Start: 30 Jun 2023 | 15:00 - 16:00 | |
Category: Food for Thought | Venue: Rumah Kayu @Taman Kuliner. Jalan Raya Sanggingan No. 88X Kedewatan Ubud, Kedewatan, Kec. Gianyar, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571 (Google Maps) |
Cost: Included with Day Pass | BUY TICKET |
Unearth Indonesia’s best-kept culinary secret, the Kenari nut. Regarded as a treasure with tremendous potential for providing new livelihood opportunities for indigenous communities in East Nusa Tenggara, this almond-like nut takes center stage. Food scientist Gabriele Castagnetti harnesses its essence to craft creamy, plant-based gelato. Gabrielle Kissinger collaborates with the Alor community, working towards developing this alternative livelihood. Together, they explore the remarkable benefits of the Kenari nut and their endeavors to introduce it to the global culinary scene.
Galilah rahasia kuliner Indonesia yang paling dijaga: kacang kenari. Dianggap sebagai harta karun dengan potensi luar biasa untuk menyediakan berbagai peluang nafkah bagi berbagai komunitas penduduk asli di Nusa Tenggara Timur, kacang yang menyerupai almond ini akan mendapatkan panggung utama. Ilmuwan makanan Gabriele Castagnetti akan memanfaatkan esensi dari kacang ini untuk menciptakan sebuah gelato berbasis tumbuhan yang lembut. Gabrielle Kissinger bekerjasama dengan komunitas Alor, menggarap sumber nafkah alternatif ini. Bersama-sama, mereka menjelajahi manfaat luar biasa dari kacang kenari dan kerja keras mereka untuk memperkenalkannya ke kancah kuliner global.
Gabriele Castagnetti is a food scientist with over 20 years of experience working in Europe and Asia. He has worked as an entrepreneur as well as assuming leadership positions in …
Gabrielle Kissinger works as the Principal of Lexeme Consulting in Vancouver, Canada. She provides support to the Environmental Bamboo Foundation, an Indonesia-based organisation, in a Global Environment Facility-funded project aimed …
Gill Westaway resides on the beautiful island of Lombok, Indonesia, where she operates a charming guesthouse. In her previous role at the British Council, she worked closely with writers and …