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Publisher Note

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Publisher Team

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Comments & Questions

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Hot News

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Expertise View LIA PURNOMO Facing Trends And Challenges, The Harvest Way

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The City LA MAISON The Mansion of Macarons

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Advertorial Passion Went To Japan

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The Island ROOM 4 DESSERT Dessert Revisited

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Deep Look CHEF RAHMAT KUSNEDI Enterepreneur’s Challenges

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Passion CHEF WORO PRABANDARI Aspiring Beyond Loyalty Recipe - Es Pisang Hijau

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Advertorial The 3rd Interfood Bali

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Passion CHEF MANDIF WAROKKA HIgh Fidelity Recipe - Duo Valrhona with Beetroot


Contents Passsion CHEF LORENZO SOLLECITO You’re Hot Then You’re Cold Recipe - Indonesian Stone

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The Embassy of Chocolate CHEF OTTO The Outstanding, Yet Humble Chef

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Recipe

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Caffeine Corner COFFEESMITH Living The Classic Urban Tale

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Special Report MICHEL SUAS America’s Bakery Trend Cycle

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Wine HATTEN A Good Year

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Products Power Through Your Day

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Advertorial Food Hotel Indonesia 2017

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Community

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Directory

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Distribution List

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PUBLISHER NOTE

The New Chefs’ Challenge

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n this issue, we’re doing something different. We challenge the chefs to interpret Modern Indonesia Pastry. The rule is quite simple, the chefs should incorporate local cultures as much as they can onto their plates. They may have their own rendition of the classic Indonesian pastry; they can also make decoration with any local ornaments; they also can use the local, traditional ingredients to make international

recipes. At first, we’re a bit skeptical of the idea because, as we know, being in the kitchen is tough. During working long hours in the kitchen, the chefs might not have the time to create new products to meet our challenge. However, we decided to give it a try. You’ll never know unless you try, right? Please bear in mind, Passion Media is committed only to cover the best pastry chefs in Indonesia. Those who work in the industry should have known how busy they are. Therefore, we’re very honored to know that the chefs responded to our challenge very positively in this issue. They are willing to spend some times to come up with beautiful products which elevate the local pastry product to international level. We deliberately choose 3 chefs with different backgrounds for this challenge. We have the only female chef of the three, Woro Prabandari, who’s probably one of the most loyal chefs in the industry. Chef Woro started her career in Grand Hyatt, and planned to retire there. We also have Mandif M Warokka, who has spent years abroad and now he’s back in Bali and become one of the most successful entrepreneurs. He’s widely known for his concern of local cuisine and using the finest local produce possible. Sometimes we even think that this challenge is specifically made for him. The last one is quite unusual. “Why did you cover a foreign chef to do this Modern Indonesia challenge? Don’t we have any other local chefs which are as good as him?” I hear you’re asking. Honestly, those questions also bother us before we decided to pick Lorenzo. However, in Passion Media, we are interested in creating new things, more than just strictly recreating the old classics. It’s always interesting to see how foreign chefs interpret our own culture because, sometimes, they see something we never realize. So, when we heard the rumor about an Italian chef who combined macaron and kue putu, we decided to give it a go. We also feel that, everyone has the right to interpret any cultures to make a creation that is never seen before. When the British adopted American music, we have The Beatles, The Rolling Stones. We also have Stella Lowis of La Maison created Nasi Uduk flavored macaron. When Indonesian adopted Indian music, we got dangdut, or when Singaporeans adopted English, it became Singlish. Probaby not the best examples, but you got our points, right? It’s a world of possibilities when we don’t limit ourselves. Hopefully, all of our hard works, both from the editorial team and the sources, will bring something new and fresh to you. Moreover, we also wish the recipes and the entire magazine’s content can inspire the next generation of chefs.

Hendra Oktaviano

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PUBLISHER TEAM Contributors Managing Director Christina Sudjie

Rian Farisa By refusing to accept his fate as a bored banker, Rian become a fullfledged writer by sharing his foodie’s life account in a blog. Within a year, Rian started to enjoy his life as a food writer for lifestyle magazines, in-flight magazines, newspapers, and occasionally as a food correspondent for a national TV station. Rian finally embraced his other life as his main job since 2012 and currently enjoying his stature as a full time writer and researcher.

Director Hendra Oktaviano Advisor Rahmat Kusnedi

Louis Tanuhadi A chocolate observer, writer, and connoisseur. Louis is responsible in developing the business of The Embassy of Chocolate in Asia Pacific, as a secretary general of Indonesia Pastry Alliance (IPA), also actively involved in government bureaucracy to develop Indonesia’s cacao and chocolate.

Managing Editor Edwin Pangestu Graphic Designer Grimaldi Priombodo Photographer Dwi N Hadi

Eve Tedja Eve is a Balinese born freelance writer and content creator who loves to eat, read and travel. She has been writing about food for the last four years, passionately capturing the growth of Bali’s dining scene as well as coaxing chefs and culinary innovators to spill their secrets. When she is not researching for stories, Eve can usually be found traveling (although admittedly, it usually involves eating).

Digital Marketing Arleine Marisca Account Executive Manager M.C. Ichwan

Heri Obrink Hailing from Bandung, Photographer Heri Obrink has a passion for food photography. When not capturing candid kitchen moments he also takes wedding photo, event and shoots commercial videos. Check out his work at www.hobali.com

Account Executive Mega Kurnia Damayanti Accounting Frisca Lusiana Distribution M. Fauzi J

Joshua Goh Escaping from mundane life in Down Under, Joshua and his wife, Ita, found a place to explore and experiment their baking passion in a beautiful paradise island-Bali. Their passion in baking has led them to meet great bakers from all around the world, to bring about the best products to tourist, expat and local whose living in Bali. You can find their outlets, Bread Basket, in Sanur, Kerobokan, and Uluwatu. (check their site thebreadbasketbakery.com)

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2017 Copyright by the Publisher. Reproduction in whole or in part without the written permission of the Publisher is strictly prohibited. Views and opinions expressed in Passion are not neccessarily those of the Publisher and the Editors. Although every reasonable care has beentaken to ensure the accuracy and objectivity of the information provided in this publication, neither the Publisher, editors and their employees and agents can be held liable for any error and omission, nor any action taken based on the view expressed of information provided within this publication. You should always seek your own professional advice. all the price are in Indonesian rupiah unless otherwise stated and exclude miscellaneous taxes.

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COMMENTS

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coming out! It’s just my suggestion; you should make or sponsor

people from different industries to create offline events. Please do give us the

offline events. I know some of the communities with interesting

recommendations Reza, we highly appreciated suggestions and thoughts like

activities, but they have a hard time growing because lack of

yours. We’re trying to support local communities’ events and we also to try to

exposure from media. If you are interested, I have some upcoming

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pairing or wine and chocolate pairing? These are new experiences we’d love to try. We look forward for any possibilities to create or support any related

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events.

Congratulations Passion Media! I’ve been following you in Instagram, nice photos anyway. I think you should make more instructional videos for more recipes. By the way I visited your booth in FHI 2017, the staff said that you’re gonna be having some quiz? Aditya Nugraha, 0813184xxxx

Thank you Aditya! We’re working on more videos. As a spoiler, we are in the middle of negotiation with some culinary association to work on some regular videos. We’re pretty sure the content will be interesting and useful. If you like our videos, please share it in your social media account. Any kind of supports is very meaningful for us. Currently, we will have some giveaways for our readers and followers. Please stay tuned for the next update!

LET US HEAR FROM YOU Send us comment, suggestion and question to our editor at: info@passionmedia.co.id

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HOT NEWS

The Relaunch of Filma and Palmboom The products of Filma and Palmboom have been reformulated through the process of interestefication which helps in producing higher quality products. With the new formula, the products are transfat free, thus it’s healthier, more stable to temperature change, and have more stable texture. The bakers will have softer texture for cream and longer lasting soft texture of the cakes. Davy Djohan, PT. Smart Tbk’s General Marketing

Manager

for

Indonesia’s

Industrial and Exports stated, ”we’re glad to offer the new improved formula and packaging, started by the first launching in Medan on February 9th 2017. We hope the customers can see the application of the new products in our selection of recipes, and as a result, enjoying the better quality bakery products.” The new Palmboom packaging features the legacy factor as it has been the top margarine brands for generations. Meanwhile, FIlma strengthens its position as modern, premium brand with cleaner packaging, dominated with white, blue, and yellow. “Smart is committed to support the growth of our customers’ businesses, not only by offering better quality products, but also by granting access to our chefs so they’ll get inputs and inspirations. The Grand Baking Demo is an event to share and learn together that we hope can be beneficial to expand their businesses. At the same time, this program gives as a good opportunity for us to understand the customers’ needs better,” said Djohan.

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Coffee Shop at Home KitchenAid is all set to bring the coffee shop experience into Indonesian homes with Craft Coffee portfolio: Siphon Coffee Brewer, Pour-Over Coffee Maker, Cold Brew

Maker,

Precision

Coffee

Maker,

Manual Espresso Maker and Burr Grinder. The new line of products were introduced on Saturday, April 29th 2017 in Tanamera Cuisine along with some guest stars such as Adi Taroepratjeka, Ronald Prasanto, Catherine Sumitri, Sandra Olga and Jiewa Vieri. “Our product designers spent the past few years extracting lessons from some of the most time-tested and barista-approved

Indonesia.

brewing methods for craft coffee,” said

“Our approach is to take the classic, proven coffee brewing methods and remove some of

Kevin Tjandra, an avid coffee lover, café

the uncertainty, so coffee lovers can make a barista-quality cup at home. We’re automating

owner, also happens to be the General

some of the processes that normally leave room for human error. Good coffee is becoming

Manager of PT Mega Sukses Jaya, the

prevalent today, much like craft beer. And what you’re seeing is that once people are

authorized sole distributor of KitchenAid in

exposed to craft coffee, there’s no turning back,” warned Kevin.

Ramadhan Festive Grand Kemayoran Hotel Grand Mercure Kemayoran will be having “Ramadhan Festive”, special package to accommodate the usual Ramadhan demands such as, fast-breaking menus, meetings, to special rooms. The hotel will also hold “Ramadhan Photo Corner” in the lobby to add the fun Ramadhan experience with workmates, family and friends. Some of the highlights are the fastbreaking menu at Catappa Restaurant which serves Indonesian cuisine mixed with Mediteranian, also the promo “Buy 4 get 5”. With only Rp 268,000 ++/pax which will be available on 17.30-22.00, you will have wide range of choices from Ta’jil, street snacks, Indonesian and Mediteranian food. The hotel also provides the all-time favorite desserts and drinks such as Es Merah Delima, Es Campur Medan, Kolak Special, the special Ramadhan Zabadi Blend and Ramadhan Colada, all for only Rp 38.000++. Located strategically in Jl. Benyamin Sueb Kemayoran, you will have the easy access from Grand Mercure Kemayoran to JIEXPO, Mangga Dua Square, Ancol, Bandar Golf Kemayoran and easy toll access to International Airport Soekarno Hatta.

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Introducing the Local Wagyu More than just endorsing a brand, Mandif M. Warokka also shares the same vision with Tokusen Wagyu Beef: to support the local product. In Food Hotel Indonesia, April 5-8th 2017, Mandif created 3 dishes: Dry Aged Tokusen Wagyu Eye Beef Fillet Tartar, Seared Tilapia, and Tenderloin Steak. Mandif is known for his obsession with local produce, and even though the name sounds very Japanese, actually Tokusen’s wagyu cattles are raised in Indonesia. Mandif started the demo by explaining beef tartar, one of the fine dining’s trademark, which made by using dry aged beef. “Dry aging’s purpose is to remove the water by doing evaporation. It results in focused and intense flavor, but we lose some weight. In other words, this is a very premium product. Not everybody can afford this, but if Indonesia wants to be on another level, we have to pay attention to the produce (raw material) not only on the food,” said Mandif. The chef explained what he meant further, “We have many people promoting Indonesian food to the world. However, when someone cooks Indonesian food, where do they get the ingredients from? Thailand. Economically, Thailand gets the benefits. This is the challenge of this government. That’s why I’m very proud of doing this. It’s also part of my concept (using local produce) in Blanco. I believe the growth of culinary has to go along with the farmer’s sustainability.”

TULIP Received 2 Silver Medals at FHI Salon Culinaire is definitely one of the most prestigious competitions in Indonesia. This year, TULIP Chocolate team managed to win 2 silver medals in 2 categories: Showpiece and Praline & Petit Four in Salon Culinaire, Food Hotel Indonesia 2017. In Chocolate Showpiece, Qothrun Nada won through her work titled “Madame Butterfly”, while Fararine Margaretta displayed her skill on Praline & Petit Four category with “Gardening”.

