This document describes three traditional foods from Makassar, South Sulawesi:
1. Coto makassar is a dish made from boiled beef offal that is sliced and seasoned with spices, served with ketupat and buras.
2. Pallubasa is similar to Coto makassar but made from cow or buffalo offal and stomach contents. It is cooked and sliced in a similar manner.
3. Pisang ijo consists of bananas wrapped in green flour dough and steamed, with the dough containing flour, water, and a green coloring from pandan leaves or suji. It is a popular iftar food during Ramadan in Makassar.
This document describes three traditional foods from Makassar, South Sulawesi:
1. Coto makassar is a dish made from boiled beef offal that is sliced and seasoned with spices, served with ketupat and buras.
2. Pallubasa is similar to Coto makassar but made from cow or buffalo offal and stomach contents. It is cooked and sliced in a similar manner.
3. Pisang ijo consists of bananas wrapped in green flour dough and steamed, with the dough containing flour, water, and a green coloring from pandan leaves or suji. It is a popular iftar food during Ramadan in Makassar.
This document describes three traditional foods from Makassar, South Sulawesi:
1. Coto makassar is a dish made from boiled beef offal that is sliced and seasoned with spices, served with ketupat and buras.
2. Pallubasa is similar to Coto makassar but made from cow or buffalo offal and stomach contents. It is cooked and sliced in a similar manner.
3. Pisang ijo consists of bananas wrapped in green flour dough and steamed, with the dough containing flour, water, and a green coloring from pandan leaves or suji. It is a popular iftar food during Ramadan in Makassar.
Coto makassar or coto mangkasara is a traditional food
of the Makassar tribe, South Sulawesi. This food is made from boiled offal for a long time. This decoction of innards mixed with beef is then sliced and then seasoned with specially formulated spices. Coto is served in a bowl and enjoyed with ketupat and buras. 2. pallubasa
Pallubasa is a traditional food of the Makassar tribe,
South Sulawesi. Like Coto Mangkasara (Coto Makassar), Pallubasa is also made from cow or buffalo offal (stomach contents). The cooking process is almost the same as Coto Makassar, which is boiled for a long time. Once cooked, the innards plus the meat are sliced, then placed/served in a bowl. 3. Pisang ijo
Pisang ijo or Es pisang ijo is a kind of special food in South
Sulawesi, especially in the city of Makassar. This food is made from the main ingredient of bananas wrapped in green flour dough. How to cook it by steaming in the boiler. The dough is made from flour, water, and green coloring made from a mixture of water and suji or pandan leaves. In Makassar, Pisang ijo will often be found when the month of Ramadan arrives, because menu is one of Makassar's favorite iftar menus. THANKS! I am sorry If I had a mistake