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Spice Up the World: Ubud Food Festival 2019 Presented by ABC, Sebuah Ide untuk Menjadikan Hidangan Indonesia Mendunia

04 December 2018 Blog, News

Salah satu festival kuliner paling dinantikan di Indonesia, Ubud Food Festival Presented by ABC (UFF) akan kembali diselenggarakan pada tanggal 26-28 April 2019. Setelah berhasil mengajak sekitar 12.000 pencinta kuliner …

UFF19’s Theme ‘Spice Up the World’: A Feast of Ideas to Make Indonesian Food Go Global

03 December 2018 Blog, News

From 26–28 April, 2019, Indonesia’s most outstanding chefs, producers, restaurateurs, entrepreneurs, food photographers, storytellers, scientists and activists will converge in Bali for the Ubud Food Festival Presented by ABC (UFF). …

#UFF19 Sambal Series: Sambal Panggang

20 November 2018 Blog

What is one thing that unites Indonesia’s diverse cuisines? Sambal. Have you ever wondered how many types there are? Researchers from Gadjah Mada University recently listed 322 different recipes. Fanning …

#UFF19 Sambal Series: Sambal Cibiuk

20 November 2018 Blog

What is one thing that unites Indonesia’s diverse cuisines? Sambal. Have you ever wondered how many types there are? Researchers from Gadjah Mada University recently listed 322 different recipes. Fanning …

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From the Opening Night Party to the final mouthful, the Ubud Food Festival 2018 Presented by ABC was enjoyed by more than 12,000 hungry foodies from 13-15 April – a 30% increase on last year’s attendance. In its fourth year, the record numbers attending the 100+ events fortifies its position as Southeast Asia’s leading culinary celebration, with the spotlight on Indonesian food and its food industry members shining brighter than ever.
View our official wrap-up video below for a taste of this year’s delicious three days.

 

Program

Cooking Demonstrations

Cooking Demonstrations are one hour demonstrations of a chef's technical prowess and culinary passion, all dished up with a healthy dose of charm. There are five per day, across each of the three days of the Festival.

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Special Events

With Ubud Food Festival bringing together some of the greatest culinary names from across the archipelago and beyond, sometimes the main program just isn't enough! Join the biggest Chefs from our line-up as they put their best plate forward for your personal tasting pleasure.

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Workshop & Masterclasses

Want to learn from the hands of the culinary greats themselves? Don't miss out on our Workshop and Cooking Masterclass sessions, your chance to take an intimate learning journey with the chefs and culinary artisans you admire.

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Free Events

We know budgets are varied, so we’re dedicated to providing a huge range of free events, from our in-depth Food Forum series to night markets, film screenings, book launches and more. No need to buy a ticket, just bring yourself, and your appetite of course!

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Ubud

The following resorts and hotels have shown extremely generous support for our event by providing accommodation for the Festival’s chefs and speakers.

We highly recommend these establishments to food lovers who plan to stay in Ubud during the course of the Festival. By doing so, you will both assist the Festival and local businesses. As a bonus, chance encounters with our guest chefs shall be your daily treat.

Stay with one of our valued Accommodation Partners from 13-15 April  and save 20% on FoodLover Passes. Send your booking confirmation to ticket@ubudfoodfestival.com and we’ll send you a discount code to apply at checkout.

From budget, mid-range and luxury options, browse through our Accommodation Partners and get the special deal!

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Let the munching marathon begin! Find your way around the Festival Hub, and also to our venue partners around Ubud for Special Events, with these maps.

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Ubud is often regarded as Bali’s cultural and artistic capital. What seems to most outsiders like one small town, Ubud actually consists of fourteen villages, each run by its own banjar, or village committee. Throughout Ubud are some remarkable places to eat, drink, learn and explore, all amongst a general feeling of peace and well-being.