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Bali Culinary Pastry School Event – Demi Student Final Exam M. Ariani Siswanto, BSc., MSc. (IM), MSc. (REI) had one goal in mind when she created Bali Culinary Pastry School (BCPS): to give the chance for everybody to reach his dream in professional culinary and pastry industry. Through its program which was launched in January 2016 called “Industry Access”, BCPS has worked together with leading international hotel brand and prestigious restaurant in Bali to give the students real work experience. On April 19TH 2017, the students got the chance to serve ala carte menu to 20 VIP guests and buffet service for 40 guests. This time, the students are able to showcase their creations and get real feedback from the guests. They even got to prepare everything, from the concept, budgeting, purchasing, cooking and deliver the service. Most of the times, the guests are the students’ family and the culinary professionals. However, in this opportunity, BCPS featured Executive Sous Chef The Ritz-Carlton Bali, Wayan Wicaya as the “Guest Judge Chef”. BCPS will introduce its new one year program, Professional Chef Certificate in July 2017. The program demands students to understand the whole culinary aspect of western, Asian food, also the pastry bakery. It’s the perfect opportunity for students to hone their practical skills working in international standard facility with excellence as the goal. For everyone else, BCPS also offers other programs such as Pastry Bakery Professional (10 months), Pastry Bakery for Non-Professional (16 meetings), along with 1-2 day course program for public to show their affection toward the world of culinary.

Producing Excellent Graduates with Leadership and Entrepreneurship Skill Polytechnic International Bali (PIB) is an international standard institution of higher education offering diploma programs in culinary arts, hospitality, and MICE. PIB is designed to be world class learning center through excellent diploma programs with curriculums incorporating character building, culture preservation, while producing excellent graduates, equipped with leadership and entrepreneurship skills, ready for professional career as well as to be entrepreneur in their field of study. PIB will be the only learning institution in Indonesia which offers “Tourism-preneurship”, basically tourism, culinary art, hospitality, MICE curriculums combined with entrepreneurial and business skills while providing the right platform for diploma 3 students to complete a Real Business Plan or for diploma 4 students to continue his business plan to start-up the business. The programs which incorporates international standard curriculum and facilities (demo cooking class, kitchen lab, front office and mini hotel lab, pastry and bakery lab, dormitory, library, bright room or counseling room, health room, and other available campus facilities) will support a holistic learning process for our students. It is our mission to prepare the campus to give a unique, effective and educative experience. As a result, PIB graduates will be industry ready for both professional career or for beginning their own start-up business. PIB is open for 2017/2018 admission and they also provide 50 scholarships who passed PIB Scholarship Selection process. Prospective student can do the online registration at www.pib.ac.id. For admission, PIB has 3 periods, with the following details: 1st Period on April 26 – May 27, 2017, 2nd Period on June 05 – July 01, 2017, 3rd Period on July 10 – July 15, 2017.

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Facing Trends and Challenges, The Harvest Way

EXPERTISE VIEW

The success story behind The Harvest is about how they overcome challenges and defining trends. Involved since the very beginning, Executive Pastry Chef Lia Purnomo was there to share us the story about it. Words: Rian Farisa Photo: Dwi N Hadi

I

t was a bit later than a decade ago when

professionally with her as five-star hotel

or strawberry compote”, said the chef.

Jakarta first saw The Harvest opened up

chefs. Eventually, he decided to start his

However her personal interest would be to

its flagship store on the ever-busy Jalan

own venture and Chef Lia was tagged along.

introduce the customers with caramel and

Senopati. Despite the strategic location, the

Since then, her career with The Harvest has

butterscotch. The latter will be introduced

year 2004 saw only The Harvest and less

certainly gone through obstacles and proud

at Almond Tree this year.

than a handful of cafes there. It’s a situation

moments.

where The Harvest must persevere to attract customers and moreover - to flourish. Chef

Lia

Purnomo

described

The

When it comes to competition, The

The Harvest’s authority, based on this background

and

experience,

shows

they

can

the

making it specific about who to compete with, which trends to follow, and their

time. “Employees wanted to start looking

creative minds on their menu. Chef Lia gave

creative range. While rivalry with established

for another job. I convinced them to stay

an honest answer when it comes to her

pastry shops is taken into consideration

and together we’re promoting our shop to

ideas about cakes. “What we do is to hear

traditionally, what actually interests Chef Lia

passersby with brochures”, she said. After

what our customers really want, instead of

more these days are competition that came

a series of low profit and maintaining tens

blindly following trends. Not all of them are

from online pastry shops found on websites

of employees at the same time, finally it

always into that”, she said.

and Instagram. “Though these online shops

she

shared

with

itself as a European-style cake shop -

competition as well as applying trends and

Furthermore

cope

Harvest has been strategically positioning

Harvest’s early days as the most suspenseful

was after Eid a few months later that The

how

certainly

that

have creativity freedom for customized

Harvest sees no end of customers coming

customers are always fond with flavors

us

orders, how we differentiate ourselves is

in until today.

that involve chocolate and then followed

by providing the best products with best

The Harvest as we know now has more

by vanilla, fruits, and nuts. This year alone,

quality ingredients and timely innovations”,

than 45 outlets across Indonesia, making

Harvest will launch six new types of cake

she explains.

them the largest European-style patisserie

as well as recreating four old time favorite

provider

in

Indonesia

and

The Harvest’s new facility in Sentul

employs

recipes. For quite some time now, Jakarta is

enables

thousands of employees. The Harvest Group

in love with cheesecake. The Harvest recent

traditional borders of Jakarta and it will soon

itself consists of Harvest as its premier

release was the Oreo cheesecake and also

become the biggest Indonesian pastry shops

brand and a new entrant - Almond Tree

the chocolate version of it.

with halal-certification on its belt. These are

them

to

expand

beyond

the

(previously known as Cheesecake Factory

Additionally, Chef Lia’s creations are

expected to create major advantages over

Indonesia). Chef Lia, now as the Director, is

always involving rich textures such as by

the competition and empower the ability of

tasked to supervise both.

utilizing fruit compote. “Customers like

The Harvest as the trendsetter in Jakarta’s

The founder of The Harvest - Mr Lal

it when there are still crunchy textures

dynamic pastry industry.

de Silva, had been hand-in-hand working

found on the cake made from blueberry

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THE CITY

The Mansion of Macarons As a newcomer in Jakarta’s fierce pastry shop competition, La Maison quickly announced itself as a pastry shop with an interesting specialty - macarons! Words: Rian Farisa Photo: Dwi N Hadi

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THE CITY

Mademoiselle

E

stablished in 2011, the company

shop should be a refined one, based also

actually started as an online shop.

by her serious education background at

The drive to move forward came

Le Cordon Bleu, Australia. “I gained a lot

from the simple, pure love of baking of its

of experience by working part time as a

owner Stella Lowis including the pursuit of

pastry chef at several restaurants and

building her own pastry shop one day.

catering company that supplies pastry for

For Ms. Lowis, her version of pastry

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five-star luxury hotels�, said Stella. When


THE CITY she returned to Indonesia, Stella worked together with his brother, Harrick Lowis, to experiment over many recipes until finally they’re ready to share it with everyone. Persevering for several months initially as online shop, orders since then had been coming non-stop. After some frequent long waiting list for the customers, Stella finally realized that it was

the time for

her to build her first retail shop in Medan.

“People used to buy cakes only for special occasions but now they have found the simple pleasure of enjoying it any time”

Her unique take on pastry was warmly welcomed there. Years passing by and La Maison have started to take shape and grow into something more significant. Finally, it’s high time for her to spread out the wings of La Maison to Jakarta - the one city where appreciation of pastry is at its zenith in Indonesia. Speaking about the characteristics of this pastry shop, La Maison is almost exclusively promoting a vast array of macarons - a complicated confection that has gained prominence over Indonesian pastry world for the past few years. “This small tidbit requires delicate hands and a very complex balance between texture and flavor. Its smooth top, ruffled circumference,

a

flat

base,

has

mild

moistness, and it should easily melt in your

Stella Lowis Photo courtesy of La Maison

mouth. Now that’s what we’re aiming for and the challenge proved to be exciting”, said Stella smiling vigorously.

everyone’s favorite) is the Mademoiselle

trends, more or less, influence the demands

Taking it to the next level, La Maison’s

- a refreshing take of almond cake with

especially now in the digital era where

mind-blowing innovations are macaron

layer of fresh watermelon, strawberries,

customers can simply access interesting

flavors which are inspired by Indonesian

red dragon fruit, and decorated with red

pastry innovations by browsing through

cuisine - such as Nasi Uduk, Lemper Ayam,

rose petals.

the social media.

Martabak Bangka, or even Sate Padang.

To fully proceed professionally, Stella

“One of our best-selling however, is the

observes the trend as well. “Locally

what’s after this for La Maison? Stella is

Salted Popcorn Macaron. Although people

speaking, pastry has come a long way in

certainly aiming to expand to other cities

tend to perceive macaron as something

our country. People used to buy cakes

and in-between, she hopes to engage in

sweet, the savory version is actually a

only for special occasions but now they

interesting collaborations with legends

success”, shared Ms. Lowis.

have found the simple pleasure of enjoying

in pastry industry. What’s even bigger

So

the

next

question

would

be,

From the cakes department, Stella

it any time”, she said. Her remark here

in mind for her though is to keep on

personally admits that each and every

pointed out how strategic this move to

improving and serving the best for her

of them has to be made with passion by

cater Jakartans who are increasingly fond

beloved customers

using the finest ingredients and decorated

of dining out and nibbling with pastry.

with utmost care. “Two things taken

The pastry industry in Indonesia has

into consideration are taste and also the

grown exponentially for quite some time

aesthetic elements”, she said. One of La

now and shops can be found in many

Maison’s signature cake (and apparently

corners of Indonesian cities. The global

LA MAISON Grand Indonesia, East Mall - Jakarta | T: +62 811 987 6668 / +62 21 2358 1331 www.lamaison.id

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he General Association Act Personal Instinct Institution Institute and four other organizations held the largest Asian products and drinks exhibition in Asia “Foodex Japan 2017” March 7-10 2017, at Makuhari Messe, Chiba City, Tokyo, Japan. As the 42nd event, Foodex Japan featured 3.282 companies, and 3.879 booths which attracted F&B and trading companies from over 80 countries and regions. Approximately more than 77,000 visitors including food service industries, distributors, trading companies, etc. attended the exhibition. This year’s keyword is UNESCO Globalization of Japanese culture such as “Waka” (Japanese poetry, usually painted on objects), “Kanpai” (you know this one) and “Otsumami” (snacks for beer and alcohol) which became intangible cultural heritage. On this special occasion, Passion Media has an opportunity to attend the FOODEX Japan 2017 along with Indonesia Pavilion by Indonesian Government. Browsing every section through 11 huge halls was a great experience to be updated with the trends on the industry, and we were impressed with all exhibitors’ enthusiasm. In the valuable 3 days, we managed to distribute our magazine to the hands of the exhibitors and visitors.

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THE ISLAND

Dessert Revisited PASSION shows up at the sweet laboratory in Bali and talks to Will Goldfarb and his talented team about Room4Dessert as well as finding out the secret of how to pair sweet dessert with killer cocktail. Words: Eve Tedja Photo: Heri Obrink & Courtesy of Martin Westlake

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Incidente Stradale


THE ISLAND “We started off from scratch. Back then, we had very limited tools and we just continue to improve it stepby-step over the next few years,” says Will Goldfarb, reminiscing about the humble beginning of Room4Dessert in Ubud, Bali. His beginning, however, is far from humble. He has been called a Pastry Genius. The first incarnation of Room4Dessert in New York City received a critical acclaim in 2006 and cemented his status as a leader of the avant-garde dessert scene. Then,

Goldfarb

decided

to

leave New York City behind and made a fresh start in Bali. Our gain, New York’s pain, I say. In 2014, he opened Room4Dessert in Ubud and startled the culinary scene with his boldness in opening a dessert bar. Before, dessert has always been put aside as the sweet ending of a meal. Room4Dessert proves them wrong by creating not one but nine courses of dessert in one seating. Taking inspiration from the medicinal herbs, local produce, market visit, and the abundance of natural ingredients in Indonesia, Goldfarb and his energetic team creates two different set menus per year. On top of that, they also offer classic cocktails and fine wines to be paired for each dish in the menu. The dark and intimate ambience of Room4Dessert provides a sanctuary for the lost souls who are craving for sugar, spice, and alcohol. At the heart of it, stand a long dessert bar with a well-stocked cabinet of spirits and liquors. I take my seat there and finally decided on three a la carte desserts after a careful reading on the interestingly named desserts. Guest also can order all nine desserts or half portion of everything. Upbeat tunes are filling the air while conversation

Will Goldfarb Photo courtesy of Martin Westlake

Photo courtesy of Martin Westlake

with the talents behind the bar keeps

mousse,

me company. “This is my first job

The pairing works well together,

and this August, it’s going to be my

balancing the sweet with the right

second year here,” said Angling, the

amount of sour. Indeed, the desserts

20 years old Balinese bartender who

read like a line-up of Indonesia’s rich

expertly making me a punchy New

natural produce: cashew, moringa,

York Sour.

