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	~~{{short description\|Indonesian cone-shaped rice dish}}~~		== Tumpeng ==
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	~~'''~~Tumpeng~~''' is a~~ traditional ~~[[Indonesian cuisine~~\|~~Indonesian dish~~]] that features a cone-shaped mound of [[rice]], often yellow in color, surrounded by an assortment of side dishes. It is commonly associated with celebratory events and is considered a symbol of gratitude and prosperity.		[[File:Tumpeng-Jawa.jpg\|A traditional Javanese tumpeng\|thumb\|right]]

	~~==History==~~		'''Tumpeng''' is a traditional [[Indonesian cuisine\|Indonesian dish]] that is often served during special occasions and ceremonies. It consists of a cone-shaped mound of [[rice]], usually [[turmeric\|turmeric-flavored]] yellow rice, surrounded by an assortment of side dishes. The cone shape of the rice is meant to symbolize the holy mountain, and it is a central feature in many [[Javanese culture\|Javanese]] and [[Balinese culture\|Balinese]] celebrations.
	~~The origins~~ of ~~tumpeng can be traced back to ancient~~ [[~~Javanese culture~~]], ~~where it was used in traditional ceremonies and rituals~~. The cone shape of the rice is ~~said~~ to ~~represent~~ the holy ~~[[Mount Meru]]~~, a ~~sacred mountain~~ in [[~~Hindu~~]] and [[~~Buddhist~~]] ~~cosmology. Over time, tumpeng has become a staple in various cultural~~ celebrations ~~across Indonesia, including birthdays, weddings, and other significant life events~~.

	==~~Preparation~~==		== History ==
	~~Tumpeng~~ is ~~typically made using [[rice]] that is cooked with~~ [[~~turmeric~~]] ~~to give it a distinctive yellow color~~, ~~symbolizing gold and wealth~~. The rice is ~~then shaped into a cone using a special mold. Surrounding~~ the ~~rice are~~ various side dishes, ~~which can include [[fried chicken]]~~, ~~[[tempeh]], [[tofu]]~~, ~~[[vegetables]]~~, and ~~[[sambal]]. Each side dish is carefully selected to provide a balance of flavors and textures~~.		The tradition of tumpeng is believed to have originated from ancient [[Javanese Hindu-Buddhist]] culture, where mountains were considered sacred. The cone shape of the rice is thought to represent the sacred mountain, and the various side dishes symbolize the abundance and prosperity of nature. Over time, tumpeng has become a symbol of gratitude and is used in various ceremonies, including birthdays, weddings, and other celebrations.

	==~~Cultural significance~~==		== Preparation ==
	In Indonesian culture, tumpeng is more than just a dish; it is a symbol of harmony and unity. The act of cutting the top of the tumpeng is often performed by the most respected person at the event, signifying the sharing of blessings and good fortune. Tumpeng ~~is also used in the "tumpengan" ceremony, which is a communal meal that fosters togetherness and community spirit.~~		[[File:Tumpeng.jpg\|Tumpeng with various side dishes\|thumb\|left]]

	~~==Variations==~~		The preparation of tumpeng involves cooking rice with [[turmeric]] to give it a distinctive yellow color. The rice is then molded into a cone shape using a special cone-shaped mold. Surrounding the rice are various side dishes, which can include [[fried chicken]], [[tempeh]], [[tofu]], [[vegetables]], and [[sambal]]. Each side dish is carefully arranged around the rice to create a visually appealing presentation.
	~~There are several regional variations~~ of tumpeng ~~across Indonesia. In~~ [[~~Central Java~~]]~~, tumpeng~~ is ~~often served with~~ a side of [[~~gudeg~~]], ~~a sweet jackfruit stew. In~~ [[~~East Java~~]], ~~it might be accompanied by~~ [[~~rawon~~]], ~~a beef stew with a rich~~, ~~black broth~~. Each ~~region adds its own unique touch~~ to ~~the dish, reflecting local tastes and ingredients~~.

	==~~Gallery~~==		== Cultural Significance ==
	~~<gallery>~~		Tumpeng holds significant cultural value in Indonesian society. It is often used in ceremonies known as "tumpengan," where the cutting of the top of the tumpeng is a symbolic act of gratitude and celebration. The person who cuts the top of the tumpeng is usually the most honored guest or the host of the event. This act is followed by the distribution of the rice and side dishes to the guests.
	~~File:~~Tumpeng~~-Jawa~~.~~jpg\|A traditional Javanese~~ tumpeng
	~~File:Tumpeng~~.~~jpg\|Tumpeng with various~~ side dishes
	~~File:Tumpeng_hias_.jpg\|Decoratively arranged tumpeng~~
	~~File:Tumpeng_Feast~~.~~JPG\|Tumpeng served at a feast~~
	~~</gallery>~~

	==Related ~~pages~~==		== Variations ==
			[[File:Tumpeng_hias_.jpg\|Decoratively arranged tumpeng\|thumb\|right]]

			There are several variations of tumpeng, each with its own unique characteristics. Some of the popular variations include:

			* '''Tumpeng Nasi Kuning''': Made with yellow rice flavored with turmeric.
			* '''Tumpeng Nasi Uduk''': Made with rice cooked in coconut milk, giving it a rich flavor.
			* '''Tumpeng Nasi Putih''': Made with plain white rice.

