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  Serial Losmen adalah serial drama yang ditayangkan di TVRI dari tahun 1986 hingga 1989, menceritakan kisah keluarga Broto yang mengelola wisma tamu di Jawa. Serial ini dibuat, ditulis dan disutradarai oleh duo Tatiek Maliyati dan Wahyu Sihombing, dan dibintangi oleh Mieke Widjaja, Mang Udel, Sutopo H.S., Mathias Muchus, Ida Leman, Eeng Saptahadi dan Dewi Yull. Semuanya adalah aktor, aktris, dan sutradara teater terkenal yang memberikan pertunjukan menawan dan dialog realistis. Serial ini dipuji karena plotnya yang menarik, pengaturan otentik, dan nilai-nilai yang kaya. Plot Serial ini mengikuti kehidupan sehari-hari dan perjuangan keluarga Broto, yang mengelola sebuah wisma bernama Losmen Srikandi. Keluarga itu terdiri dari Pak Broto, ayah yang ceria dan musikal, Bu Broto, ibu yang bijaksana dan peduli, Tarjo, putra yang bingung dan ambisius, Pur, putri tertua dan belum menikah, dan Sri, putri bungsu dan bercerai. Setiap episode menampilkan tamu berbeda yang menginap di wisma, me...

Notting Hill adalah sebuah film komedi percintaan tahun 1999 garapan Roger Michell dan ditulis oleh Richard Curtis. Film ini dibintangi oleh Hugh Grant sebagai William, pemilik toko buku yang pemalu dan sederhana di London, dan Julia Roberts sebagai Anna, seorang aktris Hollywood yang terkenal dan glamor. Film ini mengikuti romansa mereka yang tidak mungkin dan bergejolak, karena mereka menghadapi tantangan ketenaran, media, dan masalah pribadi. Plot Film ini dimulai dengan William bertemu Anna secara kebetulan di toko bukunya, di mana dia membeli sebuah buku dan menciumnya. Mereka bertemu lagi ketika dia menumpahkan jus jeruk padanya dan mengundangnya ke flatnya untuk membersihkan. Di sana, mereka berbagi ciuman lain, tetapi terganggu oleh teman sekamar William yang eksentrik, Spike (Rhys Ifans), yang mengungkapkan identitas Anna kepada William. Anna pergi, tetapi memberi William nomor teleponnya. William menelepon Anna dan mengundangnya ke pesta ulang tahun saudara perempuannya Honey...

Have you heard of or been to Rawa Pening? If not, you must try traveling to the place. The beauty of Pening swamp can be used as one of the tourist destinations when you visit Semarang. Rawa Pening is one of the tourist attractions in Central Java, more precisely located in Semarang regency. Rawa Pening presents a panoramic view of the lake that stretches wide. Occupying four sub-districts in Semarang Regency, namely: Bawen, Ambarawa, Tuntang, and Banyubiru Districts. Located in the basin between Mount Merbabu, Mount Telomoyo and Mount Ungaran. Rawa Pening is a natural lake with an area of about 2,670 hectares. Unfortunately, almost half of the area of Rawa Pening is filled with water hysterin. Water loss is beneficial for fish and other aquatic biota to shelter from sun exposure. Various efforts have been made, such as by utilizing water water leaves to make a craft. However, this method is not optimal, because the growth rate of water hyacinth is so fast. However, the abundance of th...

Maybe you know Salatiga as the city you pass when traveling from Semarang to Solo or Jogja or you know more about the beautiful toll gate with views of Mount Merbabunya? Well, besides that, it turns out that this beautiful small town has many typical foods that you can try when passing through this city. Here I summarize Salatiga's legendary food that you must try when visiting this city. 1. Bubur Sambal Tumpang Koyor Banjaran Bubur Sambal Tumpang Koyor Banjaran Food or Culinary Legend Typical of Salatiga City  Bubur sambal tumpang koyor is porridge that is doused with sambal tumpang sauce made from fermented tempeh or tempeh bosok and served with vegetable mangut or young bone koyor. This legendary Salatiga food is famous for its delicious and savory koyor and tender meat. In addition, you can also order fried rolade and coconut glutinous rice porridge doused with brown sugar. The menu here is very complete from heavy foods such as kopyok noodles, batagor, to other snacks. And the...

