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How to Store Banana Leaves to Last for Months
If you often cook Indonesian dishes, you're surely familiar with banana leaves, right? These leaves are often the go-to for wrapping various traditional dishes like pepes, lemper, or lontong. For those of you who like to stock up on banana leaves, have you ever...
How to Fry Cashews into Perfectly Crispy and Delicious Festive Treats
How to Fry Cashews Perfectly Frying cashews might seem simple, but if done carelessly, you may end up with overly burnt or undercooked cashews. Follow these practical and easy steps to master the art of frying cashews: 1. Soak Cashews in Salt Water Before frying,...
Here Are Foods That Keep You Full Longer
Ever feel hungry again shortly after eating? It’s distracting and can make you feel weak, right? Eating isn’t just about portion size—the type of food you consume also plays a big role in how full you feel. Curious about which foods that keep you full longer? Check...
Differences Between Briyani Rice and Kebuli Rice: Know Them to Love Them
Briyani rice and kebuli rice are two types of spiced rice dishes popular in Indonesia, especially among fans of Middle Eastern and Indian cuisine. Although they look similar at a glance, these dishes have significant differences. Are you still confused about which one...
Don’t Get Them Mixed Up, These Are the Differences Between Wonton and Gyoza
Wonton is a must-have dish for Chinese New Year. Is it the same at your house? This dish is often shaped like gold ingots and symbolizes abundance and wealth. Recently, two types of dumplings have become popular in Indonesia's culinary world. These two types are...
They’re Not the Same! Discover 5 Differences Between Nasi Kapau and Nasi Padang
Ever found yourself confused between Nasi Kapau and Nasi Padang? At first glance, they look so similar—there’s rendang, gulai, and an array of mouthwatering side dishes. But beneath their almost identical appearances, surprising differences set them apart! To make...
5 Traditional Chinese New Year Foods in Indonesia with Deep Symbolism
Chinese New Year is synonymous with vibrant and lively traditions. One of the most anticipated customs is the array of special foods that are not only delicious but also rich in meaning and symbolism. From noodles symbolizing longevity to the sticky sweetness of Nian...
Traditional Chinese New Year Drinks to Serve During Lunar New Year
When it comes to celebrating Chinese New Year, the focus often falls only on dishes considered to bring luck. But let’s not forget about traditional drinks usually served during the festivity! These beverages aren’t just about quenching thirst; they carry deep...
Here’s How to Choose Sweet Oranges So You Won’t Pick the Wrong Ones Again
With Lunar New Year just around the corner, you’ll likely spot oranges everywhere. But be honest—do you still struggle to pick the right ones? Ever bought oranges only to find them unbearably sour when you took a bite? Feels like you’ve been fooled by their smooth and...
This is The Differences Between Rendang and Kalio
Are you a fan of Padang cuisine? If so, you might already know rendang inside out. But how about kalio? While both dishes use beef, are cooked with coconut milk, and are commonly found in Padang restaurants, they are distinct in many ways. Let’s explore about rendang...









