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100 Best Street Food of Indonesia

Bondan Winarno - Personal Name;

As a foodie who’s tasted almost all of Indonesia’s traditional cuisines, I would attest that they belong in the category of dangerously delicious food. While we do have some extra spicy dishes that can cause upset stomachs, there’s just something extraordinary about them that can make us fall in love and, for a moment, forget any health consideration.Really, there is no such thing as Indonesian cuisine. Instead, what we have is a complex array of regional cuisines bound by the nation’s diversity. One nation, millions of flavors! Not only is our traditional culinary provincial, each one also displays a unique terroir (local character). Whoever said Minang food only comes in one genre? Rendang Payakumbuh has a different take from Rendang Kapau. Even Sate Padang comes in three versions: Padangpanjang, Pariaman and Danguangdanguang.


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Series Title
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Call Number
641.5 BON s
Publisher
Jakarta : Kompas Media Nusantara., 2014
Collation
xx+548 hlm.; ill.: 21 cm
Language
English
ISBN/ISSN
9789797098681
Classification
641.5
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Makanan
Resep Masakan
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Madina Islamic School is an Islamic Integrated National-Plus School, offering Islamic, National and International standard of education. It was established in 2004 and located in the residential area of Tebet, South Jakarta. The outcome of the school are expected to posses a true genuine character as “mu’min” and at the same time posses a high standard of academic competency, that would allow them to enroll to the top universities in Indonesia and overseas, for their certificates of education are accredited nationally and internationally.

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