Sate lokan in Makmur Bersama stall, at Ampiang Parak, Sutera. |
One culinary thing to try when you are visiting the Pesisir Selatan District is "sate lokan" (satay seashell). If during the time we get to know broil scallops, then there is no harm in also try sate lokan. Both of these marine animals of the same species, namely family Cardiidae. The difference is the seashell's size much larger of the scallop, so that the meat was thicker.
Sate lokan usually served with satay sauce typical Padang together several pieces of katupek (from rice), such as satay Padang often we eat. However, not many sate lokan sold outside Padang, so rarely found. No wonder if sate lokan become one of the culinary mainstay of the Pesisir Selatan District. Sate lokan tasted a flavor distinct from satay Padang variants.
One of the famous sate lokan's seller on the Pesisir Selatan District is in Ampiang Parak, Sutera. There stood a number of stalls special selling sate lokan. A portion of the katupek with five skewers sate lokan can be enjoyed by paying Rp 8,000. In addition, you can also order the sate lokan without katupek.
Enjoy sate lokan in stalls designed for relaxing place (lesehan), sipping sea breezes from the Ocean Hinda. |
Besides processed into satay, seashell also widely used to rendang by the Pesisir Selatan residents. Its name is definitely randang lokan. It was almost the same as a meat rendang of Minang culinary. The difference is, the meat is replaced with a seashell. Typically, randang lokan is mixed with fern vegetable.
(Text & photo by Adela Eka Putra Marza)
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