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2023.08.09 14:55 Naive_Duty220 Austronesian (?) Malay Archipelago (??) Maritime Southeast Asian Hero (???) Idea. Just trying my luck if they see this.
PREFACE - I honestly have no idea how to use reddit but the only reason I am using it now is to convey an idea I've been having for years to be put into For Honor yet have doubted myself. I remember a time where I was skeptical and somewhat laughing at people suggesting of a duelist, pirate, pistol-wielding character or an Inquisitor into the game and Aztecs because it felt so out of place on what the theme was (this was what I was thinking before Wu Lin came out). submitted by Naive_Duty220 to forhonor [link] [comments] Fast forward to the current day, these characters came into a reality and I was just baffled. So instead of keeping the idea to myself, best I share it to whoever is reading this and hopefully For Honor can eventually add this character. ______________________________ Now to the actual thing. The idea I wish to suggest is an Austronesian Hero; specifically Maritime Southeast Asia/Austronesian/Malay(outdated term). Before I wanted to do this, I've been searching if anyone else has been doing this but it is not to the best way of describing, so instead I will share several pictures and sketches I've made to convey the suggestion easier. This is the base character concept sketch. The name will be talked about later. The picture above would be the base gear concept for the Hero. This outfit has been taken inspiration from all sides of the archipelago with the best intention to not make it too specific to which region. To SEAsians we are many, some may say too diverse. There is more than just standard Peninsular Malays, Jawa, Sulawesi, Kalimantanese, Tagalogs, Waray, Igorot and etc. While we are clumped into the same continent, we are very much diverse yet have some similarities between each other. The point of this character is to portray that. Because we (SEAsians) know that if only 1 country gets represented; e.g: Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, the other brother is sulking. Malaysia and Indonesia been on it for years but even then sometimes people forget Brunei in the middle. (Lmao) As for Ubisoft's team, this will make the designing, representation and development(?) of the character easier. And lets be honest, they tend to get things mixed up even when we don't asked them to like the Ocelotl having Cuauthli gear when the Hero is named after the Jaguar warriors. This hero would (hopefully) makes things easier and (really hope) make Maritime Southeast Asians happy (Lmao). DETAILED DESCRIPTION
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Ppk7qsdLHmI/VOn2po-OpII/AAAAAAAAAwI/GaTROBHEDAg/w1600/rupa-iket.jpg - In Indonesia, since there are so many ethnicities, the come in various names but most commonly known as Udeng (Bali), Totopong (Sundanese), some style may come across to a Javanese Blangkon as well. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DelEEFUU0AELrDD?format=jpg&name=large - In the Philippines, most common name for it would be the Pudong-pudong/Potong-potong. This is worn in the Tagalog fashion. https://scontent.fkul15-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/361615010_727559692507277_3417615831445810768_n.jpg?_nc_cat=110&cb=99be929b-59f725be&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=730e14&_nc_ohc=58Rw9t2gzVEAX_d2jfn&_nc_ht=scontent.fkul15-1.fna&oh=00_AfCtiXadsx0OjlcLXicBaMraC6pLoZ2PGDQ4b9_G9rCRRA&oe=64D8DA6E - Where as this was based over the Visayan variant. https://scontent.fkul15-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/117343439_658165944800510_5998933485280482039_n.jpg?_nc_cat=107&cb=99be929b-59f725be&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=9267fe&_nc_ohc=80OH5_X75AsAX8R_mw8&_nc_ht=scontent.fkul15-1.fna&oh=00_AfBICAivuroP7Y3RIl5pxtTqRvcRU2lp05cLQTROgD6sAA&oe=64FB1BAC - In Peninsular Malaysia, it is commonly known as a Semutar. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/Iban_Dayak_Couple.jpg - Even other interior ethnic group (this example focuses on Borneo/Brunei/Kalimantan region) wore it like the Dayak Labung/Lawung/Lavuung (worn by the man) The idea of the headwear is a simple wrap. Yes, there are more elaborate styles but bear with me, this post isn't short (lmao). Since its the beginning stage, most of the items are a pretty basic piece of gear used by the ethnicities in the area.