mangosteen, coconut, cocoa, rosella,

The drink is paired with the literary inspired

dessert

called

Whiskey,

and

sorghum

popcorn.

and so much more. Goldfarb

greets

his

guests

Torture, Turgenev. The smoky char

personally while letting his team

grilled pineapple is accompanied by

preparing the carefully hand-crafted

a melt-in-your-mouth sable breton,

dishes, one by one. Andre, one of the

vanilla ice cream, smooth whiskey

bright young pastry chef from

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THE ISLAND Jakarta, has been working at Room4Dessert for one year. He works closely with Goldfarb in creating the menu and admits that he has learned a lot of things. “Creativity and innovation are the two most important things that I learned here,” claims Andre. Goldfarb also attributes the success of his dessert bar to his team. “Look, it is not easy to make a dessert place but it just shows you how hard our team have been working in the past three years. For many of them, Room4Dessert is their first jobs. I consider us fortunate to attract such talented and passionate people, and it is our commitment to develop their skill and talent. They can be the next generation of Indonesian pastry chefs at the level of anywhere in the world,” says Goldfarb. My second treat is the Incidente Stradale. This tribute to coconut is made of coconut water, coconut water vinegar, white coffee, and turmeric jamu. Often dubbed by the staff at Room4Dessert, as the Balinese tiramisu because of its similarity in texture, the dessert is plated beautifully on a thick ceramic ware. The dessert is a strong evidence of Room4Dessert’s philosophy in creating delicious thing that

Whiskey Torture Turgenev Photo courtesy of Martin Westlake

also look good and make the guests happy. Needless to say, by this time, I am smiling ear-to-ear. Saving the best for last, I ended my evening of sweet treat with Chocolate Caramel Créme Bruleé. Dark, sweet, bitter, and salty are mixing luxuriously together in each and every spoonful of it. Apparently, magic happens when you put caramel, rosella, and sea salt together. Before leaving the premise, I manage to ask Goldfarb and Andre about what can we expect from the next new menu. They grin and throw me a mysterious look. “It will be called The Late Twentieth Century Troubadours and the Trouble with Persephone. Expect a contemporary take on classical dishes with local ingredients, delicious flavour, and interesting technique,” tells Andre.

ROOM4DESSERT Jl. Sanggingan, Ubud, Bali Phone +62 361 553 2598

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DEEP LOOK

Entrepreneur’s Challenges by Chef Rahmat Kusnedi “Entrepreneur and President of Indonesia Pastry Alliance”

Here are some thoughts on entrepreneurship from someone who has walked down both employment and entrepreneurship Words: Edwin Pangestu Photo: Dwi N Hadi

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DEEP LOOK

T

here’s a myth in the business

some sort of stingy when it comes

“To be an entrepreneur means

world that says, 9 out of 10

to money, but actually, you need to

that you have to be prepared to suffer

businesses failed. Bloomberg

be mindful in spending your money

loss for at least a year.” To illustrate

is a bit more optimistic by saying 8

if you were to be an entrepreneur.

what he meant, CRK remembered

out of 10 failed within the first 18

I have to admit, most of our people

they days when he started Physallis’s.

months. Whether you believe it or not,

are very consumptive, they spend

“I haven’t really resigned from my

one thing is certain: entrepreneurship

the salaries on things and only save a

job. The first thing I do was to make

promises great risk, along with the big

little, if not nothing, at the end of the

a solid team in my workplace so I

profit. How can you tell that you have

month,” explained CRK. When you

would have the time to do the work

what it takes to be an entreprenur?

have the last mentioned attitude in

in Physallis’s. I’ve started the business

Chef Rahmat Kusnedi views on this

starting a new business, chaos awaits.

from renting a garage, with only 3

topic might help you decide.

have

employees. However, my business

years

the ablitiy to measure our own

hasn’t really got any profit back then.

at the top 5 star hotels in Jakarta

capabilities, not only financially, but

I used my salary from my job to cover

and abroad, now he’s an owner

also mentally. “Let say if have orders

the operational cost. Every month

of

which

from an airlines. If the cost to make a

I spent around Rp 12 million to keep

supplies pastry products to hotels

product is Rp 10.000, while the airline

the business running. I thought I’d

and restaurants, also the President

only has the budget of Rp 3.000,

have enough revenue to cover the

of Indonesia Pastry Alliance (IPA).

what would you do? Entrepreneurs

operational in 3 months, I was wrong,”

From his vast experience, the Chef

automatically calculates in his mind,

he laughed.

who’s also known by his initial CRK

he might downgrade the ingredients

has a simple way to find out whether

by

someone has the capablities to be an

couverture

entrepreneur.

He’s

been

Physallis’s,

working

a

for

company

It

is

also

important

to

The situation got better in 7th

of

month and within a year, Physallis’s

dairy

revenue was enough to cover the

cream as opposed to dairy cream. If

operational cost. “And then I began

“I can tell from his activities

the number is right, he might take it.

to wonder, are we gonna expand

and mobilities. When I see some

But if he’s an idealist, he might turn

the size of the company or stay this

whose life’s involving only around

down the offer. He might focus on

way? If we were to expand, we have

his home and and his workplace,

the high end market, the 5 star hotels,

to move to a bigger place, with more

he’s a career person. In his career,

even though the size is quite small,

equipments, more staffs. What I have

he will be an expert, a specialist. On

but it’s an exclusive market. That’s an

in mind back then was, how much

the other hand, when I see he has

entrepreneur, he knows his market,

more expense I have to spend each

agendas outside workplace, be it

his capabilities,” said CRK.

month? I calculated and I found out

using

compound

instead

chocolate,

non

teaching in some classes, or making products for his online pastry shops,

that it was impossible for me to go

The Startup Days

alone, I have to find partner,” said

I think he has the potential to be an

If you’re thinking you’re too old

entrepreneur. In fact, you don’t have

start, listen to what CRK got to say.

When you’re starting up, never

strictly selling products, offering your

“There’s no such thing as late, it’s

expect an ideal situation. CRK was

service as consultant is also part of

more to your capacity. I already have

handling everything from the garage,

entrepreneurship,” he said.

the necessary experience, but starting

from the production, finance, delivery,

other

a business is also about finding the

and HR. “After running for a while, I

important indicators. According to

moment, mine just came 4 years ago.

started to prioritize things. I didn’t

CRK, the one with entrepreneurial

How can you tell it was the moment?

want to be bothered with cash flow,

spirit usually pay high attention to

Because I believed it. I felt I have the

so I hired finance staff and everything

food costing, operational cost, has

criteria to start my own business, and

about money is out from my activity.

higher sense of belonging to the

about the detailed plan A or plan B,

After that, I hire the HR staff, and so

companies’ assets, also to the staffs.

I could figure it out later as I run the

on. We’re talking about managerial

“You also might think that he’s

business.”

skill here,” he explained.

There

are

also

some

CRK.

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Aspiring Beyond Loyalty There’s more to it than just loyalty from the prolific chef Woro Prabandari. For more than two decades now and a title of Executive Pastry Chef at Grand Hyatt Jakarta, the motherly chef shared PASSION the recipe for excellence in career and balancing it with family and pastime. Words: Rian Farisa Photo: Dwi N Hadi

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PA SSIO N How did you find out about your passion with pastry?

“However, seeing that only a few women were in professional pastry industry at that time, I decided to prove my mettle and spend the extra hours refining my skills.”

I think it’s because at one point during my childhood, I started giving a hand to my mother when she’s in the kitchen. For some reason, I had always been keen with baking and we started by making the classic stuff. My mother used to cook for events at my father’s office, so that’s how I became accustomed with the know-hows in the kitchen and became serious at it. How was the beginning of your love story with Hyatt? After some time seeing myself really into cooking, my parents decided to enroll me to hospitality school and ever since day one I already focused myself with pastry. Before my graduation, I applied for internship at Hyatt and got accepted. As you can see, the rest is history. Care to tell us a bit about your career here until you reach this height? Initially I was assigned as part of the preopening team for Grand Hyatt Jakarta and received training at Hyatt Aryaduta. In the early nineties perhaps only a handful of five-star hotels can be found in Jakarta and expatriates were so many back then. However, seeing that only a few women were in professional pastry industry at that time, I decided to prove my mettle and spend the extra hours refining my skills. I

took

the

opportunity

to

train

whenever I can with fellow pastry chefs after hour, and the veterans. For example since the beginning of my career there’s Mr.

Gottfried

Schützenberger,

Hyatt

international pastry legend, and one time I was also tutored by Pierre Hermé himself. What was the turning point of your career? Professional

competitions.

Singapore

was hosting 1992 Salon Culinaire and I

volunteered

to

participate

in

the

tournament with a small team. Working in the kitchen requires me at least 12 hours a day and we had to focus only with work. Only then after working hours, the team gathered to spend the extra time for planning and practicing. I usually got

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PA SSION home late around midnight and had to be back at work again at 7am the next day! Our sacrifice was not without reward. We won the gold medal for dessert platter category and I got promoted. Apparently the company appreciated the effort! The

following

Salon

Culinaire

competitions were held in Jakarta and I participated again, until finally I was appointed as Pastry Chef back in 1998. Now I’m giving the rein to younger chefs and enjoy tutoring them for competitions. What are your plan for the future after you retire? There are so many offers asking me to teach. I’d really like do that in the future! We heard that you like traveling. Tell us a bit about that? Traveling is something that I do from time to time with the family. I take pleasure by dedicating myself for the company and rarely take a leave. That’s why I have so many days to spend for holiday! Recently we went to Bali with the whole family - me, my husband, and our three sons. We prefer visiting beaches and of course, eating. Having a privilege as part of Hyatt family enables me to visit their properties everywhere in the world. Certainly going with the whole family is important to maintain the work-life balance.

GRAND HYATT JAKARTA Plaza Indonesia, Jl. M.H. Thamrin No.30, Gondangdia, Menteng, Central Jakarta, Indonesia 10350 Phone: +6221 2992 1234

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PA SSION RECIPE

Es Pis a ng Hij a u By Chef Woro Prabandari

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PA SSION RECIPE

Es Pisang Hija u By Chef Woro Prabandari

When challenged to create a modern Indonesian take on dessert, Chef Woro was not hesitated to choose Southern Sulawesi’s pride and joy - es pisang ijo. Her contemporary take for this dessert is to create the klepon-based sphere that contains the banana itself. Rather than the usual banana-shaped klepon, she chose the sphere shape as a more elegant approach for the street dessert. Chef Woro also shaped the bubur sumsum into noodles, creating a nest to put the pisang ijo sphere in place. Additionally, she added dots of sweet banana syrup as an important representation of the much-loved syrup from the traditional version. To give the extra crunchiness, there are banana biscuts - crushed and spread all over the plate.

INGREDIENTS Pisang hijau sphere 150 gram 100 gram 50 gram 50 gram

Pisang tanduk, steamed Rice flour Glutinous rice flour Sagoo flour

50 50 50 150

gram ml ml ml

Granulated sugar Suji leaf extract Pandan leaf extract Coconut milk

Coconut milk porridge / bubur sum sum 25 gram Rice flour 60 gram Granulated sugar 5 gram Salt 500 ml Coconut milk Frambozen syrup 100 gram Granulated sugar 50 ml Water To taste Frambozen essence METHOD Pisang hijau sphere: 1. Steam pisang tanduk for 15 to 20 minutes until it becomes smooth. Make into round shapes. 2. Mix well other ingredients and cook until sticky and spherical. Fill it with the round-shaped steamed banana. 3. Steam for additional 15 to 20 minutes. Cool it down and ready to serve. Bubur sum sum: 1. Mix all ingredients together. 2. Cook until bubbly and cool it down for 5 minutes. 3. Chill first before served. Frambozen syrup: 1. Bring sugar and water to boil for 10 minutes. 2. Add frambozen essence into it and cool it down. How to style the dish: 1. On the plate, make the bubur sum sum into pasta shape. 2. With the bubur sum sum as the foundation, put the banana sphere on the top. 3. Decorate the dish with frambozen syrup drops. You can decorate it with biscuits to make it crunchy or other garnish if you like. 4. Enjoy!

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The 3rd Interfood Bali

T

he 3rd Interfood Bali was held in Bali Nusa Dua Convention Centre March 16th-18th 2017. The event featured some interesting events in some specific fields, such as Coffee Roasting Class by AEKI and PPKI, Roasting Competition by SCAI, Bali Sommelier Competition by Indonesia Sommelier Association – Bali Chapter, Baking and Cooking demo by professional chefs. Bali’s Vice Governor, Sudikerta and CEO of PT Kristamedia Pratama, Daud D. Salim were present at the ribbon-cutting ceremony, along many other invitations. Sudikerta highly appreciated the event and hoped that similar event can be held not only in Nusa Dua, but also in other destinations in Bali. Indonesia Pastry Alliance chefs also held the baking demo through its 3 chefs: Rahmat Kusnedi (Swiss Rolls, Thai Coconut Jelly, Pie Cheese Cake), Louis Tanuhadi (chocolate pralines: Balinese Sea Salt Caramel, Mount Agung, and Virgin Coconut), and Tusyadi (Chocolate and Cream Cheese Mango Apple Brulle). They also shared stage with other chefs such as Farah Quinn,Eduardo Enrique Montes Traverso, Andy Tan, Tan See Fong, and Dedie Soekartin.