Sate, a beloved dish in Indonesian cuisine, holds a special place in the hearts of locals and visitors alike. Featuring skewered and grilled meats, sate comes in various forms such as Ayam (chicken), Kambing (goat), and Sapi (beef), each offering a unique and flavorful experience.  This article delves into the rich history and cultural significance of sate, explores the distinct characteristics of different varieties, and provides insights into the ingredients, preparation techniques, and traditional accompaniments that make sate a culinary delight worth savoring. Sate: A Popular Indonesian Dish, the tender skewered meat grilled to perfection over hot coals, served with a side of delicious peanut sauce. That's sate for you! This beloved Indonesian dish has a long and flavorful history that dates back centuries. From its humble beginnings to becoming a culinary sensation, sate has truly stood the test of time. Sate has come a long way from its modest beginnings, evolving into a stap...

Gecok Kambing" is a traditional dish from Indonesia that showcases the rich culinary heritage of the country. The dish consists of goat meat that is marinated in a mixture of spices and then grilled to perfection. The term "Gecok Kambing" literally translates to "grilled goat" in English, highlighting the main cooking technique used to prepare the dish. This dish is a popular delicacy in Indonesia, especially in the regions where goat meat is commonly consumed. The process of making "Gecok Kambing" starts with marinating the goat meat in a blend of various spices such as ginger, garlic, turmeric, coriander, and lemongrass. The marinade not only infuses the meat with flavor but also helps tenderize it, resulting in a juicy and succulent final dish. After marinating for a few hours, the meat is then grilled over an open flame until it is cooked to perfection. The grilling process imparts a smoky flavor to the meat, enhancing its taste and aroma. One of ...

Garang Asem is a traditional Indonesian dish that originates from the island of Java. This dish is a unique blend of sweet, sour, and savory flavors that come together to create a memorable culinary experience. The name "Garang Asem" translates to "sour and spicy," which perfectly describes the vibrant and bold flavors of this dish. The main ingredients used in Garang Asem include chicken, tofu, and various vegetables such as green beans, bean sprouts, and tomatoes. These ingredients are simmered in a flavorful broth made with tamarind, palm sugar, chili, and other spices. The result is a hearty and fragrant dish that is both satisfying and delicious. One of the key components of Garang Asem is the use of tamarind, which gives the dish its signature tangy flavor. Tamarind is a tropical fruit that is commonly used in Southeast Asian cooking for its sour taste and unique aroma. In Garang Asem, the tamarind adds a refreshing acidity that balances out the richness of th...

Brongkos is a traditional Javanese dish that is commonly enjoyed in Indonesia. It is a hearty soup-like dish made with a variety of ingredients such as beef, tofu, and vegetables, all simmered together in a flavorful broth. The dish is known for its rich and aromatic flavor profile, which is achieved through the use of various spices and herbs such as turmeric, lemongrass, and galangal. Brongkos is typically served with steamed rice and a side of sambal, a spicy chili paste, for an extra kick of flavor. One of the key components of Brongkos is the use of kluwek, a type of black nut that is native to Indonesia. Kluwek is typically ground into a paste and added to the broth to give the dish its distinctive earthy flavor. The nut is also believed to have health benefits, as it is high in antioxidants and can help to reduce inflammation in the body. This unique ingredient sets Brongkos apart from other soups and stews, making it a popular choice among Indonesians looking for a comforting a...

Bakso is a popular Indonesian dish that is loved and enjoyed by many people in the country. It is a traditional soup that is made from meatballs, broth, noodles, and other ingredients. Bakso is often considered a comfort food in Indonesia, as it is warm, hearty, and flavorful. The dish is commonly sold by street vendors, food stalls, and restaurants throughout the country, and it is a staple in many households. One of the key components of Bakso is the meatballs, which are usually made from a mixture of ground beef or pork, tapioca flour, and various spices. The meatballs are typically hand-rolled into small balls and then boiled in a flavorful broth until they are fully cooked. The broth is often made from a combination of beef or chicken stock, garlic, onions, and other seasonings, which gives it a rich and savory flavor. In addition to meatballs and broth, Bakso also typically includes noodles, such as egg noodles or rice vermicelli. These noodles are added to the soup to make it mo...

