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Diary & Foto-Foto Perjalanan Gwyneth Paltrow di Pulau Komodo
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Diary & Foto-Foto Perjalanan Gwyneth Paltrow di Pulau Komodo


Diary & Foto-Foto Perjalanan Gwyneth Paltrow di Pulau Komodo


Bulan Mei lalu, bintang Iron Man 3 Gwyneth Paltrow ternyata diam-diam melakukan liburan ke Pulau Komodo. Bagaimana tanggapan sang mega bintang mengenai pulau tersebut? Berikut ini adalah diari dan foto-foto perjalanan Gwyneth mengunjungi sang naga bersama kedua anak nya.

Indonesian Archipelago

This past May, a dream of mine came true when I traveled to Indonesia for the first time. Through a very unique travel agency called Momentum (who specialize in adventures) we found an expat named Patti, who has built a beautiful boat that sails around the archipelago. Never did I imagine that we would run our hands through the dark ocean at night and watch it light up with phosphorous, see a Komodo dragon in the wild, swim over a massive sea turtle, or be taught to make native dishes in situ. Special thanks to Momentum for treating us and hosting this trip we were incredibly lucky to take, and will never, ever forget.

Love,

gp


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We sailed a little corner of the Indonesian archipelago, which is comprised of over 17,000 islands, over the course of four days.


The Boat

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Our amazing boat, the Silolona, was designed after traditional Indonesian trade boats that sailed along the historical Spice Routes.


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Before we set sail off the coast of Labuana, Nasir, one of the crew members who also built the boat, performed an Indonesian ritual for safe passage. Nasir turned out to be a total rockstar - singing, dancing and tandem water skiing with me.


What We Did...

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You can Magiver a toy out of anything in Indonesia.


BBQ On The Island of Banta

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When we would arrive at a new beach, we would all spend 20 minutes picking up the debris that had washed up on shore. Among the refuse are small brown glass bottles, which seem to be everywhere. We saved those and the crew showed us how to turn them into homeade lanterns by filling them with kerosene and making a homemade wick. We lit the beach by perching them on the rocks (see all the little specks of light above). At the end of the night we lit giant rice paper lanterns and sent them off with a prayer. (Moses is now a pyro thanks to this particular evening.)


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We built a fire and watched in awe as the chef cooked a gorgeous traditional Indonesian barbeque of fish, chicken and vegetables with beautiful sauces and salads to accompany.


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Rocking Nasir's world with his first ever s’more.


Food

The food on the boat was beyond. Everything was super fresh, with the fish and produce usually picked up from an island the same day or sold to the boat directly from sellers on the water.


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Chicken satay, tempe, egg, tofu, rice steamed in palm leaf and steamed veggies covered in satay sauce.


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Chef Yudha was kind enough to write a few of the recipes out. Hand illustrations included. See typed recipes below.


Pepes Ikan (Fish in Banana Leaf)

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ingredients :

  • 1 lb Spanish mackerel fillet
  • 6 medium shallots, peeled
  • 2 medium garlic cloves, peeled
  • 2 red chilis, seeded
  • 5 candlenuts (tropical nut used often in Indonesian cuisine - Macadamia nuts are a fine substitute)
  • 2 tomatoes (for the spice paste)
  • 1 1/2 tbsps tamarind paste, soaked in warm water
  • sliced tomato (to top the fish)
  • kaffir lime leaves
  • banana leaf, for wrapping


preparation :

  • Grind ingredients 2-7 into a smooth paste. (We think this works best in a food processor.)
  • Cut fish fillet into desired size (the chef recommends the size being the width of 2-3 fingers). Marinate with the spice paste, season with salt and marinate for at least two hours.
  • Place the fillet in banana leaf and top with tomato slices and lime leaves. Wrap up the fillet with the banana leaf.
  • Cook over a grill or pan with low fire until fish is cooked through (around 5 minutes).


Tempe Manis (Sweet Tempe)

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ingredients :

  • 2 packs of tempe (fermented soy bean)
  • 6 small shallots, thin sliced
  • 8 garlic cloves, thin sliced
  • 2 red chilis, thin sliced
  • 1 piece galangal (a root from the ginger family), sliced & bruised (smash the pieces with the flat part of a knife to release the flavor)
  • 5 kaffir lime leaves
  • 1 lemongrass stalk, smashed
  • 2/3 cup palm sugar, crushed
  • 3 tbsps sweet soy sauce (regular works fine also)
  • 1 tsp salt
  • ½ cup water
  • vegetable oil, for frying


preparation :

  • Place vegetable oil in large pot over high heat. (The oil is ready when the tempe sizzles when dropped in.) Cut tempe into fine strips and deep fry until crispy. Set aside.
  • Heat about 2 tablespoons of the frying oil in a stir fry pan or large frying pan over medium high heat. Stir fry shallot, garlic, chili, galangal, lime leaves and lemongrass until fragrant.
  • Add water, sugar and soy sauce to the pan and heat until almost caramelized.
  • Season with salt and mix in the tempe.
  • Stir well.


Sambal Colo Colo (Spicy Salsa)

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ingredients :

  • 3 tomatoes, diced
  • 4 shallots, diced
  • 1 red chili, diced
  • 1 bird's eye chili, diced
  • juice of 1 lime
  • 1 tbsp lemon basil, chopped
  • salt & sugar to taste
  • 1 tbsp vegetable oil


preparation :

  • Mix all ingredients.
  • Stir well.
  • Adjust seasoning to your liking.


Komodo National Park

We disembarked the boat to go dragon spotting and were a little trepidatious. Kimonos are carnivirous and can run up to 20kmh.


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This did nothing to assuage our fears. Apparently the dragons eat everything but the skulls.


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We spot our first two walking. They don't look so bad.


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Pink Beach

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We spend an afternoon on Pantai Merah (Pink Beach), which gets its color from the beautiful coral that surronds the islands.


Sea Commerce

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Around the island of Loh Buaya where many fishing villages are, fishermen would see our ship coming and row up with what they’d caught that day or crafts they’d made. A man sells smoked fish in the picture above.


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Nasir bought some white bait from these kids for dinner that night. He paid for the fish in cans of soda.


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Terima kasih for the best holiday ever.


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