https://scontent.fkul15-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/300998105_832372091459760_4477620795629115203_n.jpg?_nc_cat=109&cb=99be929b-59f725be&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=dd63ad&_nc_ohc=6np4TkS97pQAX_RztHj&_nc_ht=scontent.fkul15-1.fna&oh=00_AfAoz8CExFrYujdLKLNrHbBYGX5TPpW7g3PrlFJiKaqZ4Q&oe=64D7FDD3 - In the Philippines, it is known as a Kangan**.** https://64.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6ggrvKu1K1rsqusgo1_500.jpg - But these had sleeves. We will get there. https://down-my.img.susercontent.com/file/8c69d345ff2ba358e9f9969ba3f525cc - In Peninsular Malaysia, it is known formally as a Baju Layang/Sikap or Tekua. Sometimes there can be sleeves as well. https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-l7isV9TDyDQ/UJFRo1goTTI/AAAAAAAAAXE/uybPhuPKnkI/s1600/PSGD+(10).jpg.jpg) - These examples are too extravagant for the base gear so we will pick this up later on. There are common variants too but it is what anyone would just call a shirt https://scontent.fkul15-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/117836959_178163817081533_2602503238476884130_n.jpg?_nc_cat=104&cb=99be929b-59f725be&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=XrX2xo6uzrgAX8Tt0-S&_nc_ht=scontent.fkul15-1.fna&oh=00_AfB3D7_3N4-p7JSOmFzsNrZ0Xeezr0VNMRIcg0VsyW-cCw&oe=64FB13CB - The best example would be from the Dayak Kelambi or sometimes known as Baju Burung. https://www.yuksinau.id/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Pakaian-Adat-Suku-Nias-Baru-Oholu-dan-Oraba-Si-Oli.jpg - Then there is the Nias variant of Baru Oholu/Oroba as well The reason for why I picked these type of vest/jacket-like garment is to at least show some chest while keeping the character covered and keeping more negative space within the character to add jewelry for more dynamic into the gear. As for why I picked the sleeveless variants is because For Honor has the Arm gear which the Torso cannot manipulate. So the only suggestion I can give is; while following current FH gear trends, that the sleeved variants could be the alternate variants which I also have a sketch. The plain jacket is meant for the player to add any chest/back paint customisations, higher legendary gear would be adorn by the linings and embroidery. https://i.redd.it/kl9usp4rvxdz.jpg Some people may ask as to why not add historically evidenced torso like the closed Kangans we see in the Boxer Codex, which I would simply reply. Its honestly too plain, even with adding embroidery, it just felt short https://farm2.static.flickr.com/1034/1391805551_3800127508.jpg Even with a variant like how these Igorot men wear, unless done with intricate designs and jewelry will it make the character feel full. Otherwise it will be bland and too weird(?). Examples like the Aramusha, while he is wearing a casual Yukata/Shitagi/Samue at times, it felt full because of his tattoos, stitches, layers and overall ruggedness. Same with the Kyoshin, the Kamishimo he wears had layers over it which makes it feel full. This part could continue to be discussed later on when talking about the legs. There is another inspiration but it is highly controversial. https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-BHXPkSWI_KQ/Vlr7JwuZt9I/AAAAAAAAEGY/REOyGRjxKTQ/s1600/baju-kebal.jpg - This vest would be known as Baju Kebal which meant Thick/Armoured Shirt. https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-KPm9kK7x3Vc/UMYcTzW_ZhI/AAAAAAAAB3o/824O2YGaDxU/s1600/geliga+kinabalu+11+018.jpg - This one would be called Baju Wafaq. The main idea for the torso was this padded vest which is typically worn by the time. The reason its called armoured is because of the Quranic/Arabic inscriptions embroidered on the vest which is believed to serve some protection to the wearer. This however is going to far into the spiritual/religious aspect of the MSEAsian ideology, but is hardly religious at all as the religion practiced doesn't even encourage this and is now categorised as sorcery/heresy to have this equipped. Hence why I opted the casual shirt instead.
