Bale Delod Cooking Class in a Real Balinese Kitchen

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Discover the flavor, the unique taste from the wonderful island of god. At Bale Delod Cooking Class throughout the class, you will be guided into many secrets and flavor of Bali. And at the same time discover and feel the peacefulness of real Balinese Home. And all of your classes are conducted in a traditional Balinese style, directly an Bale delod , a place where Balinese people usually build traditional Balinese kitchen

You will not only discover the secret of origin Balinese food at traditional home but our guide would also take you to the traditional market where you can see the ingredients, offerings, Balinese snacks, and so on.

After the local market, your guide will invite you to see the rice fields and explain the uniqueness of the rice plants.

And then, you will go to our home, located at Laplapan Village, our family will expertly assist you in creating your own Balinese food. You will also get a new experience about young coconut leaf creations You will make Canang sari (offerings) as a part of the traditional Balinese ceremony.

The class includes cultural activities:

• Local market tour
• Rice paddy field visit
• Make Canang Sari: Balinese offering 
• Cook in a traditional Balinese house

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Regular menu

• Jukut Ares Kacang Barak ( traditional balinese soup with balinese bean and banana trunk) 
• Sayur Me Urab ( mix vegetable with balinese spice) 
• Sate Lilit Be Siap ( minced chicken satay) 
• Sate Tusuk (chicken skewer) 
• Tum Be Pasih ( fish with balinese spice wrapped in banana leaf) 
• Tempe Basa Gede ( sweet tempe with basic yellow sauce) 
• Sambal Matah ( raw spices with coconut oil) 
• Base Kacang (peanut sauce) 
• Godoh Biu (fried banana fritter )
• Nasi Sele ( steam rice with sweet potatoes) 

Vegetarian Menu

• Jukut Ares Kacang Barak ( traditional balinese soup with balinese bean and banana trunk)
• Sayur Me Urab ( mix vegetable with balinese spice)
• Sate Tempe ( Tempe skewer ) 
• Sate Tahu ( tofu skewer )
• Tum Tahu ( tofu with balinese spice wrapped in banana leaf) 
• Tempe Basa Gede ( sweet tempe with basic yellow sauce)
• Sambal Matah ( raw spices with coconut oil)
• Base Kacang (peanut sauce)
• Godoh Biu (fried banana fritter )
• Nasi Sele ( steam rice with sweet potatoes)