Indonesia is the richest country on Earth. A highly complex eco system with an enormous range of natural wonders and incredible edibles. A rich and mysterious culture, ancient wisdom keepers and a type of magic that has fascinated outsiders for centuries. Amidst 17.000 plus diverse islands lies the Kingdom of Bali. A vortex of creation and spirituality. We want to honour and celebrate Bali every day. Its wonderful people, its gifts and its secrets, which slowly reveal themselves every time we bow to her.
Thank you to all living beings who contribute to our school’s uniqueness.
One of our local food heroes, Pak Julie. He climbs his palm trees twice daily the harvest the sweet sap
These ducks live a dream life. They get to roam rice fields looking for delicacies such as duck weed and larvae, simultaneously helping out the farmer with pest management and providing delicious eggs for the community
Spicy coconut and pumpkin soup. Plant based, creamy and satisfying.
Coconut ‘Meet Balls’ with taro mash and rosemary jus
Food for the future. Jack Fruit, the world largest tree fruit. Edible fruit, skin and seed, it provides more calories in carbohydrate and protein per square meter than any other crop. Besides, the trees function as wildlife habitat, rehabilitate soil and provide wood for construction.
Balinese children foraging for fern tips. Knowledge of wild food is an important asset in a world of rising food prices.
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Ibu Juli proudly showing her fresh palm syrup, produced on a wood fire.
Pumpkin Terrine with kraut
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Sweet potato curry with sorghum and okra
Ripe cacao on the tree
Papaya seeds are useful medicine
Jack fruit: up to 40 kilos a piece, the biggest tree fruit on the planet
A butternut squash in the making. In the mean time we can eat the shoots.
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