The first one would be a typical Sarung/Malung/Kain. Typically it is worn long and in Peninsular Malay customs, if you wore it above the knee, its either you're a serving warrior (since warriors need maximum maneuverability) or unmarried and if worn below the knee, you're married. https://i.pinimg.com/originals/c3/e1/34/c3e134b9c8e684fb85ad151e76de5fa7.jpgI figured if worn like how most nowadays wear long, it is rather uncomfortable. Even for myself, when performing martial arts while only wearing it, I tend to tie it short as it will limit my steps at times. But I also took inspiration on HighlandeGladiator Kilt length which is around the knees which will also give some negative space for some added dynamic layers to the character. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/92/Diety_wearing_Chang_Kben%2C_Phnom_Da%2C_Angkor_Borei%2C_Cambodia.jpgThe second type of pants would be the Salwal/SeluaSalawal variant which is heavily influenced by Indian culture since we were once a strong appreciator(?) at the time before Islam became the dominating influence. While worn somewhat like a loincloth, it is long enough that it resembles more of regular pants than what is usually accustomed. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fc/Siamese_boatman%2C_Siam_%28Thailand%29._Wellcome_L0055805.jpg/800px-Siamese_boatman%2C_Siam_%28Thailand%29._Wellcome_L0055805.jpgNowadays the only people who tends to wear it are Mainland SEAsians like Thailand and their Kben. (Of course India still wear it as well since its from them, just in case if someone got offended I did not mention them.) https://www.mandarinmansion.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/aceh%20warriors.jpeg https://archive.mandarinmansion.com/images/peudeueng/aceh-warriors1.jpg https://assets.filipinaslibrary.org.ph/uploads/2018/11/maguindanao-datus.png https://i.pinimg.com/originals/13/28/72/1328724fc81930e430e5f27ce3e3c71e.jpg The third one would be a combination of the Kain and pants worn underneath. This one mostly appeared when Islam had influence over most of MSEA cultures.https://s3.tvstv.my/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/ngajat-1080x600-1.jpg Alas, the last one would be the loincloth but I specifically picked the longer model since its more longer which kinda makes it look cooler (impo) adds more movement to the character's appearance when running/walking.
https://i0.wp.com/www.romadecade.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Tari-Karonsih.jpg?fit=750%2C600&ssl=1 https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-Aq-e1sIzMGU/W8iNCiJks9I/AAAAAAAABSs/ZEZRmn1g538aTVF9AaM7uJGILm_Yy4RigCLcBGAs/s1600/tari-lambangsih.jpg These are mostly from the influence of MSEA Hindu-Buddhist past. http://www.baotanglichsutphcm.com.vn/Data/Sites/1/News/127/bvqg-10-ok.jpg - A sculpture of Avalokitesvara as an example. Another example which everyone is accustomed to is the Muay Thai/Boran Prajied/Prajiut arm band. While most common in Thailand, Northern Peninsular Malayans and Coastal Malay Borneons does have these charms too. Not in the same manner as today but as it was historically. Cloth from loved ones or uhhh... sorcery(?)-imbued scriptures. https://www.educatepark.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/mae-mai-muay-thai-i-nao-taeng-grit-217x300.jpg So in terms of ornamentation, this hero will have a lot of references to pull from. But in this sketch, I particularly favour the simpler kelat bahu (arm ring). https://150103294.v2.pressablecdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/4-Ifugao_Centipede_Tattoo.jpg As for the gauntlets... this is another stump I got myself into again. According to FH trends, every Hero including a culture that doesn't really wear gauntlets like Medjay, Vikings or even the Pirate, they will still include them with it along with greaves. So in order to make it seem acceptable, the only type of arm guards I can think of would be an accessory from the Baju Bodo. Yeah that's it unless anyone have any other ideas. https://scontent.fkul15-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/98202997_1178562409150206_5260340313368559616_n.jpg?_nc_cat=100&cb=99be929b-59f725be&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=nKd-XdsnHG4AX_ZCmwD&_nc_ht=scontent.fkul15-1.fna&oh=00_AfDZ2mHRjlgjtYwLPM1OTtUQDB75VAgGj59u5sWEHVAlew&oe=64FAED39 The only addition I can make to match the atmosphere is the bandages. But in order to make it more common to the culture, it isn't just plain bandages but somewhat of a charm (tangkal/pengaruh/ajimat) band wrapped around the guards. https://abuhumayd.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/azimat-d-balut-dengan-kain-merah-jaga-badan.jpg Now of course as the Baju Kebal before, making it Arabic will make it controversial, as for making it Thai... idk but then it will feel specific to that region so we can then introduce a great bridge scripture of the archipelago. Kawi. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/45/Copy_of_a_stone_stele_written_in_Kawi_script.jpg/550px-Copy_of_a_stone_stele_written_in_Kawi_script.jpg - Example of Kawi script, even found as far as the Philippines with the Laguna Copperplate.