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High Fidelity This chef and restauranteur behind four of Indonesia’s leading restaurants hardly need any introductions. Renowned for his devotion in pushing the boundary and defining the new Indonesian gastronomy, Mandif Warokka agrees to answer some of our burning questions about his current obsession, love for audiophile, and how a good dessert should be created. Words: Eve Tedja Photo: Heri Obrink

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PA SSIO N We heard that there will be some changes in your restaurants. I am currently obsessed with the possibility of achieving Zen’s philosophy through food. Frankly speaking, I think we are done with unnecessary ruffles. I feel that it is time to seek purity, clarity, and simplicity in a dish. Therefore, Teatro Gastroteque will become more refined and sophisticated, French cuisine with Japanese philosophy, if I may. While BLANCO par Mandif will serve an evolving Indonesian dish, natural and harmonious with just three or four ingredients in each dish but done very well. The focus is essentially on the flavour. Everything else is ornamental. However,

Modicum,

will

have

a

different approach. It will be a dedicated grill room serving premium and interesting cuts. Only Moringa will stay the same, a casual meeting place serving good food. We marvel on the way you arrange your schedule. Can you tell us about what Chef Mandif Warokka does in a day? My day usually starts at Teatro, then off to Ubud for BLANCO, and ended at Modicum where I can unwind and relax with my music collection. Currently, I am also a consultant for several restaurant projects in Jakarta, Bandung, and Surabaya, which makes flying also a big part of my schedule. Yes, we heard that you are an audiophile. How do you enjoy your music? I appreciate analogue more and more these days, precisely because of its rich texture and musical depth. There are so many details that we can hear from a vinyl recording. I particularly enjoy jazz made by artists from specific countries like Italy or France. Their vocal talents are so rich and they are able to translate their culture into their music. I appreciate the fact that there are imperfections in their music that makes it somehow perfect, do you know what I mean? We

know

exactly

what

you

mean.

Speaking of culture, how does your own culture affect your career as a chef? I grew up in Manado and often helped my mother to cook in the kitchen. Our family

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love good Indonesian food and I was

I simply love to eat. There’s no way

raised by a father who loves varieties in his

somebody can become a good chef if he

dinner table and a mother who seasoned

or she doesn’t like to eat and experience

her cookings exceptionally well. We have

food. Only later when I decided to become

lived in several places like Ujung Pandang

a professional chef, that I refined my palate

and Biak, hence, our kitchen is rich with

and learned about the technical aspects

Indonesian recipes and since we lived in

that makes a good dish.

Manado where everyone were basudara or part of the family, we often have friends,

How do you define a good dessert?

neighbours, and family members come

For me, a good dessert has to have

over to our house and eat.

strong basic ingredient. Say, the mango.

I think those experience eventually

That mango has to be the best mango,

become my flavour database. I consider

picked during its best season. The chef’s

myself lucky to be able to taste good

duty is to make its flavour memorable by

food since I was young, and later in life, it

improving its texture by using different

prompted me to become a chef because

techniques and supporting ingredients. In


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“It’s not about showing off your skill as a chef. Instead, show it by improving the quality of the ingredients and enhance its flavour”

the end, the mango has to be the star. I am

impression you can give to your restaurant

opportunity because it is an untapped

an ingredients driven chef and that’s how

patron. Play with their emotion through

market. Indonesian loves their sweets. It is

I design my menu. Do not use too many

taste and texture. Usually, once I got

a risk, but it can be done as long as it is

techniques and confuse the patron. It’s

the necessary ingredients, I immediately

supported by a strong concept, product

not about showing off your skill as a chef.

imagine how to translate those ingredients

creativity, and smart branding. As long as

Instead, show it by improving the quality

into different dishes and texture. Be it a

the dessert or the pastry is created based

of the ingredients and enhance its flavour.

contrasting or a refined, elegant texture.

on a wholesome strong concept, I believe it can be a success. We need more chefs

How important is a dessert to the total

Is there a room for dessert in Indonesia’s

who are innovators with creative vision

dining experience?

gastronomic market?

and daring entrepreneurship spirits.

Very important. It is the last and the lasting

I

believe

dessert

has

the

biggest

BLANCO PAR MANDIF Jalan Raya Tjampuhan, Museum Blanco Complex, Ubud-Gianyar, Bali Phone: +62361 4792284

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D u o V al rh on a wit h B e e t root By Chef Mandif Warokka

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Duo Valrhona with Beetroot By Chef Mandif Warokka

Mascarpone Mousse Mascarpone 500gr Cream 500gr Sugar 200gr Yolk 5 pcs Gelatine 8 pcs (melted) Method Whipped cream until stiff peak, and set aside Add Sabayon Sugar, Yolk and Gelatin Add Mascarpone Fold into two Choco Praline Choco 300gr Yolk 7 pcs Sugar 250gr Water 85ml Cream 500ml Gelatin 5 pcs Method Beat yolk, heat sugar and water Add melted Chocolate Add Gelatin, mixed until everything is well mixed

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Beetroot Beetroot, Wine, Sugar, Brandy How: Boiled everything together until soft the beetroot is tender. Cut it to shape.


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You’re Hot Then You’re Cold Chef Lorenzo Sollecito used to be hot, until he had an affair with pastry Words: Edwin Pangestu Photo: Dwi N Hadi

T

he line from Katy Perry’s song

20 something I was in the hot kitchen. I

screw up the recipe, all of the cake will not

describes the transformation of

moved to Milano at Bvlgari Hotel under

be as good.

Lorenzo Sollecito perfectly (only

Elio Sironi, he’s a quite famous chef in

Pasta might consist of 2 or 3 things,

that line, don’t continue, please). The

Italy. From there I came to Florence for the

the pasta, the sauce, and condiments. In

Executive Pastry Chef of Four Seasons

opening of Four Seasons. Actually I was a

this cake (Dadar Gulung), we have 30-

Hotel Jakarta, is probably one of the most

CDP (Chef De Partie), almost a Sous Chef,

40 different products from butter, sugar,

interesting figures we’ve met for this

but I totally changed department, I moved

palm sugar to the gula jawa, it’s much

issue, mainly for two reasons. The first

from hot kitchen to pastry.

more complex. I’m not saying that the

one, Lorenzo is actually used to be a hot

(hot) kitchen is not challenging, but in

kitchen chef. He even almost became a

Why started all over?

pastry we have different challenge, there’s

sous chef in Italy, before he decided to

Well because, you know, in the beginning

more room for creativity. The good thing

enter the delicate world of pastry. The

it’s always my dream to try. To me, to be

is, during the service, we usually just do 2

second reason is the fact that an Italian

a complete chef in the kitchen, you need

or 3 (final) touch.

chef is displaying his rendition of our

to have experience in pastry. Pastry chef

favorite street snack, Dadar Gulung.

is usually a bit more the funky part of the

What do you consider as the best pastry

Four

team, we are much more creative. At that

product in Italy?

Seasons Hotel Jakarta, Lorenzo told us his

time, I believed that for growing in the right

The strudel of my mother (laugh). Actually,

story from his hometown in Italy, his view

way, I had to put myself in the situation

as a pastry chef, I’m not that used to

about the difference of hot kitchen and

tow work under a very good pastry chef.

consume pastry or sweet product outside

pastry, his style, also his unique choice of

That’s why I moved to Florence, and after

my job. If I see something interesting, I

hobby, squash.

6 months, I said, “Okay, I like it!”

want to try to understand what is behind

Where do you come from?

You’ve been working in both kitchens,

life, I’m more into the savory food, I prefer

I came from Mezzocorona (province of

what’s so interesting about pastry?

steak.

Trento, Italy), it’s not really a town, more

Well, it’s totally another kind of life; you

like a village with only 5.000 people

have much more time in preparation. In

You’ve

living there, at the bottom of a beautiful

hot kitchen, you have more restrictive

pastry. How does it differs from Italian

mountain.

time, you have to focus on what you’re

counterpart?

doing in that specific time, whether it’s the

Indonesian pastries are very sweet. In here,

How did you start to work in the kitchen?

meat, pasta, risotto, whatever. In pastry,

people are looking for sponge cake, soft

I started in hot kitchen in Venice, to

everything is planned from the beginning.

bread, we (Italians) are on the opposite

some other places, and then I go back

You have no range for error, which we had

side. However, I really enjoy the flavor of

Tuscany in one really beautiful hotel. Until

in the hot kitchen. In pastry, let say you

some desserts like Lapis Legit, if it’s done

Between

his

busy

hours

in

the dish. Other than that, in my private

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many

of

Indonesian


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PA SSION Seasons Hotel Singapore. We shared the apartment, we were single and young. He’s a very hyperactive guy, always wants to do something. Basically, in our days off, we try to wake up at nine o clock, go to squash for 2 to 3 hours in the morning.

“I believe in a very nice, classic, rustic things like, tiramisu, apple crumble, and again, the strudel of my mother. They’re the best things you can have”.

He’s much better than me, most of the time he always win, but my passion for squash comes from him. How far have you gone with squash, I mean, have you entered any competitions? No no no, the work that we do doesn’t leave that much time for hobby. But when it was possible, especially in Singapore, (we do it) once or twice a week. Its a good exercise because, actually, if you see the amount of calories you burnt for one hour of squash is like 3 hours of tennis. It is much faster, and requires more reaction. I haven’t really played here in Indonesia

properly. I also love Nastar, its my favorite

combination

of

classic

and

modern

one. The pineapple….. I can finish everthing

products. We have cakes such as 360

in one day.

Chocolate, Raspberry Earl Grey which

o

because I haven’t got any buddies to play with.

uses very modern, funky presentation

Do you find any relationship between

You worked in Singapore, right? How

with shiny glazing. In here, we try to mix

squash and pastry?

does it differ from Indonesia?

both classic and modern because when

No, maybe you know, sometimes these

Singapore is a little bit more western. It’s

you only have one, automatically you

kind of sports that release the stress help

something that is coming to Jakarta soon,

cut off the part of the business, part of

you to think clearly. Sometimes when i

obviously with the development of this

the (potential) guests. We want to give

was waiting for my friend i start to play

country; the people will travel more all

choices to everyone. We also have other

by myself, put the music in the earplug,

over the world. In term of presentation,

products such as Seven Wonders Bonbon,

you don’t put much attention to the game,

both of the culture are very demanding.

sliced cakes, and macarons.

but you smash the ball hard, it helps me in thinking.

Singaporeans, as well as indonesia, they like very good looking thing, they know

Every chef has his own specialization,

what is good, the look is the first thing. For

what’s yours?

Finally, in your opinion, can you tell future

us Italians, its completely different, taste

Well, I love working with chocolate. Not

trend of pastry?

is always the first thing. It doesn’t have to

really in terms of products, i mean, of

I think the trend have to be followed but

look perfect; our culture is a bit rustic in

course I like mousse cake and bonbons,

you don’t have to (really)stick with it. I

terms of presentation, even the tiramisu.

but i’m more into chocolate sculpture.

believe in a very nice, classic, rustic things

Our tiramisu is not like super Japanese

So when i have time or possibility to do,

like, tiramisu, apple crumble, and again,

precise, it doesn’t have to be like that. It’s

let say for festivities, like the upcoming

the strudel of my mother. They’re the

more like home style presentation, Mama

Mother’s Day, New Year, Christmas, I try to

best things you can have. No need to take

style.

spend some time after my work with some

chemical, spherification, and foams, I’m

of my staffs to create something special.

not that kind of chef. Not because, it’s not

But I don’t think Four Seasons’ cake shop;

nice, but it’s not my style. My style again,

La Patisserie is Mama style, right?

Tell us about your hobby, squash.

is developed product, combined product

Yeah, it’s French style outlets, full of

I start to play squash with my friend Luca,

together, presented in a nice day. Nothing

gold. What you’ll experience there, is

he was a restaurant chef in Regent Four

that is foam, molecular, it’s not for me.

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I n don e s i a n St one By Chef Lorenzo Sollecito

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Indonesian Stone By Lorenzo Sollecito

This is my rendition to one of your pastry product that I love, it’s kind of street food. It’s something that I think you grow up with. Well, as usual I analyze product by product, what makes it special. So in Indonesian Stone, we have coconut, pandan, and gula jawa. These are 3 very basic products, but they matched each other very well. With some fantasies and technique I made the funky version of it. We got coconut mousse and then coconut sable in the bottom. We also got soft gula jawa cream, it’s a little bit salted. You don’t expect this kind of texture from gula jawa, but for me it matches very well. It’s a dessert that looks like a stone, we have a small garden here, couple of butterflies, that’s it.

