Indonesian Culinary Delights: Explore Traditional Dishes and Snacks

Delve into the world of Indonesian cuisine with dishes like Semur, Nasi Goreng, and Dadar Gulung. Learn about the flavors and ingredients that make these dishes unique to Indonesia. Experience the aromatic spices and exotic tastes that define Indonesian culinary traditions.

• Indonesian cuisine
• Semur
• Nasi Goreng
• Dadar Gulung
• Traditional dishes

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1. Mau Mau makan makan apa What do you want to eat? apa? ?

2. I see, I think, I wonder I see, I think, I wonder

3. Itu.SEMUR Semur A really easy and quick to prepare dish is semur. It is not spicy; chili being served on the side for those who like it hot. Ingredients most often used are chicken, tofu (tahu) cut in approximately one inch cubes, sliced fermented bean curd (tempe), and rice vermicelli (so-on). Semur is served with steamed white rice

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5. Itu Itu .. ..nasi Nasi = cooked rice Goreng = fried Istimewa = special nasi goreng goreng istimewa istimewa

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7. Itu Itu Dadar Dadar Gulung Gulung Dadar Gulung is one of the most popular snack in Indonesia, especially Java. Dadar Indonesian literally means pancake while gulung means to roll Inside, the coconut sugar as a filling and usually a green pancake, which comes from pandanus leaves. Pandan is a tropical herbaceous plant with long green leaves, which can be found throughout Indonesia. It is very aromatic and has a unique taste that can be used for many Indonesian desserts, cakes and drinks. It can be purchased as a ready-to-use paste in the Asian stores. Or if you buy it fresh, you pound into a paste, add water and then filtered and just take the juice for colouring.

8. I think, I wonder I think, I wonder How different is Australian food to Indonesian food? Or HUGELY different? Just a LITTLE different

10. I think, I wonder I think, I wonder How would you describe traditional Australian food?

11. Is this traditional?

12. Mau Mau makan makan apa apa? ? Saya mau makan ..