https://i.pinimg.com/564x/0d/f2/1d/0df21d09e316dfb4fe28a462dc07b675.jpg Now I am not accusing this man wearing a charm but this particular style does not seem specifically targeted to an ethnic group within the continent hence it is my choice to put it in since it is unique by itself while being simple. https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-s03wWGwD4-g/UQ-3zQLBw4I/AAAAAAAAHIU/HZ_exMjE-TM/s640/blogger-image--426775837.jpg http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_UWLW8hsihOY/SvjRKEhoPaI/AAAAAAAAAN8/4atuVryvMcc/s1600/coin+antik+001.jpg - You can make it complicated too as coin charms are rather the norm in the area. There can be other examples like this shell necklace by the Dayak which is not specific as well. https://preview.redd.it/zfkqcd5gd3hb1.png?width=215&format=png&auto=webp&s=a882e942c195e72cd76631d36c5fe3a4acb9d5ff Another if you can notice is a line or thread behind the necklace as well, this is based of another charms that some people wear around their waist/belly too. Beliefs of this item may vary. But here is such an example. https://assets.hmetro.com.my/images/articles/Copy_of_foreign-azimat_HMfield_image_listing_featured_v2.var_1658960121.jpg Going below that now, we can see a sash (cindai/selendang/bengkung) that is worn under the belt. This is just a simple sash if were being honest. There are tales of people back then using it as a weapon as well and it is commonly worn around too. https://deadliestblogpage.files.wordpress.com/2017/04/64362-sulu2bwarriors.jpg https://khalifahgayong.files.wordpress.com/2010/05/aku-dan-gayong-89.jpg?w=584 - This art was lost for a long time and is now only revived but with everything being revived, it is not always the same as it was once intended for as well. Take it with a grain of salt. The belt is the interesting part however I don't really know the specific name for it except Lampit which is used by the Iban (or Porik? for the Bidayuh) but Peninsular Malays do use it as well, I had seen a picture of some Moro people that wore it as well. But in an even ancient time when the Hindu influence was still around these were made of gold and were done with such finesse too. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0b/Iban_Dayak_Couple.jpg https://alchetron.com/cdn/datu-108c51c2-39c4-4d2a-b1ef-5aa70a19cb5-resize-750.jpeg https://media.philstar.com/images/the-philippine-stalifestyle/arts-and-culture/20150831/Philippine-Gold-Surigao-del-Sur.jpg The calf rings are also typical of the time too, reappearing on the region when the arm bands were still around too, another piece of jewelry I only know the Iban name for; Engkrimuk. But it also seen in the Boxer codex. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DelEEFTUEAARFub.jpg https://edanantaiban.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/whp_6698.jpg While I am unsure with references from Jawa, I bet they had them as well but unfortunately I do not know (please do let me know as I am really interested about it). As for the greaves, I have no idea but the only reference I had was this discovered armour set that is on another reddit post too. https://preview.redd.it/uflywvre44fa1.jpg?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=3b2d2b8cc6abe9fd2d09aad0b0e05f754a37eb21 And yea that is it for this base gear. ____ LEGENDARY ALTERNATE VARIANT This would be the Legendary alternate variant As you can see it does somewhat resemble the original while keeping the vest and as mentioned before, the sleeved version could be the alternate variant instead. Since the FH trend for alternates tend to be either something that gives more colour, I added a shirt underneath the Jacket and pants that could contrast the paint pattern done on the jacket or vice versa. But since I am in the topic, why not we go through it a bit
https://assets.hmetro.com.my/images/articles/0412rstanjakkk_1681282838.jpg - Peninsular Malay & West Coast Borneon Malays Tengkolok/DestaTanjak Makassar Patonro/Passapu https://cdn1-production-images-kly.akamaized.net/j8lmr9OLx1bvaXIaAy8RfrDaNzI=/1200x675/smart/filters:quality(75):strip_icc():format(jpeg)/kly-media-production/medias/1542414/original/024925500_1490064044-pasapu.jpg:strip_icc():format(jpeg)/kly-media-production/medias/1542414/original/024925500_1490064044-pasapu.jpg) - I find this headwear funny in the Malay context because this is a cultural wear for the Bugis people. https://i.pinimg.com/736x/6e/5c/ba/6e5cba0914fac3f86d66cbdd28f90f11.jpg But in Malaysia, this is a specific style for a Tanjak called Bugis Tak Balik which literally meant "The Bugis that didnt go back/home." (Context was that a lot of Bugis came to Malaya, mostly in Johor which is why there is a lot of Bugis descendants in the area) Another example would be the Moro Tubaw https://philippineamericanwar.webs.com/Moro%20Datu%20and%20Wife%20early%201900s.jpg Something a bit more extravagant to reward the players for playing this hero thus far.