Gula Melaka Creme Brule 20 gr Cream 20 gr Milk 12 gr Yolk 11 gr Gula Melaka Method: • Heat and mix cream, milk and gula melaka in low heat until warm. Remove from heat and add yolks. • Refrigerate the mixture for overnight • Place the mixture on a mold and put it in the oven at 90OC for 25-28 minutes. Remove from the oven, let it cool down and refrigerate

Coconut Pandan Sable 35 gr Flour 3 gr Coconut grated 1 gr Salt 12 gr Sugar 23 gr Butter 1 gr Vanilla essence 7 gr Yolk q.b gr Pandan essence Method: Mix all of Ingredients

Coconut Mousse 375 gr Coconut Milk 8 gr Milk 7 gr Sugar 1 gr Gelatine Powder 6 gr Water 60 gr Cream 7 gr Coconut Puree 0,5 nos Lime Zest Grated 3 gr Lemon Juice 10 gr Dry Coconut Method: • Whip cream until it is light and fluffy • Set the pan at 60OC then mix coconut milk, milk coconut puree, sugar and lemon juice • In the meantime, mix gelatine and water and put it in the microwave until they melt. Then add the liquid mixture • Blend the mixture in a cold bain marie and drop temperature until 30OC. Add cream, dry coconut and lime zest Pandan Joconde 10 gr Whole eggs 42 gr Sugar 5 gr Trimoline 43 gr Ground almond 21 gr Flour 20 gr Pandan essence 27 gr Sugar 10 gr Melted butter 65 gr White eggs Method: • Whip whole eggs, sugar and trimoline for 15 minute at medium fast speed • Add dry item and pandan essence. In the meantime, whip white eggs and sugar until a fluffy consistency • Add butter to the first mixture and combine it • Add the whipped white eggs and mix it slowly until a smooth texture • Set the oven at 185OC and bake for 12-14 minutes •

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C

hef Tay Chee Siang, also known as Otto Tay, is currently

What is your most favorite tools in the kitchen?

one of the most influential lecturer chefs in the Academy of

Every tool is important for me but if you want a specific one, I’d say

Pastry Art Malaysia. I know him as one of the most talented

Bamix Hand Blender. It always gives me the smooth texture that

young chefs in Malaysia. Despite his outstanding achievements in

other hand mixers can not achieve.

his young age, he stays humble. In fact, Otto was very generous in sharing experiences as well as sharing constructive tricks and

Are there some big-name chefs who become role models in your

criticisms for his students.

career, or at least affect your job?

Throughout his career, Otto has some remarkable achievements. In 2015, Otto represented Malaysia in Coupe du Monde de la

Chef Jess, my first Chef in my career, without him, there will be no Otto. He is my mentor.

Patisserie 2015 where Malaysia was ranked 4th from 21 participating countries. He also has his own lists of personal achievements such

Are there any great things that you want to do in the near future?

as the Best Plated Dessert Award in Asia Pastry Cup 2014, Most

In the modern world, machines play important roles, such as

Outstanding Young Pastry Chef in Malaysia, for 2012 and 2013,

thermoform, 3d printer, and many more to come. They might

Most Outstanding Chocolate Showpiece of Culinary Malaysia FHM

replace human skills, but the machines still need the imagination,

2011 Malaysia Cup, and numerous bronze to gold medals from both

creation, art sense, and creativity from the chefs.

national and international competitions. Otto Tay shares his story, perspective and his hobby exclusively for Passion Media.

Do you have other hobbies that many people do not know, other than what you do now?

What’s your background that made you go into this pastry

This is the funny part, actually I am DOTA player (Defense of The

business?

Ancient, online PC game). Sometimes, when I got too stressed

When I was in the kindergarten, every morning I was waiting an

out, I will go play DOTA with my brother. That’s the only time I

Indian guy driving a motorcycle and selling the bun. I really love to

temporary forget about the whole pastry stuffs.

eat his Pandan Kaya Butter Cream Bun. Because of this, I want to become a baker, so bad.

What are your predictions for this year’s trend in the pastry business?

Did anybody else influence your career?

In my opinion, trend is something that’s unpredictable. Anything

I think the most influential person to me in many ways was my

can be trend in a sudden, it depends on how much passion and

mother. She knows that I love to eat bun more than rice, that’s why

effort you’re putting in and if there are people who are amazed by

she encouraged me to learn pastry.

your work, you are actually making your own trend.

What is your favorite thing to do?

What advice and tips can you give especially the younger

I love brainstorming with all pastry friends, developing new skills

generation?

and new products.

In my opinion, attitude is important than skills. Keep in mind, always be humble.

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Nuance by Chef Qothrun Nada

Tulip Chocolate tulipchocolate

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RECIPE Sugar Dough 200 g Vivo PL 240L or unsalted butter 100 g Refined Sugar 3 g Vanilla Extract 1 g Egg 300 g Low protein flour Method: 1. Whisk PL 240 L, refined sugar, and vanilla extract to creamy and pale. 2. Mix the egg until blended 3. Mix low protein flour with low speed until blended 4. Wrap the dough with plastic warp and refrigerate for 1 hour Almond Cream 100 g Icing sugar 100 g Butter 100 g Almond Powder 100 g Eggs 25 g Low protein flour 75 g Pastry Cream Method: 1. Whisk butter, almond powder, and refined sugar until blended 2. Put vanilla extract and low protein flour and mix until blended Chestnut Glazed 250 g Sugar 500 g Water 1 ea Vanilla Bean 100 g Chestnut Whole Frozen Method: 1. Cook the water and sugar and vanilla bean together until dissolved 2. Put the chestnut in cook until tender, strain and reserve Finishing: 1. Roll the sugar dough up to 2mm thickness, put into 10x30 cm pie pan 2. Put the almond cream arrange the chestnut glazed 3. Bake at 180째C for 30 minutes / until cooked 4. Keep it in room temperature Chocolate Genoise 500 g Eggs 250 g Sugar 50 g Water 5 g Vanilla Extract 12 g Baking Powder 200 g Low Protein Flour 30 g Maizena 50 g Tulip Bordeaux 20 g Cake Emulsifier 50 g Vivo PL 240L Method: 1. Whisk together the eggs, sugar, water, low protein flour, maizena,

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Tulip Bordeaux, and baking powder Add cake emulsifier and vanilla extract then whisk until fluffy Finally add a melted Vivo PL 240 L Put in into 30x40 cm pan that has been coated with baking paper Bake at 180째C for 30-40 minutes

Dark Chocolate Cremeux 250 g Fresh Milk 25 g Sugar 40 g Egg York 250 g TULIP Easimelt Dark - AURA 65% 9 g Gelatine (soak with 30ml cold water) 350 g Whipping Cream Method: 1. Mix egg yolk with sugar 2. Bring the fresh milk to boil 3. Pour the boiled milk, into the egg mixture, cook to 80째C, until slightly thickened 4. Pour into TULIP Easimelt Dark - AURA 65%, mix until all chocolate melts, let cool to room temperature 5. Flod in whipped cream which has been whipped to 60% develop

Dark Chocolate Glaze 300 g Sugar 150 g Water 300 g Glucose 200 g Sweetened Condensed Milk 30 g Gelatine (soak with 100gr cold water) 150 g TULIP Easimelt Milk - LACTEA 34% 50 g TULIP Easimelt White - IVORY 33% 300 g Neutral Gel Method: 1. Cook the sugar, water, and glucose to temperature 101째C 2. Add into sweetened condensed milk 3. Put gelatin that has been soaked in cold water 4. Pour in melted TULIP Easimelt Milk - LACTEA 34% and TULIP Easimelt White - IVORY 33%, stirring with Immersion blender until blended 5. Add neutral gel into the mixture

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Serene by Chef Christian Dewabrata S.

Tulip Chocolate tulipchocolate

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RECIPE Chocolate Moelleux 250 g Fresh Milk 25 g Sugar 40 g Egg Yolk 250 g TULIP Easimelt Dark - AURA 65% 9 9 Gelatine (soak with 30ml cold water) 350 g Whipping Cream Method: 1. Mix egg yolk with sugar 2. Bring the fesh milk to boil 3. Pour the boiled milk, into the egg mixture, cook to 80°C, until slightly thickened 4. Pour the TULIP Easimelt Dark - AURA 65%, mix until all chocolate melt, let cool to room temperature 5. Fold in whipped cream which has been whipped to 60% develop Pistache Cremeux 90 g Fresh Milk 225 g Whipping Cream 1 en Vanilla Pod 35 g Pistacho Paste 90 g Egg Yolk 50 g Sugar 11 g Gelatine (soak with 35ml cold water) Method: 1. Mix egg yolk together with sugar 2. Bring milk, cream, vanilla, pistachio paste to a boil, pour into the egg yolk mixture, mix well 3. Pour in gelatin and mix to dissolve Airy Chocolate 300 g Tempered TULIP Easimelt Dark AURA 65% Method: 1. Transfer tempered TULIP Easimelt Dark - AURA 65% to siphon 2. Charge with 2 cream charger, let rest 10 minute 3. Shake and charge into container, keep chilled 4. Break into pieces Coconut Water Fluid Gel 200 g Coconut Water 50 g Coconut Cream 5 g Sugar 5 g Agar-agar Method: 1. Bring all ingredient to boil, transfer to a container, let set chiller 2. Blend until smooth and paste like Coconut Sable 160 g Egg Yolk 320 g Sugar Granulated 320 g Unsalted Butter

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5 g Salt 400 g Medium Flour 100 g Coconut Dessicated 30 g Baking Powder Method: 1. Beat butter, salt and sugar, add in yolk 2. Sieve flour and baking powder, flod into the above 3. Stir in dessicated coconut, let it cool 4. Roll in between a silpat, bake at 180°C for 15 minute 5. Crush and keep in sealed container Kale Micro Sponge 25 g Kale Puree 25 g Salad Oil 120 g White Egg 60 g Egg Yolk 40 g Sugar 25 g Medium Flour

Method: 1. Mix all ingredient, transfer to a siphon, charge with two N2O let cool shake before using 2. Make 3 slit at the bottom of the paper cup, pipe until 1/3 full, bake in microwave for 30 sec, on max power 3. Turn upside down, let cool Chocolate Spray 150 g TULIP Easimelt Dark - AURA 65% 50 g TULIP Cocoa Butter ± Arte light grey Method: 1. Melt ivory and cocoa butter 2. Color with TULIP Arte light grey and transfer to spray gun 3. Spray frozen chocolate moelleux, obtain a stone like texture

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Living the Classic Urban Tale A group of friends who share the same love of teamed up to open a coffee shop. I wish the story were that simple. Words: Edwin Pangestu Photo: Dwi N Hadi

A

dmit it, we’ve had similar kind of

business to gain deeper knowledge, and

dream at some point in our lives.

they also started to delegate the roles

I’m speaking to you, millenials.

among themselves. “Aga is responsible for

And if you plan to start your own coffee

the roasting and operational, while Rendy

shop business, here’s a story you should

takes care of the design and branding. I’m

hear. It’s from the people who’s been there

more to the marketing side, collaborations,

and done that, or should I say, still there,

back office, finance and stuffs. Actually, it’s

still doing that. It’s a story of Muhammad

a bit like left-over role, probably because

Aga, Rendy Mahesa, and Cindy Herlin

I’m the only woman here,” she laughed.

Marta and their place, Coffeesmith. The beginning is a bit cliché. Rendy

The Concept

and Cindy were coffee hoppers. Whenever

What sets Coffeesmith apart from

they saw a coffee shop, they would be

other coffee shops, is that they’re willing

there until one day, destiny interfered and

to spend more times to prepare, we’re

they bump into Muhammad Aga who was

talking

working at a coffee shop in Fatmawati,

also concerned about having a direct

South Jakarta. “We met but never involved

relationship

in direct conversation. At that time, Rendy

“In 2015, there’s only a few coffee shop

was really into (manual) brewing and want

which sourced the bean directly from the

to brew his own coffee at home. I wanted

farmers. Until now, 80% of our bean is

to give him brewing tools as present,

directly sourced,” said Cindy.

about

2-3

with

years. the

Coffeesmith

coffee

farmers.

but I didn’t have any ideas, so I ask Aga

Finally, in June 2015, Coffeesmith

for recommendation. He even taught us

opened for the first time. “Even though we

the brewing method. This was in 2013,”

have 3 different roles, we have the same

recalled Cindy.

basic core, we all know how to operate

At that time, Aga was still new in this

coffee machine, how to do the manual

so called “third wave coffee” and he hadn’t

brewing, quality control, etc. We’re not the

got this “rockstar barista” status that he has

type of people who love to put our money

today from winning some competitions

in other people to run our business in the

and starring in the movie “Filosofi Kopi”.

beginning,” said Cindy.

As the relationship became more intense,

Coffeesmith is also highly engaged

they decided to start planning a coffee

with its customers. In fact, most of its

shop in the future because, according to

customers are regulars. “We provide the

Cindy, at that time, they still need a lot

second floor with more seats, because

to learn. The three began working in F&B

we already have bar and coffee roaster at

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CAFFEINE CORNER the first floor. Somehow, the customers prefer the crowded first floor; they want to see the brewing process, to chat. In here customers are not kings, they’re families.