Tahu Campur is a traditional Indonesian dish that consists of tofu mixed with various ingredients such as vegetables, shrimp, and peanuts in a spicy and savory sauce. This dish is popular in Indonesia and is often served as street food or as a main course in restaurants. Tahu Campur is known for its bold flavors and combination of textures, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. The key component of Tahu Campur is tofu, which is a versatile and nutritious ingredient made from soybeans. Tofu is high in protein and low in calories, making it a healthy choice for those looking to maintain a balanced diet. The tofu in Tahu Campur is typically deep-fried until crispy, adding a crunchy texture to the dish. In addition to tofu, Tahu Campur also includes a variety of vegetables such as bean sprouts, carrots, and cabbage. These vegetables add color and nutrients to the dish, making it both visually appealing and nutritious. The vegetables are often sautéed with garlic and spices ...

Tahu Gimbal, a beloved dish in Indonesian cuisine, holds a unique place in the hearts and palates of food enthusiasts worldwide. This flavorful and nutritious delicacy combines the rich history and diverse culinary traditions of Indonesia, showcasing a perfect harmony of textures and flavors. In this article, we delve into the origins, ingredients, preparation methods, and cultural significance of Tahu Gimbal, offering a comprehensive exploration of this iconic dish that continues to captivate both locals and international food lovers. What is Tahu Gimbal? Tahu Gimbal is a flavorful Indonesian dish featuring crispy fried tofu, fresh vegetables, and a generous dousing of savory peanut sauce. It's a delightful mix of textures and flavors that will make your taste buds do a happy dance. Overview of Traditional Indonesian Cuisine Indonesian cuisine is a vibrant tapestry of diverse flavors and spices, influenced by various cultures and regions. From spicy rendang to fragrant nasi goreng...

Bubur Sumsum is a traditional Indonesian dessert made from rice flour, coconut milk, and palm sugar. It's like a sweet, cream iny rice pudding that's perfect for satisfying your dessert cravings. This delightful dish has roots in Indonesian culture, where it's been enjoyed for generations. Its origins can be traced back to the Betawi people of Jakarta, but it's now a beloved treat enjoyed throughout the country. The main stars of Bubur Sumsum are rice flour, coconut milk, and palm sugar. These simple ingredients come together to create a rich and comforting dessert that will warm your heart with every spoonful. To make Bubur Sumsum, you mix rice flour with water to form a smooth paste, then cook it with coconut milk and palm sugar until it thickens into a creamy pudding. It's a straightforward recipe that yields delicious results every time. Bubur Sumsum is often served during special occasions like weddings, religious holidays, and family gatherings. It's a sym...

Pak Besut was the stage name of Pancratius Suradi Wardoyo, a famous Javanese comedian and radio broadcaster.  He was born on January 15, 1910 in Celep, Sragen, Central Java, and died on April 29, 1984..  He was known for his humorous and philosophical stories, which he performed on Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI) Yogyakarta from 1945 to 1981. His show, called “Obrolan Pak Besut” (Pak Besut’s Chat), was very popular among the Javanese people, as he used his jokes to criticize the social and political issues of his time, as well as to inspire and educate his listeners.  Pàk Besut  always ended his show with the phrase “sekali merdeka tetap merdeka” (once free, always free).  He was also a journalist, a teacher, and a politician. He was a member of the regional council of Yogyakarta in 1971. He was a Catholic and a nationalist, who supported the Indonesian independence movement. Pak Besut used the Javanese language, which is rich in expressions, proverbs, ...

Tahta untuk Rakyat: Celah-Celah Kehidupan Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX is a biographical book that chronicles the life and achievements of Sultan Hamengku Buwono IX, the ruler of Yogyakarta Sultanate and the vice president of Indonesia. The book is written by Mohamad Roem, a prominent politician and diplomat who was closely associated with the Sultan, and two other co-authors. The book was published in 2011 by Gramedia Pustaka Utama. The book covers various aspects of the Sultan's personal and political journey, from his birth in 1912 to his death in 1988. The book reveals the Sultan's role in the struggle for Indonesia's independence, his decision to join the Republic of Indonesia and relinquish his absolute monarchy, his contribution to the development of Yogyakarta as a special region with cultural and historical significance, and his legacy as a respected and beloved leader of his people. The book also explores the Sultan's interests and hobbies, such as sports, music...