https://kovermagz.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/1615522021-55616d990423bd24568b4567.jpg https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-zfx-Z6zxMGc/UJCjsFm6coI/AAAAAAAAAfE/z0AgtQ5h7Fo/s1600/baju+layang,+baju+kutang,+dokoh,+keris.jpg https://images.tokopedia.net/img/cache/500-square/VqbcmM/2022/6/20/7191dec7-0e34-411b-a55a-8fe17b139cb2.jpg The textile is a luxurious Tenun (woven fabric) of a Songket/Pileh/Jongkit. It is not simply embroidered but it is done with metallic threads. Typically gold or silver which can be altered by the material slot like Zhanhu. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/COLLECTIE_TROPENMUSEUM_Ceremoni%C3%ABle_omslagdoek_TMnr_5957-3.jpg https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/10/Tenunan_songket_khas_Minangkabau.jpg/1024px-Tenunan_songket_khas_Minangkabau.jpg An image of a Tagalog Kangan above also shows the usage of the textile.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f9/King_Rama_in_full_Regalia.jpg https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-cvVV1onyWI0/Vuy_NAyfrCI/AAAAAAAAALY/fZwCTOOso0EPFmsb5w02VBb8JdeOADViA/s1600/IMG_20160312_184549.jpg Another would be the Terompah Sepit/Kedau which is also... from India https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7c/Paduka.jpg And last but not least, the Capal... you guessed it. https://down-my.img.susercontent.com/file/8f0faa09bac463402f2844173f2ff2c6 As mentioned prior, shoes was a luxury and most would rather be fine without them. Berserker may have a barefoot set but I imagine it may be hard so its only available for him so the only compromise I can think of is any random sandal could do too. I'm really uninformed in regards to the topic of footwear, many apologies. >>> Next post - https://www.reddit.com/forhonocomments/15nayhh/maritime_southeast_asian_hero_idea_part_ii/ |
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2020.10.23 11:15 blackred44 Vegetable, Fruit, & Meat/Seafood Storage + Food Safety Tips
Nama Sayur | Penyimpanan |
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Kentang & variannya, umbi-umbi kaya ubi jalar, singkong, labu kuning (kalo labu siam, aku suka taro kulkas sih dan langsung masuk laci) | Bisa dibersihkan saat mau pakai. Cukup di wadah terbuka atau kaya karung terbuka & simpan di area yg gelap supaya tahan lama + jangan terlalu dekat dengan bawang dan buah supaya gak cepet numbuh. |
Bawang putih, merah, bombay, ungu | Simpan di wadah terbuka, gak perlu masuk kulkas. Kalo kira-kira sering pakai bawang putih cincang, boleh sih bikin lebih awal dalam jumlah besar dan simpan dalam wadah tertutup di dalam kulkas atau dalam toples kaca (jar) tapi harus pastiin toplesnya ini higienis supaya menghindari kontaminasi. |
Seledri; Daun bawang | Pas beli, bilang sama abang/ibunya jangan ditekuk. Emang sih jadi panjang melambai-lambai, tapi ini ngebantu supaya gk ada bagian yg layu karena ketekuk pas di beli. Bisa simpan di dalam kulkas. Untuk seledri biar daunnya gak cepet layu, bisa disimpan dalam plastik yg bolong-bolong. |
Timun | Langsung masuk laci kulkas |
Brokoli, kembang kol | Ini bisa langsung masuk laci kulkas. Cuma kalo kembang kol, jangan kelamaan di suhu ruangan karena rentan kena oksidasi jadi nanti warnanya agak menghitam. Ini cuma warna aja berubah tapi rasa sih enggak |
Kacang kapri, buncis, caisim, bokchoy, pakchoy, tomiau, horenzo, bayam, kangkung | Pastikan pas disimpan di kulkas gak basah-basah. Masukin plastik bolong supaya gak cepet layu. Atau kalo beli di supermarket, suka masuk ke dalam kantong kresek yg tipis2 itu kan, itu juga bisa. |