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  • Apa yang membuat #UFF spesial? Berjoget hingga keluar keringat setiap malamnya diiringi pertunjukan musik terbaik Pulau Bali. --- What makes #UFF special? Dancing up a storm every night with performances from the island's best bands.
  • #FestivalFlashback kembali lagi! Pada penyelenggaraan #UFF pertama yaitu #UFF15, Chef Bara Pattiradjawane berbagi resep keluarganya untuk memasak beberapa hidangan khas Ambon, termasuk papeda, ikan kuah kuning, dan kohu-kohu. Yummy! *** #FestivalFlashback returns! At our inaugural year, #UFF15, Chef Bara Pattiradjawane shared one of his family recipes for a traditional Ambonese dish: papeda, ikan kuah kuning, and kohu-kohu. Mouthwatering memories indeed!
  • #FestivalFlashback kembali lagi! Pada #UFF15, Chef Chris Salans (@chris_salans) bergabung bersama kami dan menciptakan kudapan lezat dari bahan-bahan lokal Indonesia: mangga, tempe, dan kluwek. Apa itu kluwek? Satu hal yang bisa Anda temukan di #UFF19! *** Another #FestivalFlashback for you. At our inaugural year, #UFF15, Chef Chris Salans joined us to create a world class fine dining dish with local ingredients: mangoes, tempe, and kluwek. Don't know what kluwek is? That's something to discover at #UFF19!
  • What is one thing that unites Indonesia’s diverse cuisines? Sambal. Have you ever wondered how many types there are? Researchers from Gadjah Mada University recently listed 322 different recipes. Fanning the flames of the Ubud Food Festival’s love of all things spicy, this is our weekly #UFF19 Sambal Series featuring our favorite types of sambal from across the archipelago. Next up is sambal cibiuk from Garut, West Java. Sambal cibiuk is named after the sub-district of Cibiuk in Garut. According to locals, no matter how spicy the sambal cibiuk is, those who eat it will never suffer from stomach ache. It’s quite a simple sambal, but the crunchy, chunky green tomatoes, tangy lemon basil (kemangi), sourness and spiciness makes for some very refreshing heat! Try making it at home with our recipe, which you can find in the Blog section of our website!
  • The wait is over! The theme of #UFF19 is Spice Up the World. In the words of UFF Founder & Director Janet DeNeefe: “We know Indonesian food isn’t as well-known overseas as the cuisines of its Southeast Asian cousins, but this won’t be for long! We chose the theme Spice Up the World to show food lovers across the globe that it’s time they added some Indonesian dishes to their list of favorites, and through this, learn something about Indonesia. Food is, after all, the easiest way to access a culture." . Sharing the Festival’s passion for celebrating Indonesian food at home and with the world, we are proud to announce that ABC, one of Indonesia’s leading food brands, will be our Presenting Partner for a second year. #UFF19 will be our spiciest Festival yet! What do you think of our theme? Let us know by commenting below, and we hope you share our passion for all things spicy. Stay tuned for the first program announcement in February! . Artwork by @kathrinhonestaa #ABCUFF19
  • Apa yang membuat #UFF spesial? Kejutan-kejutan di setiap program yang selalu dibawa oleh chef yang tampil. --- What makes #UFF special? The chefs always bring surprises to every session.
  • Tomorrow is theme launch day! Apart from this, we'll also be sharing other exciting news about #UFF19. We can't wait. Can you?
  • 2019 will be mighty spicy! Yes, spice will be part of #UFF19's theme. Any ideas as to what it might be? Watch this space as we'll be announcing it in just two days!
  • The theme always plays a big part at UFF. In just three days we'll be announcing the theme for our fifth year, #UFF19, and we hope you'll love it as much as you did UFF18's Generasi Inovasi. Stay tuned!
  • Ini dia #FestivalFlashback untuk Anda. Pada #UFF16, kami pernah mengajak peserta Festival untuk mengenal bahan lokal terbaik di pasar Ubud, sebelum memasak hidangan khas Bali. Tertarik untuk menikmati pengalaman berkesan ini? *** Another #FestivalFlashback for you! At #UFF16, Festival goers were invited to learn about local ingredients at Ubud Market, before cooking traditional Balinese specialties. Are you interested in exploring Balinese culinary culture?
  • #FestivalFlashback kembali lagi! Pada #UFF16, peserta Festival berkesempatan bernostalgia bersama ahli boga Sisca Soewitomo dan memasak berbagai sajian kukus terfavorit Indonesia. *** Here's another #FestivalFlashback! At #UFF16, Festival goers were treated to some makanan nostalgi (nostalgia foods) by culinary hero Ibu Sisca Soewitomo, who prepared various steamed sweet treats and other savory delights.
  • What is one thing that unites Indonesia's diverse cuisines? Sambal. Have you ever wondered how many types there are? Researchers from Gadjah Mada University recently listed 322 different recipes. Fanning the flames of the Ubud Food Festival's love of all things spicy, this is our weekly #UFF19 Sambal Series featuring our favorite types of sambal from across the archipelago. Our third favorite sambal is sambal oncom from West Java. __ As West Java is primarily mountainous many areas enjoy a relatively cool climate, and with these brisker climes came the ability to better control the fermentation of certain foods. Though with the advent of coolers fermentation is now practiced throughout Java, the tradition lies in the west. Perhaps the most popular fermented food is oncom, the by-product of the tempe production process, but it can also be made from the by-product of peanuts and coconuts after their oil has been extracted. Indonesians are masters at making every morsel count, and these morsels are scrumptious; nutty, earthy and salty. Tempted? Head to the Blog section of our website for the recipe!

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