lautnusantara.com - Gohu Ikan is a dish from Ternate, North Maluku, Indonesia. It consists of fresh chunks of fish mixed with ingredients such as pineapple, tomatoes, shallots and cayenne pepper, then drizzled with lime juice and eaten as a salad or side dish. Gohu ikan has a distinctive fresh, spicy and sour flavor, and is often considered one of Indonesia's must-try dishes.
Gohu Ikan is actually similar to the Latin American dish Ceviche, which is a fresh dish made from raw fish or seafood mixed with ingredients such as lime juice, tomatoes, garlic and chili. However, Gohu Ikan has a distinctive and rich seasoning that reflects the diversity of spices grown in the North Maluku region.
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Here is the recipe to make Gohu Ikan:
Ingredients:
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How to make:
Gohu ikan is usually served as an appetizer or side dish at special occasions such as weddings or traditional events in Ternate. Enjoy!
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