The annual event of Gianyar Culinary Festival (GCF) is being held again as a part of Gianyar Regency's 243rd anniversary
in Gianyar, Bali.
It is held starting from today until April 22, the
festival brings together professional chefs, culinary lovers,
horticulture experts, veterinarians, entrepreneurs, and hotel industry
practitioners.
"Through the event, we invite people to come back to nature upon
which we currently stand. Everything has to be started by us, by putting
more value to the local fruits, preserving local culinary, establishing
green environment, and knowing the potential of our surrounding
nature," said Gianyar Regent A.A Gde Agung Bharata on Friday.
The festival is planned to involve all of districts in Gianyar
Regency in the original culinary competitions. The distinctive dishes to
be cooked at the competition include: roast pig, betutu chicken, lawar, Balinese
distinctive snacks, and twisted satay.
This year, the organizer is also
inviting the representative of Indonesian World Record Museum (MURI) in
an attempt to break the record of the most widely number of people
barbequing twisted satay. As many as 45 vocational middle schools are
taking part in the attempt.
In the event, the regency also intends to set the tip flower as the
icon of Gianyar Regency. The flower depicts loyalty and nature
conservation awareness. The event is held by the Gianyar Regency local
government and is supported by its agencies that promote the event
to
Sababay Winery (vineyard), Indonesian Chef Association (ICA), Ubud Chef
Community, and in cooperation with Indonesian Gastronomy Academy (AGI),
Junior Chamber International (JCI), Indonesian Advertising Association
(P3i), Indonesian Restaurant and Hotel Association (PHRI), and various
communities.
Source : Tempo
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