Yogyakarta Village Food - EXOTIC INDONESIAN FEAST in Jogja! Eating JAVANESE FOOD in Indonesia!!

Betawi Cuisine and Indonesia Street Food: https://youtu.be/MgRW_M-wtuY SUPPORT US : https://www.patreon.com/join/chopsticktravel? BECOME A MEMBER : https://www.youtube.com/lukemartin/join Our Patrons + Members get access to exclusive content, monthly blooper reels and private livestreams! **We paid for all tours, ingredients, and food in this video** Welcome to Yogyakarta - the unique culinary hotspot in the middle of Java, Indonesia. In this episode, we will be exploring the villages of Jogja and its delicious village food. This video was made possible with the help of our friend Arie! We start the day by visiting a traditional village market. We browsed through the local ingredients and stopped to have breakfast. We had steamed corn with coconut to start our day. Next we went to a street food stall under a massive Banyan tree. We ordered their specialty Ice Cendol with fermented sticky rice. Then we met a local family in their village near Sambiroto. All of the ingredients for our traditional Yogyakarta meal comes from their organic farm, including: blue pea flower, papaya flower and banana blossom. These ingredients were very unique to us. We also used ingredients such as tempe, tofu, kampong chicken and a variety of chilis and leaves. We followed the family into their rustic kitchen to begin preparing the food from scratch. Their kitchen used wood fire which adds a smokey flavour to the dishes. Watching the chef/mother of the house chop, grate and grind the ingredients quickly was incredible! She taught us about where the ingredients come from - many from her farm and the rest from a local market. She also explained that she typically does not eat any meat on a regular basis, and that her diet is primarily vegetarian. Once the dishes were ready, we all sat together in the family room and enjoyed the dishes. Everything was delicious and fresh! For dessert, we had fresh fruit including rambutan that we picked from the trees ourselves. We want to extend our thanks to Arie and the family for welcoming us into their home, working hard to make us delicious food and sharing a meal with us. To visit the family’s cafe and village, check the info below! Kopi Oemah Martani "Semuanya Bisa Ngopi”