Aug 24, 2010

Bintulu.

This is the Batang Kemena view. The photo taken from the hotel room where I spent my night.

Batang Kemena


The process of making cincalok requires several steps to create a product of high quality with a pleasing texture when consumed. Fresh small prawns are added with salt and rice in equal proportions. After the ingredients are thoroughly mixed, it will be sealed in a jar and allowed to ferment for three days. There are also cincalok makers who increase the proportion of rice in the mixture believing it to enhance the taste of the finished product.




Belacan Bintulu

In fact, Belacan Bintulu is known for its ‘excellent dissimilarity’ to shrimp pastes found in other parts of Malaysia, so much so that its value in terms preserving the originality of a traditional food has been incorporated into the catalogue of Sarawak cuisine.



Banana





Upcoming event in Bintulu, Keep 30th September to 3rd October, 2010 in your diary as the time when you must be in Bintulu, Sarawak to see some of the most colourful, intriguing and strange looking kites from around the world. This annual event that started in 2005 has ranked as the most spectacular event of its kind in the state and together with the cultural and artiste performances, it showcases the rich combination of local and international flavours for all to experience and enjoy.
Come and see the national kite competition .



7 comments:

Unknown said...

Wow belacan..good for sambal hehehe..

Mami Aaron said...

hi....datai di bintulu nemuai agai aku:)

Lucy said...

Very interesting photos, even if I don't know what is in the containers.

Jay said...

Alv0808, memang sedap
umang, auk tapi nak nemu tmpt diau nuan
Lucy, our special type of local food, "shrimp paste'

Mami Aaron said...

medan jaya..:)

JTG (Misalyn) said...

Hi Jay. Its been a while...thanks for dropping by my blog.

Oh I love shrimp paste! we do have shrimp paste back home. Here in the UAE, I usually go to the Filipino store to buy and cook it with vegetables. You reminded me of my hometown.

I've noticed the banana too. Back home we call it senorita. That is absolutely mouth watering for me.

Have a nice weekend. Keep blogging. Btw, I enjoyed looking at your photos.

Jay said...

Misalyn; Off course we have a lot of similarity (our country) senorita such a nice name for banana.

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