“In here customers are not kings, they’re families”

We can even teach them how to brew the coffee,” said Cindy.

Challenges and Adaptations Entrepreneurship

promises

bigger

gain, but also bigger risk. The first risk they faced, as faced by every new entrepreneur, is the instability of income. “We’re used to work as employee with fixed income, but now we have to get used to the fluctuation Rendy, Cindy, and Aga Photo courtesy of Coffeesmith

of income. Fortunately, we don’t need too many staffs because as the owners, we can cover everything, from design, becoming baristas, and doing the back office works,” said Cindy. In the beginning, Coffeesmith is strictly a coffee shop, they don’t offer main course menus. “We don’t expect that our customers want main course so badly. We love to eat out, but we never learn how to make main course menus formally. This is quite surprising for us, but we caught up by asking for help from friends and reading books. Our food concept is quite simple, casual, comfort food that can be paired with coffee such as sandwich, brunch menus, light bites. However, we know we’re not located in Kemang or Senopati, where you can have meal here and a cup of coffee anywhere else. We understand that it took customers bigger effort just to get here, that’s why we also have rice bowl menus now,” she explained. Instead of just regular walk-in coffee shop, Coffeesmith also acts as roaster which supplies bean to other shops. “We used to think our roaster is more profitable, but nowadays, it’s our outlet. It’s funny, but these 2 businesses cover each other. The biggest challenge in the roastery, is that since we do micro lot, it’s a bit difficult to meet the demand of bigger coffee shops,” she said. Cindy

admitted

that

the

biggest

selling coffee menu in Coffeesmith is the filter coffee. Most customers who come here is the adventurous people who are mad about coffee and ready to explore the flavor possibility of the taste profiles.

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how to brew, adjusting the grinder, the

on

is highly fluctuative. “It’s interesting, you

quality checking, and stuffs. Sometimes,

Coffeesmith is working together with

can have full house at the end of the

they even don’t have any ideas of how a

the farmers in Arjuna, Malang to come

year, and then after that, it’s very slow.

good cup of coffee should taste. People

up with their own brand Srikandi with

We’re not the only one to experience

with deep pocket are willing to spend

honey

that, because other coffee shop owners

thousand dollars on branded equipments

most common coffee processing along

are going through the same thing. When

without knowing how to operate them. As

with natural and fully washed. In honey

we just started, the responds were very

a result it is common to see coffee shop

process, the skin and pulp are removed,

positive, probably because Aga just won

with expensive coffee machines, but their

leaving some of the so called mucilage, the

a competition, we got the exposure. But,

coffee sucks.”

sticky, gluey substance surrounding each

the

micro

processing.

processing,

one

of

Currently

the

three

the end of 2016 is pretty bad. I don’t know,

In other words, coffee shop owners

of the two seeds. Since it is so sticky and

perhaps it’s the economy. But a friend

can’t be half-hearted. “You’d better sell

sugary, people called it honey. The color

said that his coffee shop didn’t even have

instant noodle, there’s no profit in this

used as the name refers to the amount of

a single guest in a day, as a result, some

business if you intend to delegate someone

remaining the mucilage. The order from the

are closed down. It was pretty horrific,”

else to run this business. Coffee shop is

most mucilage to the least is: black honey,

she remembered. When the outlet slows

like having baby, you have to be involved.

red honey, yellow honey and white honey.

down, Coffeesmith go out to do coffee

Now (after running for 2 years) I can leave

“More mucilage means sweeter taste, but

catering and pop up store. They also cater

Coffeesmith for, let say, 2-3 days, or a

we have to control the processing to avoid

weddings and meetings. It has become

week maybe? Not any longer than that,

unwanted flavor,” said Cindy.

more common for people to enjoy (third

because customers will start asking for

Although it seems so much fun,

wave coffee), some offices even have

your whereabouts. So, whenever someone

running a coffee shop is not a walk in

some

comes to me to consult, I will show the

the park. We have seen too many coffee

professional,

serious

espresso

machine.

harsh reality of the business, I’ll tell them

shops closed down because the owners

Personally, the owners of Coffeesmith

the details, from the cost, the source,

only think as investors, they don’t really

also act as consultants for their friends

everything, transparently. However, the

get involved in the business. However,

or customers. Based on her experience,

best thing about this business is we help

the coffee community is one of the most

Cindy mentioned one common mistake

each other. We even recommend other

friendly and helpful communities in F&B

made by coffee shop owners. “They felt

coffee shops to our customers, this

business. Finally, if you’re tired of being a

the coffee business is going up, so they

attitude saves the industry,” explained

king, perhaps becoming a family member

open an outlet. They’re willing to hire good

Cindy.

in Coffeesmith would be more appealing

baristas, but some owners don’t want to

In the near future Coffeesmith will be

bother to learn about the coffee itself, from

focusing on the upstream, to be exact,

to you.

COFFEE SMITH Jl. Duren Tiga Raya No.19, Duren Tiga, Pancoran, South Jakarta, Indonesia 12760 Phone: +6221 7911 0054

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SPECIAL REPORT

M

ichel Suas was born in French, started baking at the of 14, trained under several renowned

chefs

before

he

made

significant

career move to USA in 1986. In 1996, he established two bakery related businesses: The San Fransisco Baking Institute (SFBI) and Thorough Bread and Pastry. Michel also acts as consultant and has traveled throughout Europe, Asia, Central America, and US. The author of “Advanced Bread and Pastry” has consulted some of the best known names in the bakery business by helping them to produce high quality artisan baked goods and to run their bakeries

with

quality

and

efficiency.

Passion Media has the opportunity to interview the man himself with the help of Joshua Goh, owner of Bread Basket, Bali. You’ve been in this industry for quite a long time. Can you tell us the situation back then when you started? I’ll talk about (the situation in) US, because in Europe, bread is part of what you consume every day. 1990 is where the evolution of quality bread came back up. It was there before, but it was mass production more than anything else. At

America’s Bakery Trend Cycle

the same time, labor force was missing, so

larger

distributor

started

to

use

premix, frozen dough and so on. Sooner or later, whatever used to be unique for one bakery became standard across from supermarkets to the bakeries. Some people in the baking industry started to wonder why we don’t have any more good bread. At that time, the restaurant revolution was up, I mean the quality of the cooking. What was missing is the bread. So the chefs started to

Michel Suas tells us the current situation of US bakery industry in general. He also advises us 2 opposite things of what we are commonly told: location is not important, and don’t start too early. Confused? Read on! Interview: Joshua Goh Words: Edwin Pangestu Photo: San Fransisco Baking Institute

request where they can get good bread. In addition, Americans started to travel more than before; they were exposed to Europe and its different bread. When they came back here, they started asking, “where is the bread?”

Therefore, the demand

of bread became big, and it even put pressure on the bakers to produce more and more. What is the current situation for the bakery industry in US?

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The East Coast and West Coast became

life in the city, to entertain themselves. At

with Starbucks is the distribution, in order

very expensive nowadays. People and

the same time, similar to Asia where the

to get all the demand of the stores at the

some large offices want to move to some

real estate is very expensive, the place you

same time they have to produce (the

states like Utah, Arizona, New Mexico.

live is very small. Because it’s small, you

food) way in advance.

However, as they move, the people move

like to go out, so they created new way

On the other hand, small retail bakery

with them too, and of course they are

to entertain themselves in the city. Due to

produces the goods in spot, so they have

requesting the same food they’re used to

that, you have some small retail bakeries

higher quality. All of sudden people are

eat. The demand was great, so the artisan

open up in the city.

looking for better quality product and

bakers went really strong to a point where

they go for small retail bakery. That’s why

business people look at it, “there’s a market

Let’s discuss about the artisan bread,

the evolution is back up. They’re willing to

there.” They started to buy midsize to

specifically.

pay more money because they realize the

larger bakeries and merge them together.

Artisan

in

product has good nutrition value, it’s good

Because of that it was more like, “how many

supermarket, you have only very few retail

for your body, and great flavorwise. Now

you can produce” and “how much you can

artisan bread back then, perhaps only

the quality is back because of the demand

sell it.” So the bread quality started to go

1% of the total production, the rest was

was created by small retail bakeries

down a little bit. It’s reaching to a point

distributed in supermarkets. Now you get

opening in the city.

where small businesses were having issues

an evolution of that, because the traffic is

with labor forces; they started to actually

bad, parking is bad, but people want to

What about Europe or Asia?

trick it down (ingredients, process). The

stay in the city, they don’t want to drive

Europe is coming back up. Same here,

funny part is: we’re going back to where

(cars), so they walk, and bakery become

labor was a problem, hard to find good

we came from.

bakery slash pastry shop, they also want

labor. They went the easy way to process

to drink coffee.

bread, with premix, the no-time dough.

Lucky, what happens is, that city such as

bread

used

to

be

sold

Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, Seattle

Starbucks actually changed people’s

And then now glamor of baker is coming

become alive again. Young people want

habit. American used to consume eggs,

back up because some famous baker went

to be in the city, they don’t want to be in

hash brown and bacon in the morning.

to TV, we can see that in France. Young

suburb, especially the high tech people,

When Starbuck came, it educated them

people are coming back to that.

like those in Silicon Valley. They have

to eat pastry, viennoiserie with good cup

Bakery in Asia has a big movement. If

different approach of life; they want social

of coffee in the morning. But the problem

you look at (South) Korea and Taiwan, they

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The San Fransisco Baking Institute

du Monde (de la Boulangerie), which had 12 participating countries and they won. They bring glamor, the bread is coming back up. It’s not there yet because we still need education for people to consume bread every day but it’s there! It’s there, especially with the younger generation. In your opinion, what is the biggest challenge for people in starting up their own bakery business? First of all in the business, you want to make sure that you can visualize what’s going to be, (I mean) to find a location where everything is actually happening. A lot of people say location is more important. No, location is not important. Timing is the most important. I mean that you will be in that one area that will be a great location, two years from now. For instance, I had a case of a bakery, when he (the owner) called me to look at it, it was a bakery before, and they went bankrupt. The reason is they don’t adjust to the people who live there. People who support the bakery went away: they got old or they moved. All of sudden you have younger people who want different type of bread. The customers were there but the timing wasn’t right. So it’s important to see, to visualize who’s around you, to

“And don’t start too early; be mature with your craft. This is a business, nothing romantic about it”

make sure that you’re not there as a priest. You go there because you know that your product line will be accepted by your customer base, otherwise you’ll struggle too much. Anticipate also how long it’s going to take to actually open a business. You have

is. Your rent should be 6-10% maximum of

Also make sure the building can actually

to follow all the steps in opening up a new

your total revenue, if you’re above that,

accommodate what you need, such as

business; the regulations, permits, licenses,

you’re making a mistake. You pay tax only

gas and exhaust system. Somebody I

constructions and all that stuffs. Large or

if you make money, but rent, you always

know in the East Coast signed the list but

small business sometimes have no idea,

pay it. If you sign for 5 years, you’re stuck

he can’t exhaust. He had to spend extra

they don’t anticipate this thing. I don’t

for 5 years, it’s a contract.

$50.000 exhaust system in order to burn

know if your country is the same, but here (in US) it takes around 6 months.

Your cash flow is what’s going to make

all the fume because above him is some

your business operates, if you don’t have

apartments so he could’t have any smell or

that cash flow when you start, you’re

gas coming out.

From your experience, what are the

going to struggle. You struggle in different

Again, make sure whatever product that

most frequent mistakes made by bakery

levels: you can’t have enough staffs, you’re

you want to do will please the customer

owners?

stressed out, you start to be shy, asking

around you. And the last thing, don’t start

Signing the list before studying it. The rent

yourself “what should I do?”, you’re not

too early; be mature with your craft. This is

is the key of the business, especially if you

confident anymore. So when starting up a

a business, nothing romantic about it.

overpay based on whatever your revenue

new business, make sure you can afford it.

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A Good Year Indonesia’s own winery, Hatten Wines, recently won the much coveted The 2017 Asian Wine Review Winery of the Year award. Proving once and again that grapes flourish on a tropical island, PASSION talks to its innovative founder, Ida Bagus Rai Budarsa, and finds out how Hatten Wines has ripened overtime and thrive against all odds. Words: Eve Tedja Photo: Heri Obrink

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T

wenty three years have passed

winery manages to produce 1 million litres

since

of the liquid often referred as the gift from

Ida

decided

Bagus

to

Rai

expand

Budarsa

his

Wine Review. The

Asian

Wine

Review

is

the

family

God annually. Eighty percent of those

trusted guide on Asian wine production,

distillery business to winery. Exploring

bottled wines are distributed locally, with

covering the wineries in the vast region

the possibility of turning the local black

tourists making up for the thirsty main

and establishing standard for regional

grapes into good wine that before was

consumers. Another secret weapon of

winemakers. It was founded by Eddie

unthinkable, he went on to build a winery

the company’s growth is James Kalleske.

