Padang cuisine

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Padang cuisine is a famous Indonesian culinary tradition from West Sumatra, known for its richly spiced dishes, especially rendang, and its distinctive style of serving many small plates at once.

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Label Occurrences
Minangkabau cuisine 1
Padang cuisine canonical 1

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Statements (59)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indonesian cuisine ⓘ
Minangkabau cuisine ⓘ
regional cuisine ⓘ
associatedReligion Islam ⓘ
commonProtein beef ⓘ
chicken ⓘ
eggs ⓘ
fish ⓘ
offal ⓘ
seafood ⓘ
cookingMethod braising ⓘ
deep-frying ⓘ
slow cooking ⓘ
countryOfOrigin Indonesia ⓘ
culturalSignificance one of the most popular Indonesian regional cuisines ⓘ
ethnicGroup Minangkabau people ⓘ
linked to: Minangkabau
flavorProfile rich ⓘ
savory ⓘ
spicy ⓘ
knownFor distinctive multi-plate serving style ⓘ
extensive use of coconut milk and chili ⓘ
richly spiced dishes ⓘ
mainStaple rice ⓘ
notableDish ayam pop ⓘ
daun singkong ⓘ
dendeng balado ⓘ
gulai ⓘ
ikan asam padeh ⓘ
perkedel ⓘ
rendang ⓘ
sambal ijo ⓘ
sambal lado merah ⓘ
sate Padang ⓘ
sayur nangka ⓘ
telur balado ⓘ
notableServingPractice customers pay only for dishes they touch or eat ⓘ
regionOfOrigin West Sumatra ⓘ
religiousContext predominantly halal ⓘ
servedAt Padang restaurant ⓘ
servingStyle hidang style ⓘ
many small plates at once ⓘ
signatureDish rendang ⓘ
spreadTo Malaysia ⓘ
Singapore ⓘ
other parts of Southeast Asia ⓘ
throughout Indonesia ⓘ
typicalCourse main course ⓘ
usesCondiment sambal ⓘ
usesIngredient chili peppers ⓘ
coconut milk ⓘ
coriander ⓘ
cumin ⓘ
galangal ⓘ
garlic ⓘ
ginger ⓘ
kaffir lime leaves ⓘ
lemongrass ⓘ
shallots ⓘ
turmeric ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Minahasan cuisine → distinguishedFrom → Padang cuisine ⓘ
Gelamai → isPartOf → Minangkabau cuisine ⓘ
subject linked to: gelamai
linked to: Padang cuisine