			Each variation can be accompanied by different side dishes, depending on regional preferences and the occasion.

			== Modern Usage ==
			In modern times, tumpeng is not only used in traditional ceremonies but also in corporate events, national celebrations, and even as a form of artistic expression. The presentation of tumpeng has evolved, with some chefs creating elaborate and decorative arrangements to showcase their culinary skills.

			[[File:Tumpeng_Feast.JPG\|Tumpeng served at a feast\|thumb\|left]]

			== Related Pages ==
	* [[Indonesian cuisine]]		* [[Indonesian cuisine]]
	* [[Nasi kuning]]
	* [[Javanese culture]]		* [[Javanese culture]]
			* [[Balinese culture]]
			* [[Turmeric]]

	~~==References==~~		{{Indonesian cuisine}}
	* "Tumpeng: A Symbol of Gratitude and Prosperity." Indonesian ~~Culinary Heritage. Retrieved from [https://www.indonesianculinaryheritage.org/tumpeng]~~
	* "The Cultural Significance of Tumpeng in Indonesian Celebrations." Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. Retrieved from [https://www.journalofseasianstudies.org/tumpeng]

	[[Category:Indonesian cuisine]]		[[Category:Indonesian cuisine]]
	[[Category:~~Rice dishes~~]]		[[Category:Javanese culture]]
	[[Category:~~Festivals in Indonesia~~]]		[[Category:Balinese culture]]
	~~<gallery>~~
	~~File:Tumpeng.jpg\|Tumpeng~~
	~~File:Tumpeng_hias_.jpg\|Decorated Tumpeng~~
	~~File:Tumpeng_Feast.JPG\|Tumpeng Feast~~
	~~</gallery>~~

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			File:Tumpeng.jpg\|Tumpeng
			File:Tumpeng_hias_.jpg\|Decorated Tumpeng
			File:Tumpeng_Feast.JPG\|Tumpeng Feast
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	~~'''Tumpeng''' is a traditional~~ Indonesian dish ~~that is often served at celebrations or special occasions. The dish is characterized by its conical shape, which is symbolic in Indonesian culture.~~		{{short description\|Indonesian cone-shaped rice dish}}
			{{Use dmy dates\|date=October 2023}}

	~~== History ==~~		'''Tumpeng''' is a traditional [[Indonesian cuisine\|Indonesian dish]] that features a cone-shaped mound of [[rice]], often yellow in color, surrounded by an assortment of side dishes. It is commonly associated with celebratory events and is considered a symbol of gratitude and prosperity.

	The origins of ~~[[Tumpeng]]~~ can be traced back to ~~the~~ ancient ~~Indonesian tradition of mountain worship~~, ~~as the~~ cone shape of the ~~dish~~ is ~~believed~~ to ~~symbolize~~ the holy mountain. ~~The dish is traditionally served on~~ a ~~tampah~~, ~~a round woven bamboo container~~, ~~which is covered with banana leaves~~.		==History==
			The origins of tumpeng can be traced back to ancient [[Javanese culture]], where it was used in traditional ceremonies and rituals. The cone shape of the rice is said to represent the holy [[Mount Meru]], a sacred mountain in [[Hindu]] and [[Buddhist]] cosmology. Over time, tumpeng has become a staple in various cultural celebrations across Indonesia, including birthdays, weddings, and other significant life events.

	== Preparation ==		==Preparation==
			Tumpeng is typically made using [[rice]] that is cooked with [[turmeric]] to give it a distinctive yellow color, symbolizing gold and wealth. The rice is then shaped into a cone using a special mold. Surrounding the rice are various side dishes, which can include [[fried chicken]], [[tempeh]], [[tofu]], [[vegetables]], and [[sambal]]. Each side dish is carefully selected to provide a balance of flavors and textures.

	~~The main component of Tumpeng~~ is ~~[[rice]], which~~ is ~~cooked in various ways~~. The most ~~common type~~ of ~~rice~~ used ~~is yellow rice~~, which is ~~colored~~ and ~~flavored with turmeric. Other types of rice that can be used include white rice, brown rice, or black rice~~.		==Cultural significance==
			In Indonesian culture, tumpeng is more than just a dish; it is a symbol of harmony and unity. The act of cutting the top of the tumpeng is often performed by the most respected person at the event, signifying the sharing of blessings and good fortune. Tumpeng is also used in the "tumpengan" ceremony, which is a communal meal that fosters togetherness and community spirit.