Wortel, lobak, bit | Bisa disimpan dalam kantong plastik yang bolong supaya ada ventilasi. Tahan sampai 2 minggu+ |
Selada air dan teman-temannya | Ini kalo pas dibeli basah, dilap, keringin, jangan sampe terlalu basah (bisa keringin pake salad tosser kalo punya, kalo gak lap manual jg bisa kok). Selada itu butuh air supaya bisa tetap lembab. Simpan dalam kantong plastik, kasih lubang sedikit jangan terlalu banyak supaya daunnya gak cepat layu. |
Jamur segala macam, kecuali kalengan atau yg dijual dalam plastik vakum (contoh enoki) atau yang kering; Cabai, paprika | Jangan dicuci. Simpan dalam kantong kertas. Bisa tahan sampai 4-7 hari, tergantung tingkat kesegaran pas beli juga. Kenapa kantong kertas? Jamur & cabai itu kandungan airnya tinggi, saat disimpan dikulkas, otomatis pelan2 kandungan airnya menguap. Kalo taro di kantong plastik atau wadah plastik (bolong2 sekalipun), bisa cepet busuk. Tanda2nya tuh, jamurnya jadi licin2 gitu, kalo cabe ya mulai lembek2 benyek. Kantong kertas bantu untuk kelembapannya bisa terserap. |
Jagung | Simpan sama kulit hijau dan rambutnya, langsung simpan aja di laci kulkas. |
Kol, sawi putih | ini bisa langsung simpan dari kantong kresek yg suka ada di supermarket, atau langsung gitu aja juga bisa. |
Bumbu dapur seperti jahe, lengkuas, sereh, daun jeruk, kayu manis, adas, jintan dkk | Ini aku simpan di luar dan di wadah terbuka sih. |
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Pisang | Saran, kalau gak bisa langsung habis, ada baiknya beli yg masih ada bagian hijaunya, jadi matang pelan-pelan dan bisa dimakan semua sebelum kelewat mateng. Pisang yg ada warna hitam2 di kulit sebenernya tanda bahwa itu pisang berada di titik matang paling optimal. Kecuali ya, pas dipegang udah mulai benyek, itu sih mulai busuk namanya. Biasanya sih pisang yg ada warna hitam2nya kalo beli di pasar, kalo di supermarket, rata-rata merk Sunpret warnanya kuning-hijau semua. |
Tomat | Cukup taro di suhu ruangan kalau belum matang. Boleh sih taro kulkas, tapi ada kecenderungan lebih cepet busuk |
Semangka, Melon, Timun suri, Nanas, Rambutan, Pepaya, Kelengkeng, manggis, delima, jambu | Bisa simpan di luar kulkas, asal gak kena matahari langsung dsb. Kecuali udah dipotong/dikupas atau belinya yg potongan/kupasan |
Jeruk dan citrus lain, kaya lemon, grapefruit, blood orange | Bisa simpan langsung di laci, atau kalau dapat tempat yg jala-jala itu (biasanya untuk jeruk), juga boleh masukin jala-jala baru simpan di laci. |
Anggur, ceri | Simpan di kantong plastik bolong2. Gak perlu dicuci sebelum disimpan. Baru dicuci saat akan dimakan. Anggur tuh, biasanya ada kaya lapisan lilin warna putih, lapisan kaya gini normal dan alami kok. Itu utk jaga buahnya dari serangga. |
Keluarga beri, kaya strawberi, raspberi, blackberry | Masuk kulkas dan simpan di plastik bolong2 dan pastikan kering buahnya |
Alpukat | Ini tricky sih. Kalo beli alpukat, biasanya suka gue kocok2, kalo bijinya koplok gitu, biasanya udah mateng. Kalo masih belom mateng, jangan simpan di kulkas. Tapi harus rajin cek dan simpan di kulkas saat udah mau mateng. |
Apel, pir, kiwi, aprikot, plum, persik, nectarine | Buah2 ini ya, produksi gas ethylene tadi. Jadi baiknya disimpan di luar kulkas. Kalau pun mau simpan di kulkas biar dingin, masukin wadah, biar gasnya gak membuat buah / sayur jadi cepat matang/busuk. Kecuali emang mau buah tertentu cepet mateng. |
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