McDougall and his passionate team at The

in his hometown and worked with the local

Since joining the company in 2012, the

Flying Winemaker. Now at its second year,

grape farmers of North Bali. The remnants

South Australian born Kalleske has been

over 100 wineries across Asia submitted

from this humble beginning can be found

busy overseeing the winery operation and

close to 300 of their best wines to be

in the form of grape pressing machine and

developing new products. Having grown

vigorously blind-tasted by a panel of 10

manual corking instrument on the first

up in Barrossa Valley and mentored by

judges from all sectors of wine industry

floor of the The Cellardoor, Hatten Wines’

some of Australia’s respected winemakers,

including on-premise, media, distribution,

headquarter in Sanur.

Kalleske skilfully contributed his expertise

and production. “Six of our wines received

in the winemaking aspect of the company.

medals and that is why we won the

narrates a story of how Bali’s first winery

The result of this intoxicating marriage

Winery of the Year award,” states Budarsa

comes to be. On its first floor, visitors are

of passion is clear in the winery’s latest

welcomed to explore the taste of Hatten

products: the Two Islands Reserve. Made

He claims to be humbled by the

Wines and its South Australian sister, Two

from imported South Australian grapes

experience. “It is heartening to witness

Islands. Aside from offering a range of

and painstakingly created to explore

the growth of Asian wineries over the

lifestyle designer items that will cheer up

the boundary of what Hatten Wines

years. The quality of the wine is increasing

any oenophile, the company also creates

can achieve in winemaking, the 2014

every year, as well as the demands. China,

various programs to encourage learning for

Reserve wines are available in limited

Japan, Thailand, India, Myanmar, as well as

the next generation of wine professionals,

quantity. “We believe in the importance of

us in Indonesia... we manage to prove that

connoisseurs, and individuals. The mission

innovation and producing premium wines

we also can produce good wine,” claims

is in line with what Ida Bagus Rai Budarsa

such as the Chardonnay, Sparkling Pinot

Budarsa before having another sip of

explains later at his office on the second

Noir Chardonnay, Shiraz, and Cabernet

the 2014 Two Islands Reserve Shiraz and

floor, about the importance of wine is F&B

Sauvignon is an important milestone for

ending the conversation in a full-bodied,

industry.

our winery,” states Budarsa, before happily

perfumed, and ripe notes. After more than

The grand brick and concrete building

“There

is

an

unfortunate

lack

proudly.

of

shares the story about his recent trip to

two decades, Hatten Wines does prove

education about wine in our industry.

Hong Kong where the winery received its

something about wine: it gets better with

Wine is highly potential to make revenue

latest recognition in the prestigious Asian

age.

in the F&B businesses but often I find that their staffs have no clue about how to sell the wine or explaining about the pairing to their customers. We intent to fix that,” states the CEO of Hatten Wines at his office. Armed with strong intention and passion for wine, the Balinese man is undoubtedly the reason behind the success of Indonesia’s leading winery. Under

his

leadership,

the

company

continue to flourish despite the various challenges along the way. “We have faced plenty of ordeals, from the economic crisis to the Bali bombings. We have our ups and downs but for every problem, there has to be a solution. It has to be. As long as you have the passion and the perseverance, you can get through everything,” tells Budarsa. Together

with

200

staffs

and

hundreds of local grape farmers, the

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History of Hatten 1994 • •

Hatten Wines was founded by Ida Bagus Rai Budarsa The first vintage Hatten Rosé was released on August

2000 •

Hatten Wines established a 14.5 hectare vineyard in Singaraja, the North Coast of Bali The launching of the first wine, the Aga Red

2007 •

Two Islands Chardonnay and Shiraz were introduced to the market

2011 •

Ida Bagus Rai Budarsa received the Pioneer of Wine at the Wine for Asia competition

2012 •

James Kalleske joined Hatten Wines as the winemaker

2014 •

Pino de Bali, Aga White, Alexandria, Tunjung, and Jepun received numerous medals from Decanter Asia Wine Awards, CWSA Wine Challenge, and France’s the Mondial du Rosé

2016 •

The opening of Hatten Wines building in Sanur, Bali

2017 •

Hatten Wines awarded as the Winery of the Year by the Asian Wine Review in Hong Kong

THE CELLARDOOR HATTEN WINES Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai No. 393 Sanur Bali Phone: +62 361 472 1377 hattenwines.com

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Food Hotel Indonesia 2017

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he 14th Food Hotel Indonesia (FHI) is back in Jakarta International Expo from April 5th to 8th 2017. This year, there are more than 1.600 companies from over 50 countries attended the event located on 37.000m2 are, including 15 pavillions from Australia, Belgia, China, Germany, Hungary, Korea, Libya, Malaysia, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, Tunisia, Turkey, and US. “The 2017 FHI is having an 17,4% increase over the last Jakarta’s FHI on 2015.It shows the good economy performance of Indonesia. This is the biggest exhibition ever held which involves the best brands both local and international. We hope their participations will help to elevate the quality of the F&B and Hotel industry in Indonesia,” said Wiwiek Roberto, Project Director of Pamerindo Indonesia, the event organizer of the FHI. The growth of F&B industry is having a significant increase, 8,5% in 2016, compared to the 7,9% of the previous year. And it is predicted that the number will be higher in 2017. The event also features some International Standard Competition such as Salon Culinaire and Indonesia Coffee Event (ICE). Salon Culinaire is managed by the Association of Culinary Professional (ACP), the event features competitions such as Pastry Display & Live, Artistic Display and Practical, Plated Food Display, Practical Cooking (Live) and Young Chef Competition Junior Only <25 years. We also ICE by Barista Guild Indonesia (BGI), an Indonesian barista organization which was entrusted by Specialty Coffee Association of Indonesia (SCAI) to manage ICE. There are 4 main competitions held, they are: Indonesia Barista Championship (IBC), Indonesia Brewers Championship (IBrC), Indonesia Latte Art Championship (ILAC), and Indonesia Cup Tasters Championship (ICTC). The contestants are the winners. The national winners will represent Indonesia in World Barista Championship (WBC) in South Korea, World Brewers Cup (WBrC), World Latte Art Championship (WLAC), and World Cup Taster Championship (WCTC) in Budapest, Hungary.

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DIRECTORY CENTRAL JAKARTA Arkamaya Indonesian Culinary Education Dipo Business Center Jl. Jenderal Gatot Subroto Kav 51-52, Ruko A9 Petamburan, Tanah Abang Jakarta Pusat 10260, T : 021 -22539980 Bahana Genta Viktory Gedung Graha Elizabeth No.17, Jl. Tanah Abang II, Jakarta 10160, Indonesia

Pipiltin Cocoa Sarinah Building Ground Floor Jl. MH Thamrin No. 11 Jakarta Pusat 0821114048617 PT Bungasari Flour Mills Indonesia Sampoerna Strategic Square, North Tower, 5th Floor, Jalan Jendral Sudirman, Kav 45-46. Jakarta 12930, Indonesia

Bakels Indonesia Wisma BNI 46 lt. 47. Phone: 021 5794 2725 / 2735 Bakerzin Plaza Indonesia Plaza Indonesia Jl. M.H. Thamrin No.28-30, Menteng, Jakarta 10350. Phone: (021) 29923719 Bakerzin Senayan City Senayan City Lt. LG No. 57 Jl. Asia Afrika, Jakarta 10270. Phone: (021) 72782252 Bakerzin Plaza Senayan Plaza Senayan Lantai No.2 Jl. Asia Afrika Jakarta 10270. Phone: (021) 57900408

Paul Plaza Indonesia Plaza Indonesia Level 2 JL. M.H Thamrin No. 28-30 Jakarta 10350 Phone: +62 (21) 29924285

PT Brataco Jl.Cideng Barat No 78 Jakarta Pusat 10150. Phone: 021-3522733 PT Espresso Italia Jl. Cideng Timur No. 50 D-E, Jakarta 10160, Indonesia PT Kartikawira Adisukses Jl. Petojo Barat IV No.4, Jakarta Pusat 10130. Indonesia

Colette & Lola Grand Indonesia Grand Indonesia Shopping Town West Mall Level 3A #ED1 – 02A, 02B Jl. MH. Thamrin No. 1 Jakarta Pusat 10310. Phone : (021) 23581250 Excelso Coffee Komplek ITC Roxy Mas Blok C2/38-39, Jakarta 10150, Indonesia Phone: 021 6329 050 Exquise Pattiserie Menteng Rumah Cokro, Jl. HOS. Cokroaminoto No. 42A, Menteng, Jakarta 10310. Telp. 021 4255 851 Francis Artisan Bakery (PT Anugrah Citra Rasa) Jl. Nusantara Timur Blok D/47 Kel. Sunter Agung, Kec. Tanjung Priok, Jakarta Utara 14350. Phone: 021 650 538 Kopitiam Oey Indonesia JL. Hj Agus Salim No.16 A, Kebon Sirih, Phone: 08112229827 Lamaison Pattiserie Grand Indonesia, East Mall, Rama Lobby, UG Floor (next to H&M), Jakarta Pusat, 10310, Indonesia Namelaka Shophaus, Lt 1, Jl Teuku Cik Ditiro No 36, Menteng, Jakarta Pusat 10310, Phone: 0813 2023 2025

PT Pundi Kencana Flour Mills MMP Building, 4th Floor, Jalan Tanah Abang III No.14, Jakarta pusat, 10160, Indonesia Salim Ivomas Pratama TBK Sudirman Plaza Indofood Tower Jl. Jenderal Sudirman kav 76-78. T: 021 - 57958822 Sinar Cahaya Cemerlang Graha Popolia Jl.Gunung Sahari 2 Jakarta, T : 021- 4205344 Sinar Himalaya Jalan Pangeran Jayakarta 117, Block A No 8-11. Jakarta Pusat 10730 P: 0216599657 Sinarmas Agribusiness And Food Sinar Mas Land Plaza, Tower 2, 20th Floor, Jl. MH. Thamrin Kav. 22 No.51, Jakarta 10350 Tea Et Al Plaza Indonesia The Food Hall Gourmet LG F1 Jakarta Phone: 021 310 7677 Tigerson Philti, PT Jl. Kaji No 23B Petojo Utara Jakarta Pusat 10310 Phone: 021 63853392/94 Tanamera Coffee & Roastery Thamrin City Office Park Blok AA No. 7, Jl. Kebon Kacang Raya, Tanah Abang, Jakarta 10230, Indonesia. Phone: 021 2962 5678 Union Deli Grand Indonesia East Mall Lobby Shinta Lantai LG, Jl. MH.Thamrin No.1, Tanah Abang, Jakarta 10230, Indonesia. Telepon: +62 21 23580476 EAST JAKARTA

Nomz Kitchen & Pastry Grand Indoensia Mall, LG, East Mall Jl MH Thamrin, Tharin, Jakarta, T: 021 2188 9061-638

Bukit Baros Cempaka Titan Building, 1 FL. Jl Slamet Ryadi No 7 Matraman Jakarta Timur 13150, Phone: 021 - 8583985

Pancious Grand Indonesia Grand Indonesia Mall, Lantai 3A, West Mall, Jl. MH Thamrin, Thamrin, Jakarta 10310. Phone: 021 2358 0936

Canning Indonesia Products Jl.Raya Jatinegara Barat No 124 Jakarta Timur 13320 T : 021 - 8564412/27

Pancious Senayan City Senayan City, Lantai 5, Jl. Asia Afrika, Senayan, Jakarta. Phone: 021 7278 1459

Holicindo Dasa Anugerah Komplek Pergudangan Green Sedayu Bizpark Cakung Blok GSB NO. 16 JL. Cakung Cilincing Timur Raya Jakarta Timur 13910 Phone: +6221 29832035 / +62882 1082 7733 / +62812 2333 1228

Paul Wisma 46-Kota BNI, Jl Jendral Sudirman, Kav. 1, Jakarta 10220. Phone: 021 57993455

Sinar Meadow International Indonesia Jl. Pulo Ayang 1 No.6 Kawasan Industri Pulogadung, Jakarta Timur T: 021-4602981 Saranakulina Intisejahtera Jl Taruna No. 5-6 Pondok Bambu Duren Sawit Jakarta Timur DKI Jakarta 13430. Phone: 021 8660 1081 Sari Munik Jl. Matraman Raya No. 80 - 82, Matraman, Jakarta 13040. Phone: (021) 85913104 Royal Sultan Agung , PT Jl. Rawa Gelam IV No.5 KIP Cakung Jakarta Timur 13930. T : 021-46821111 Yummy Food Utama, PT Jl Raya Bogor No.40 km 22 Pasar Rebo, Jakarta Timur 13750 T: 021- 8413826

