambu
This one is quite unique with its shape characteristics. Yes, as you can see from the gallery below, its shape is quite similar to rose apple fruit. Many children love it. Not about the taste, but preferably from its cute shapes. Usually, we do not have the heart to eat it. It’s so cute, after all.
Angku Jambu contains mung bean crumbs just like Onde-onde, but softer. Its surface is very sticky. So be careful when you are going to wrap it up. Please, do not ruin its cutie shape! 😀
4. Cucur / Kucur
Cucur or Kucur cake is quite popular also. And I think everyone knows it. It is just an ordinary cake with an ordinary appearance. But, don’t misjudge the book by its appearance. The sweet taste of Cucur / Kucur cake is…….. so so. Ha ha ha. No no no, I am sure there must be reasons why Cucur / Kucur cake can be so popular. From what I know, this cake can be used as a substitute for breakfast. Hmm… make sense.
5. Bikang
When you find a Cucur cake, then you will definitely see Bikang. One of Indonesian traditional favorite cakes which are quite popular everywhere. Its characteristics are easy to find. When you see a soft and colorful cake with its surface appears so bloom just like the bloomy flower, then it is a Bikang.
Other characteristics, you will see a slightly charred on its bottom surface. This shows us that the cooking method of Bikang is by using a mold without reversed. When it is cooked, then we just grub it up using a spoon or something like that. So the upper surface will be cracked up just like the bloomy flower.
6. Putu Ayu
“Ayu” means beautiful, pretty, good-looking, and lovely. Just like you. #eh
From its appearance, we know that Putu Ayu made with accuracy. The shades of green at the bottom blended with white scheme at the top of it. The combination of wheat flour, sugar, coconut milk, eggs, salt, and pandan printed on a well-shaped mold and steamed until it fully cooked. That’s how we describe Putu Ayu.
iki selo tenan… juoss!!
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selo mung wiken kiy bos ketoke 😀
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Waaa Andik! Kuddos for you. This is the submission of the week. You especially bought all this jajan pasar for this challenge. I love love love Clorot, kue Cucur & kue Lapis. When it comes to jajan pasar, I really like those with coconut milk in it. They taste indeed slightly savory but sweet.
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Thank you mbak Yo. Yes, I bought all of the items. But no need to worry, the prices are quite cheap. And I really liked eating them. It was so nostalgic. Hehehe…
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Mbahhhh…. this time portinganmu yg too many picturera dan ya ampun I really love all the jajanan pasar. Kalo tiap belanja ke pasar pasti melipir dulu tempat kue2. Beli sayur and ikan bisa blakangan…;)))
Kue clurut itu banyak liat di kartikasari ya.
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*postingan*
*pictures*
Typo fatal :)))
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Hehehe…
Ini aja pas bikin postingan sudah ludes dihabisin sama anak istri 😀
Iya, kartika sari ada kyknya, pernah lihat. Sampe skrg masih amazed dgn lilitan janurnya itu lho. Kok bisa ngelilit kyk gitu.
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Is this advertorial review? Hahaha.
Argh Mbah. You make me wanting all those jajanan pasar now.
Nice shots Mbah. Love the angle you took for the cakes.
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Kkkk… ayo om beli. Buat camilan di sore hari, atau kala santai di rumah bersama segelas teh anget. #sluurrp
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Kopi item juga boleh mbah. Sy tunggu kiriman dari dirimu aja deh. *duduk manis*
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basi om kalo jajanan pasar dikirim… setiap pagi selalu fresh, itulah salah satu keistimewaannya jajanan pasar *lupa ditulis di post*
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Hahahaha. Edit! Edit!
Eh itu gak dijwb. Advert kah
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berharap ini advert… semoga pihak Sari Sari melihat trus dikirimin jajanan pasar satu dus… *ngarep hahaha
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Hahahaha. Amin. Sapa tahu fotonya malah dilirik jadi menu.
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Wonderful pictures from traditional cakes of Indonesia. I love them all 🙂
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Mas Andik ini diam-diam jualan. I order some onde-onde please.
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Berapa truk om? Hahaha
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Wow wonderful post! It’s like reading an international guide book for Indonesian traditional pastry. Well done, Mas Andik 🙂 Saya kayaknya belom pernah makan kue celorot itu deh
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Thank you, hehehe. Coba lah, enak lho. Rasanya mirip kyk Pudak. *apalagi itu Pudak* 😀
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Wuuaaa postingan yang menggugah selera. By the way, putu ayu is my favorite!!
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Tapi ati-ati, putu ayu ada kelapanya di bagian atas. Cepet basi kalo ga segera disikat. 😀
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ga perlu nunggu basi kalau ini mbah, sikat diabisin langsung
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hahaha…. asyekk
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Onde – onde is so yummy!! Guess what it’s selling at $2 a piece. We call it sesame ball here.
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$2 –> calculating… woah, it’s quite expensive ya mbak Mikan.
Apa memang jarang yg jual kali ya.
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Very expensive which is why I tried to make my own. Banyak yang jual kok cuman ya gt deh. Bisnis, bisnis, bisnis. Gara2 aku buat jadi tau modalnya dikit bgt kok, $8 buat 20 biji, gilak kan untungnya.
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My favorite since I was a kid is the Angku Jambu. I found the other fruit shape, like watermelon, and so on. So darn cute and delicious :3
I call Celorot as Ongol-ongol… Mas, this post deserves to be published in tourism flyers. Very good !
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Ongol-ongol, pluncur, celorot, clorot, pluntir… thare are so many names of it… 😀
Kalo ada kenalan orang tourism boleh dong dikenalin 😀
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hoo sama aja ya hahaha
Wah, sayangnya gak ada
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Waw nice pictures! I like onde onde and getuk lindri.
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Thank you. Yes, that one is m favorite too. 🙂
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Murah meriah dan semoga bisa go internasional kaya rendang dan Indomie.
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aamiin… semoga ga punah hehehe
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sepertinya cuma celorot yang belum pernah saya coba
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emang lumayan jarang Bang, bikinnya relatif lebih susah dibanding yg lain.. 😀
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Hap… hap… hap… I already imagine that the box is in front of me now, and slowly but surely I take one by one, and eat them with such expression that will make people around me get jealous :hehe.
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Please don’t forget to pay the bills. 😛
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Never tasted Angkur Jambu before. Even though I have eaten, I can’t help but drooling when I read this post!
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They are a little bit chewy, very sweet, and absolutely delicious. I admit it that even until now, I can’t stop planning to buy them again. Maybe tomorrow… 😀
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jADIkangen kue subuh di SENEN, berbagai macam kue basah khas indonesia ada disana 🙂
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wah, belum pernah ke sana saya… kapan2 lah
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Maaf mas sblumnya..ijin postingannya tak jadikan topik public speaking saya bsok boleh?,soalnya lg bngung nyari topik ni buat presentasi bsok..kyaknya ini mnarik 🙂
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Silakan mbak. Dengan senang hati. Hehe.. wah keren, public speaker to..
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Hehe..thank you 🙂
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