	~~The rice~~ is ~~then shaped into~~ a ~~cone and surrounded by an assortment~~ of ~~Indonesian side dishes~~, ~~such as fried chicken~~, ~~perkedel (potato fritters)~~, ~~tempeh, tofu~~, ~~and vegetables~~. ~~The side dishes are chosen~~ to ~~provide a balance of flavors and textures~~, and ~~can be adjusted based on personal preference or dietary restrictions~~.		==Variations==
			There are several regional variations of tumpeng across Indonesia. In [[Central Java]], tumpeng is often served with a side of [[gudeg]], a sweet jackfruit stew. In [[East Java]], it might be accompanied by [[rawon]], a beef stew with a rich, black broth. Each region adds its own unique touch to the dish, reflecting local tastes and ingredients.

	== ~~Symbolism~~ ==		==Gallery==
			<gallery>
			File:Tumpeng-Jawa.jpg\|A traditional Javanese tumpeng
			File:Tumpeng.jpg\|Tumpeng with various side dishes
			File:Tumpeng_hias_.jpg\|Decoratively arranged tumpeng
			File:Tumpeng_Feast.JPG\|Tumpeng served at a feast
			</gallery>

	In Indonesian culture, Tumpeng is more than just a dish. It is a symbol of gratitude and a way to celebrate special occasions. The peak of the Tumpeng represents the highest point of the mountain, which is considered the abode of the ancestors and the gods. The food around the Tumpeng represents the abundance of nature.		==Related pages==
			* [[Indonesian cuisine]]
	During a Tumpeng ceremony, the peak of the Tumpeng is cut off and given to the most important person at the event. This person could be a birthday celebrant, a bride and groom at a wedding, or a leader in a community event.		* [[Nasi kuning]]
			* [[Javanese culture]]
	== ~~Variations~~ ==

	~~There are many variations of Tumpeng, each with its own unique combination of rice and side dishes. Some of the most popular variations include Tumpeng Robyong, which is used in~~ Javanese ~~wedding ceremonies, and Tumpeng Nujuh Bulan, which is used in baby showers to wish the mother a safe delivery.~~

	== ~~See also~~ ==		==References==
			* "Tumpeng: A Symbol of Gratitude and Prosperity." Indonesian Culinary Heritage. Retrieved from [https://www.indonesianculinaryheritage.org/tumpeng]
	* [[Indonesian ~~cuisine]]~~		* "The Cultural Significance of Tumpeng in Indonesian Celebrations." Journal of Southeast Asian Studies. Retrieved from [https://www.journalofseasianstudies.org/tumpeng]
	* [~~[Rice]~~]
	* [~~[Turmeric]~~]

	[[Category:Indonesian cuisine]]		[[Category:Indonesian cuisine]]
	[[Category:Rice dishes]]		[[Category:Rice dishes]]
	{{Indonesia~~-food-stub}}~~		[[Category:Festivals in Indonesia]]
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'''Tumpeng''' is a traditional Indonesian dish that is often served at celebrations or special occasions. The dish is characterized by its conical shape, which is symbolic in Indonesian culture.

== History ==

The origins of [[Tumpeng]] can be traced back to the ancient Indonesian tradition of mountain worship, as the cone shape of the dish is believed to symbolize the holy mountain. The dish is traditionally served on a tampah, a round woven bamboo container, which is covered with banana leaves.

== Preparation ==

The main component of Tumpeng is [[rice]], which is cooked in various ways. The most common type of rice used is yellow rice, which is colored and flavored with turmeric. Other types of rice that can be used include white rice, brown rice, or black rice.

The rice is then shaped into a cone and surrounded by an assortment of Indonesian side dishes, such as fried chicken, perkedel (potato fritters), tempeh, tofu, and vegetables. The side dishes are chosen to provide a balance of flavors and textures, and can be adjusted based on personal preference or dietary restrictions.

== Symbolism ==

In Indonesian culture, Tumpeng is more than just a dish. It is a symbol of gratitude and a way to celebrate special occasions. The peak of the Tumpeng represents the highest point of the mountain, which is considered the abode of the ancestors and the gods. The food around the Tumpeng represents the abundance of nature.

During a Tumpeng ceremony, the peak of the Tumpeng is cut off and given to the most important person at the event. This person could be a birthday celebrant, a bride and groom at a wedding, or a leader in a community event.

== Variations ==

There are many variations of Tumpeng, each with its own unique combination of rice and side dishes. Some of the most popular variations include Tumpeng Robyong, which is used in Javanese wedding ceremonies, and Tumpeng Nujuh Bulan, which is used in baby showers to wish the mother a safe delivery.

== See also ==

* [[Indonesian cuisine]]
* [[Rice]]
* [[Turmeric]]

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[[Category:Rice dishes]]
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