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        Ina sua: The traditional Food Fermentation from Teon Nila Serua, Central of Maluku, Indonesia

        Cassandra Betsy Persulessy,Endang Kusdiyantini,Rejeki Siti Ferniah,Tri Winarni Agustini,Anto Budiharjo 한국식품연구원 2020 Journal of Ethnic Foods Vol.7 No.-

        Traditional fermented food as a special delicacy is one of the elements of culinary diversity found in many regions of Indonesia. This type of food is closely related to the customs and surrounding environment, displaying the characteristics of each region and ethnicity. Maluku is one of the regions located in Eastern Indonesia. Ina sua is a simple and traditional fermented food made from fish using salt as a basic ingredient, commonly eaten at a variety of traditional events in Central Maluku, especially in Teon Nila Serua (TNS). Ina sua is made to be stored and consumed during a time when fish is not available and when there are community activities such as birthdays and traditional events. In making Ina sua, fish are salted with salt granules and stored for a certain time. Therefore, this food is famous for its unique taste produced by the fermentation component. In this article, the origin of Ina sua, its method of preparation, and the scientific perspectives surrounding it are discussed.

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