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See also the [[ngelaak#Cooking_Glossary|Cooking Glossary]] for Cooking methods and The Kelabit Kitchen | See also the [[ngelaak#Cooking_Glossary|Cooking Glossary]] for Cooking methods and The Kelabit Kitchen | ||
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* Breakfast - kuman lekedtang | * Breakfast - kuman lekedtang | ||
* Lunch – kuman medto | * Lunch – kuman medto |
Revision as of 19:25, 1 December 2007
Contents
Food Glossary
Penguman (literally something to eat with rice) is from the word kuman.
See also the Cooking Glossary for Cooking methods and The Kelabit Kitchen
Here are some terms related to cooking and eating:
- Breakfast - kuman lekedtang
- Lunch – kuman medto
- Evening meal – kuman dedtem
- Thank you – terima kasih
- To eat - kuman
- Broth - Kikid
Kelabit Cooking Ingredients
Pengelamud (Spices and Seasonings)
- bawang (bawang buda', bawang sia')
- liyeh (lieh, liah)
- ebpa' roro (pa' roro)
- ebpa' rudteng (pa' rudteng)
- gula'
- ipa'
- tudtu' Kelabit
- bua' ladeh bata'
- bua' ladeh buda'
- bua' ladeh sia'
- abang bawing
The Kelabit Pantry
Kerid (Vegetables)
- Beker iyep (beker iep)
- Lanau
- Ubud kaber
- Ubud kenangan
- Udung ubih
Labo (Meat)
See list of hunted animals for wild meat that make it to the Kelabit epin kuman.
Luang (Fish)
Laak Kelabit (Kelabit Recipes)
Bera (with rice)
- Senapey (senape)
Kikid (Broth)
Kerid (Vegetables)
Labo (Meat)
Luang (Fish)
- Sup Uluh Luang Pelian
- Akep
- Luang Tuni Riniki
- Sena'ih Luang Pelian Senutung
- Rebaro Senutung / Lenekuh