Thursday, January 9, 2014

BOSOU


BOSOU





Sabahan Recipe Restaurant

We are serve food originally from Sabahan like Bosou . Bosou is a signature dish for Kadazan Dusun. Bosou-making is simple, yet need practices for a perfection. Typical ingredients are including raw freshwater fish, pangi (Malay – kepayang, Scientific name – Pangium edule), salt, steamed rice and some other optional ingredients such as jackfruits, young pineapple fruits, tuhau, etc.

The traditional container for the bosou is the bottle-shaped gourd which is sealed with some bees-wax. Other traditional container includes kakanan. But now the traditional containers are replaced with tupperwares, glass bottles etc. Storing of bosou usually takes about five to seven days before it is can be eaten. Due to it’s strong smell and compost-like nature, it is advised to tight-close the container to avoid flies to take ‘control’ of the bosou and also to avoid growth of fungi.

Bosou can be eaten raw or cooked. Cooking is usually done to get rid of the smell and to enhance the taste of the bosou. Some may add dried onions, chillies and other ingredients during the cooking.

It’s always a pleasure to have bosou as a side dish.

BAMBANGAN


BAMBANGAN




Sabahan Recipe Restaurant

We also serve another dishes from Sabah which has very unique flavour is "Bambangan". The iban people in Sarawak called it - " mawang".

Bambangan is a type of wild mango with brown skin and a somewhat pungent smell. This is not eaten fresh as a fruit but made into a pickle or cooked with fish for a distinctive flavour. Nevertheless, some iban people like to eat it as fruit.

Bambangan is one of the kadazan dusun people's choices for a sour tang to their food. sometimes, the mango is fried with onion and chilli and served as a side-dish or sambal. The Bambangan also can mixed with grated seeds to make the flavour more delicious!

TAMPARULI MEE


TAMPARULI MEE




Sabahan Recipe Restaurant

Tamparuli is a neighbouring district of Tuaran in Kota Kinabalu, and they also have their own distinct noodles. Small cottage-style productions of these noodles means that this dish is really unique, and can only be found in this Sabahan Recipe Restaurant. The noodles are slightly softer and has a smoother texture than the Tuaran mee. This dish also comes with a generous serving of egg, and just like their neighbouring noodle dishes, comes topped with either barbecued pork, chicken or both.

TUARAN MEE


TUARAN MEE



Sabahan Recipe Restaurant

This is another famous noodle dish found only in Sabah, which is usually stir fried over high heat with minimal sauce, save for the liquid of the noodles itself. The noodles contain its own moisture, making each strand appear shiny. It contains a faint egg aroma, and is usually cooked with beansprouts, a generous amount of eggs and topped with either barbequed pork or chicken. Tuaran mee derives its name from the district that it was created in Sabahan Recipe Restaurant .

BEAUFORT MEE


BEAUFORT MEE



Sabahan Recipe Restaurant

We also serve Beaufort Mee. Not to be confused with the cheese made from Beaufort-sur-doron in France, this mee (or noodles) originates from a humble little town called Beaufort in Sabah. It is different from other yellow noodles as it’s thin, pale, chewy and carries a very distinctive earthy flavour. It is usually stir fried over high heat and drenched in thick starchy gravy, laden with fresh green vegetables and a choice of chicken or barbequed pork. The result is an aromatic dish, released from the rapid high heat, while the crunchy vegetables give it a healthy twist.

TRADITIONAL FOOD : AMBUYAT

TRADITIONAL FOOD : AMBUYAT



Sabahan Recipe Restaurant


We also serve special food called 'Ambuyat'. This food is a traditional food for the Bisaya and Brunei in Sabah.It is made of sago processed into sago. and it is a starchy substance, similar to tapioca starch. The look and design of these foods originally as flour, but when it is cooked it will look white in color and texture as the glue melts. Ambuyat eaten when dipped in a variety of other dishes such as sambal belacan, sambal fish and mango sambal. The food is always very tasty traditional food and very suitable for family gathering .