Karangasem –
detikers may be unfamiliar with this satay. Rice satay is one of the typical culinary delights of Karangasem, Bali, precisely on the edge of Tianyar Beach, West Tianyar Village, Kubu District.
As the name suggests, this satay is made from rice. Unlike satay in general, which predominantly uses meat.
“The main ingredient is rice, this is the same as making rice crackers, only these are not dried in the sun and fried,” said rice satay seller, Luh Tabla, when met by detikBali at his stall some time ago.
Tabla explained that he had been selling rice satay for three years. At first he tried selling rice satay. “It’s been about 3 years since I was confused about what work to do, I tried it for fun until now,” added the 55 year old woman.
This rice satay has a unique taste. The chewy and tasty texture of the satay plus the thick Balinese yellow suna ceh spice makes it delicious when eaten. Especially when eating rice satay combined with fresh mixed ice.
Tabla explained that in one day he could make around 1 kilogram (kg) of rice satay and it was sold out. He starts selling from 15.00 WITA to 19.00 WITA.
“Sometimes it’s also not enough if the beach is busy. Moreover, on holidays (residents) return to their hometowns, up to 2 kg can be used up,” he said.
Warung Luh Tabla on the edge of Tianyar Beach, Kubu, Karangasem, Sunday (3/11/2024). (Ni Komang Nartini- detikBali)
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detikers can buy rice satay starting from IDR 2,000 per 6 skewers. When served, the rice satay will be sprinkled with fried red beans and fried onions which adds to the delicious sensation.
Tabla not only sells rice satay, but various other dishes. Such as tipat, fried foods, ice mix, and various snacks.
“I sell like this in a mix every day. If it’s a normal day, I’ll sell IDR 700 thousand (per day). If it’s a holiday, it can be double that on a normal day,” he concluded.
The following is the rice satay processing process explained directly by Luh Tabla as a rice satay seller in Tianyar Village.
How to Process Rice Satay
1. Start by cooking the rice just like normal rice.
2. After the rice is half cooked, mix the bleng with the typical Balinese spices (suna cekuh).
3. After it has been absorbed, the rice is cooked again until it becomes rice.
4. When the rice is cooked, it’s time to pound it so it’s smooth.
5. The basic ingredients for rice satay are ready, just let it sit for 1 day then cut into cubes
6. Then pierce it using a pin (small bamboo stick).
7. 1 stick contains 3 dice.
8. Next is the process of making the seasoning, prepare rice flour as the main ingredient.
9. Prepare the suna cekuh seasoning again.
10. Then fry the suna chekuh seasoning first, add water.
11. After boiling, slowly add the rice flour.
12. Stir slowly until thickened.
13. Rice satay is ready to be served.
This article was written by Ni Komang Nartini, an Independent Campus Certified Internship participant at detikcom
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