Jul 28, 2025
Who knows this Indonesian dessert? It's like a soft mochi with sweet brown sugar inside š¤¤
It's called Klepon š
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Who knows this Indonesian dessert? It's like a soft mochi with sweet brown sugar inside š¤¤
It's called Klepon š
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This is a Indonesian taste, the name is fried taro ball.
Indonesian people very like eat this. š
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Indonesian Pancake? Yes, Martabak Manis!
Still about pancakes, this time it's an Indonesian pancake (Indonesian thick sweet pancake): Terang Bulan/Martabak Manis.
More details:
ApamĀ balikĀ (lit.ā'turnover pancake') also known asĀ Martabak ManisĀ (lit.ā'sweetĀ murtabak'),Ā terang bulanĀ (lit.ā'moonlight'),Ā peanut pancakeĀ orĀ mĆ njiÄnguĒĀ (Chinese:Ā ę¼ē ē²æ), is a sweet dessert originating inĀ Fujian cuisineĀ which now consists of many varieties at specialist roadside stalls or restaurants throughoutĀ Brunei,Ā Indonesia,Ā MalaysiaĀ andĀ Singapore.Ā It can also be found inĀ Hong KongĀ as (Chinese:Ā å·ē³) andĀ TaiwanĀ as (Chinese:Ā éŗ„ä»ē ).
MĆ njiÄnĀ (ę¼ē ) is a homophone ofĀ MĒnqÄ«ngĀ (ę»æęø ), which ruled theĀ final imperial dynasty in China, whileĀ guĒĀ (ē²æ) means pancake.
If you are from Indonesia, can you name these Traditional snacks?
Traditional Snacks from Indonesia (Jajanan Pasar). There are different types of snacks sold in the traditional markets in Java: jajan pasar, kue, bolu, and roti. Jajan pasar refers to native Javanese snacks; kue (from Chinese gao; kwe) refers to some western cakes and steamed cakes of Chinese origin; bolu (from Portuguese bolo) refers to sponge cakes and some other types of cake with a similar texture; while roti (from Sanskrit rotika) refers to any baked goods in general. (Wikipedia)
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This snack is made from glutinous rice with sugar called 'wajik' in my hometown. I love to eat wajik that my late grandma made of. It's chewy yet not too sweet and sticky. My grandma's wajik were not in pink but always brown one. #wajik #jajanpasar #indonesianfood #indonesiansnack https://www.instagram.com/p/CcPkDMgLcuz/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
Traditional Indonesian Savory Snack: Crispy Fried Vegan Pastel
Welcome to todayās show, where we will show you how to make a traditional Indonesian snack, crispy fried pastel. Pastel is a delicious savory snack that is sold by street vendors and in markets throughout Indonesia. It consists of a thin pie crust filled with vegetables and then deep-fried.
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Fried spinach as a snack. Nevertheless i have it with rice.