Peanut satay chicken stir fry
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Peanut satay chicken stir fry

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My last night in Singapore was in-room dining. Hainanese chicken rice, nasi goreng, satay—everything was delicious, and I was completely satisfied.
Muppet Fact #1697
According to a post recently made by Bill Barretta, the puppet that played Cynthia Rose in Muppets Tonight and who recently appeared in The Muppet Show special is named Satay.
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Barretta, Bill. "...the puppet's name is Satay. 👍" On Facebook post "Hoping it brings you some joy...❤️" Facebook, February 4, 2026. https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10236671948633435&id=1077379580.
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Food of the Day: Rendang
ate rendang at a kenduri today and wow… i forgot how good it is. the beef was so soft it just melted, and the gravy was thick and full of spices. you can tell it’s been cooking for hours because every bite is just packed with flavor.
rendang isn’t the kind of thing you eat every day, so having it at a kenduri makes it feel even more special. like you’re sitting there with a plate of rice, rendang, maybe some other lauk, and suddenly you’re just so thankful food like this exists.
the taste is hard to explain—it’s spicy, a little sweet, and kinda nutty from the coconut. the heat builds up but you don’t stop, you just keep going. pair it with plain rice and it’s basically perfect.
idk, rendang always feels like more than just food. maybe it’s because i always have it at family events or kenduris, so it’s tied to those memories. it’s not just delicious, it’s comforting, like home on a plate.