Cooking Pepes Ikan in Bali

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Uploaded by on May 5, 2009

Chef Mark's Indonesian Adventure concludes with a trip to the Wayan Cooking School in Bali, where Chef Mark learns how to make Pepes Ikan dan Udang, or fish and shrimp steamed in a banana leaf. The most aromatic blend of spices makes this dish amazing! (And yes, that is prodigious perspiration on Chef Mark's shirt! It was HOT!)

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  • The classic chef answer would be "until they're done!" I think he can tell when the proteins have coagulated by feel, when he squeezes them with the tongs. It was around 15 minutes of steaming, if I recall.

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  • miss u indonesia

  • We use smoked mackerel instead of tuna. Delish !

  • ehmmm... yummyy !

  • I miss Indonesian foods =( damn... especially Padang delicacy!

  • NICE!!!

  • Thanks, I'll "give them a go."

  • how long do you steam them for?

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