Mulia Boga Raya Jl. Tubagus Angke Raya, Ruko Angke Square Blok A/8 Jakarta Barat 11460 Telp: 021-56943299 Orang Tua Group Jl Lingkar Luar Barat Kav.35-36, Rawa Buaya, Cengkareng, Jakarta Barat 11740, Indonesia Ometraco Arya Samanta, PT Jl. Daan Mogot Km.12 No.9 Cengkareng Jakarta Barat 11730, T : 0216196166 Pancious Central Park, Tribeca Park, Jl. Letjen S. Parman, Tanjung Duren, Jakarta. Phone: 021 2920 0484 Pancious Mall Taman Anggrek Lantai 3, Jl. Tanjung Duren Timur 2, Tanjung Duren, Jakarta 11066. Phone: 021 5639 130 Pancious Puri Indah Mall Puri Indah Mall, Lantai Ground, Jl. Puri Indah Raya, Puri Indah, Jakarta 11610. Phone: 5835 2254

WEST JAKARTA

Churreria Spanish Chocolateria Pusat Jl. Pangeran Jayakarta No.141I, Mangga Dua Selatan, Sawah Besar, Jakarta 10730, Indonesia Phone: 021 2358 1805 / 600 8291

Jl. Rawa Gelam III No. 2 Jakarta 13930, T: 02146832522

Multi Mayaka Kawasan Industri Pulogadung,

Bakerzin Central Park Central Park Mall, Jl. Letjen S. Parman No.28, Jakarta 11470. Phone: (021) 29200195 Berkat Wahana Saudara (Chocolate World) Jl.Tomang Raya No.8B Jakarta barat 11430, T : 021 - 5680020 Brahman Farm, PT Puri Niaga 1 Blok K7/3J Puri kencana Jakarta Barat 11610, T : 021-5826111 Colette & Lola Puri Indah Mall Puri Indah Mall, Ground Floor, East Lobby, Jakarta Barat 11610. Phone : (021) 5822737 Eric Kayser Indonesia Jl Raya Perjuangan No. 88 Graha Kencana Blok: BN-BM dekat Panin Bank. Kebon Jeruk, T: 021 2920 8487

Puratos Indonesia JL. Prof. Dr. Latumeten, Grogol, Grogol Permai Blok F 7-8, Jakarta 11460, Indonesia. Telepon: +62 21 6321147 Prima Rasa Abadi Jl. Kyai Haji Moch Mansyur No 162 A Jakarta Barat 11210, T : 6390569 PT Austasia Food (Greenfields) Jl. Daan Mogot Km 12 No.9 Jakarta Barat 11730. Phone: 021 2561 7181 Sangra Ratu Boga Pergudangan Green Sedayu Biz Park Blok DM I No 20 Jl Daan Mogot KM, 18 Kalideres Jakarta barat 111840 Phone: 021-22522988 Tea Et Al Lippo Mall The St. Moritz, Lantai Ground, Jl. Puri Indah Boulevard Blok U No. 1, Puri Indah, Jakarta. Phone: 021 30493017 NORTH JAKARTA

Eric Kayser Lippo Mall Puri Lippo Mall Puri @ The St. Moritz, Lantai Ground, Jl. Puri Indah Boulevard Blok U No. 1, Puri Indah, Jakarta. Phone: 021 22582723 Eric Kayser Gandaria City Gandaria City, Lantai Upper Ground, Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda, Jakarta Barat Formisa International Jl. Kresek Raya, Green Lake City, Rukan Sentra Niaga Blok O No. 10-11, Jakarta 11750, Indonesia. Phone: 021 2252 7878 Farmera Foods Jl. Rawabuaya No.7 Cengkareng Jakarta Barat 11740, T : 021-54375411 Indomaru Trading JL. Peternakan II No. 40 Kapuk, Cengkareng Jakarta Barat 11720. Phone: 021 5435 1930 Jco Donuts & Bread Talk (Johnny Andrean Group) Grand Intercon Plaza Blok A No 10, Jl Meruya Illir Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta Barat Kristamedia Jl. Blandongan No. 28 D2FG Tambora Jakarta 11220 Phone: (021) 6334581 Keisi Indonesia Jl.Pintu Besar Selatan No 71 B-C Jakarta Barat 11110 , T : 021-6925696 Multi Flashindo Kharisma (MFK) Jl.Hayam Wuruk 114 Blok A No.4 Jakarta Barat, T : 021 - 6268758

Ajinomoto bakery Indonesia, PT Jl. Laksda Yos Sudarso No 77-78 Sunter, Jakarta Utara 14350, T : 02165304455 Anugrah Indo Mandiri Jl.Marina Indah Golf, Rukan Eklusif Block E No 33 Pantai Indah kapuk Jakarta 14470. T : 021-56946230 Bogasari Sukses Makmur Tbk Gedung Kunci Biru Lt 1 Jl Raya Cilincing No 1, Tanjung Priok, Jakarta T: 021-29263800 Beatrice Quarters Kelapa Gading Mall Kelapa Gading, Lantai Ground, Gading Walk, Jl. Kelapa Gading Boulevard, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta. Phone: 021 4529 655 Beatrice Quarters PIK Avenue PIK Avenue Mall, Lantai 2, Foodtown Dotonburi Jl. Pantai Indah Kapuk, Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta. Phone: 2257 0019 Beatrice Quarters PIK Ruko Crown Golf, Blok B No. 26, Bukit Golf Mediterania, Jl. Marina Indah Raya, Pantai Indah Kapuk, Jakarta. Phone: 021 2942 4926 Bakerzin Mall Kelapa Gading Mall Kelapa Gading 3, Level 1 Unit 39 Jl. Bulevar Kelapa Gading Blok M, Jakarta 14240. Phone: (021) 45853905 Coffee Kulture Bay Walk Mall Bay Walk Mall, Jl. Pluit Karang Ayu, Pluit, Jakarta. Phone: 021 29621281

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DIRECTORY Cake A Boo Ruko Garden House Blok B No. 22, Jl. Pantai Indah Kapuk, Kapuk Muara, Penjaringan, Jakarta 14470, Indonesia. Phone: 021 2903 2822 Colette & Lola Mall Kelapa Gading (MKG) Mall Kelapa Gading 5, Ground Floor Jl. Bulevar Kelapa Gading Blok M Jakarta Utara 14240. Phone : (021) 45876418 Equil Mineral Water Rukan Exclusive Blok C No 18, Jl.Marina Raya.Bukit Golf Mediterania PIK , Jakarta Utara 14350, T : 021-56945901 Federal Food Internusa Komplek Permata Kota Blok B No.26 Jl. Pangeran Tubagus Angke No 170 Jakarta Utara,1150 T: 021-66674225 Gautama Indah Perkasa Jl. Sunter Paradise Raya Blok F21 No 51 Sunter Jakarta Utara 14350 T: 021-65305259 Gentong Indonesia PT Jl. Danau Sunter Utara Blok R No.40 Jakarta Utara 14350. Telp: 021 2956 2041 / 021 2956 2220 Horecaba Komp. Ruko KOKAN INKOPAL Blok F No 49, Kelapa Gading, 14240, Jakarta, Indonesia. Phone: 021 2452 1017 Indo Fermex / Jaya Fermex Jl. Griya Utama Blok A No.21-22, Tj. Priok, Jakarta 14410, Indonesia. Phone: 021 6531 0808 Interada Prima Lestari Galeri Niaga Mediterania 1 Blok X3 No F8A Pantai Indah kapuk Jakarta 14460 Phone: 021 - 5882223 Kharisma Multi Usaha Jl Danau Agung II Bl E-3/18, Sunter Agung, Tanjung Priok, Jakarta 14350. Phone: 021 6583 3931 / 6583 3932 Kabulinco Jaya Jl.Jembatan Dua No 11 -I Jakarta Utara 14450, T : 021-6611418 Karunia Sukses Gemilang Jl.Jembatan Dua Raya No.6 Jakarta Utara 14450 , T 021-6604068 Keren Coffee Indonesia Kompleks Perkantoran Landmark Pluit GF/C, Jakarta Utara Phone: 021 2266 15 75 Kara Santan Pratama, PT Jalan Pluit Selatan Raya Blok S No.2, Penjaringan, Jakarta 14440, Phone: (021) 66677720 L’amandine Hotel Whiz Prime Building, Komplek Ruko Inkopal B/18. Jalan Boulevard Barat. Kelapa Gading. Jakarta Utara 14240 Mutiara Gulong Makmur Jl.Pluit Kencana Raya No.83 Jakarta Utara. T : 021-66693355 Maison Bleu Culinary School Klp. Gading Bar, Jakarta Utara, DKI Jakarta, Indonesia. Phone: 021 453 4348/49 Mero Sekawan Jaya Perkantoran Plasa Pasifik Jalan Boulevard Raya Kelapa Gading Jakarta Utara - Indonesia. Phone: 021 4584 0568 / 0857 1494 5104 Oxone Jl Bandengan Utr Rukan Bandengan Indah Bl A/25-26, Penjaringan,

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Penjaringan, Jakarta 14440 Sambu Group JL. Rawa Bebek No.26 Gedung Panjang, Penjaringan Jakarta Utara 14440. Telp: 021 6667 7720 Pandurasa Kharisma Jl. Indokarya II Blok G.5 Sunter Agung Podomoro, Jakarta Utara - Indonesia 14340. Phone: 021 6505 335 Pancious Mall Kelapa Gading Mall Kelapa Gading 5, Lantai Ground, Jl. Kelapa Gading Boulevard, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta. Phone: 45853758

Caffe Bene Lotte Shopping Avenue, Karet Kuningan, Setia Budi, Jakarta 12940, Indonesia. Phone: 021 2988 8950 Cake A Boo Gandaria City Gandaria City, Lantai Upper Ground, Jl. Sultan Iskandar Muda. Phone: 021 29236367 Caswells Indonesia JL. Ampera Raya No.9 Jakarta Selatan 12560. Phone: 021 7883 3703 Caribou Coffee Jalan Senopati No.52, Jakarta 12190, Indonesia. Phone: 021 2751 5162

PT Churreria Jl Pangeran Jayakarta No 141 Blok F/10, Jakarta Pusat 10730, Indonesia T: 021 600 8291

Cacaote Jl Senopati No 80, Senopati, Jakarta Phone: 021 29306127

Pantja Artha Niaga Jl. Gaya Motor raya No.8 Kav E Sungai Bambu Tanjung Priok Jakarta Utara 14350, T : 021-65831097

Chocolate School by Tulip Bellezza Shopping Arcade, 3rd Floor, Jl arteri Soepeno No.34, Permata Hijau, Jakarta 12210.

PT. Delisari Nusantara Rukan Puri Mutiara Blok A23-25 Jl. Griya Utama, Sunter, Jakarta 14350, Indonesia. Telp : (62-21) 6531 0333

Churreria Spanish Chocolateria Kota Kasablanka Kota Kasablanka, Lantai 1, Jl. Casablanca Raya, Tebet, Jakarta. Phone: 021 29612761/021 29612762

PT Nutraco Mesindotama Komplek Duta Harapan Indah Blok 1/3, Jalan Kapuk Muara, Jakarta Utara 14460. P 02166601332 PT San Neng Bakeware Indonesia Kompleks Puri Mutiara Blok BC, Jl. Griya Utama No.10 Jakarta 14350, Indonesia Phone: 021-22651332 Trio Abadi Selaras Galeri Niaga mediterania 1 Blok X3 No F8A Pantai Indah kapuk Jakarta 14460 Phone: 021 - 5882223 Veloce Coffee Mall Of Indonesia, Ruko Italian Walk Blok I-3B. Jalan Boulevard Barat Raya, Kelapa Gading, Jakarta Utara. Phone: 021 2936 3758 Wadah Pangan Makmur Ruko Pluit Village No.52 (Mega Mall) Jl. Pluit Permai Raya Jakarta Utara. Telp: 021 6667 0063, 64, 65 SOUTH JAKARTA Almond Tree Jl Walter Monginsidi No 95, Rawa Barat, Kebayoran Baru, Jakarta Selatan 12180, Phone: 021 3192 8989

Coffee Smith JL. Duren Tiga Raya No.19, Duren Tiga Pancoran, Jakarta Selatan. Phone: 021 7911 0054 Coffindo Bakrie Tower Lt. 5 Komplek Rasuna Epicentrum, Jalan H.R. Rasuna Said, Karet Kuningan, Jakarta 12940 Phone: 021 2994 1858 Creamatology Coffee Roaster Jalan Suryo No. 25, Kby. Baru, Jakarta 12180, Indonesia. Phone: 021 7278 0012 Colette & Lola Senopati Jalan Senopati Raya No.64 Jakarta 12190. Phone : (021) 7268898 Clairmont Pattiserie Gandaria 1 No 73 Jakarta Selatan, T: 021 739 3922 Cendana Boga Rasa ( Fat Shogun ), PT Quadrant Complex - Rooftop Level, Jl.Dr Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung, Kav 5.5-5.6 Mega Kuningan Jakarta Selatan T : 021- 2295 8196

Almond Zucchini Culinary School Jl. Prapanca No. 6, Kby. Baru, Jakarta 12160, Indonesia Telepon: +62 21 7399303

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