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PRACTICE ACTIVITY 16 (ENG VER)

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          Today as usual, I will tell you about my activities and this time it was very different as usual because me and my friends gonna made rhombus from pandanus leaves. This is the first time we make it, for beginners like me it is very difficult because it requires patience and very high concentration in my opinion, but after you succeed in doing it, there will be a sense of wanting to make the rhombus continuously.

           Rhombus (Ketupat or kupat) is a South East Asian maritime based rice dish wrapped in a wrap made of woven leaves of young coconut (janur), or sometimes from other palm leaves. Ketupat is most commonly found during the Eid celebrations until the next 5 days when Muslims celebrate the end of the fasting month.
           Typical foods that use ketupat include kupat tofu (Sundanese), kupat kandangan (Banjar), Grabag (regency of Magelang), kupat glabet (Kota Tegal), coto makassar (from Makassar, ketupat called katupa), lotek, and gado-gado which can be served with ketupat or lontong. Ketupat can also be served to accompany satai, although lontong is more common.

            First of all, make the frame burnt first, that is the pandanus wrap 3 times in the hand, each of which has the opposite direction as shown above. The pandan leaves which have the first right side of the winding enter into the first coil on the left then alternate. Here we have to be details and carefully not to make the plaited ketupat become irregular.

            The frame has been made, then the tip of the pandanus leaves is inserted between the leaves of the ketupat until it becomes the perfect plait of frame until each end meets on each side.

            Then trim it with no intermediaries or interrupts so that when it is filled the rice does not fall like in the picture above, to make adjusting the size of the diamond depending on the width of the leaves we use the wider the leaves the greater the ketupat results and vice versa.
            That is my activity this time in making Ketupat as a craft and if you want to ask  just comment below about this Rhombus (ketupat).


 
 

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