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Indonesian-style ‘Masala Tea’: Spiced Lemongrass Milk Tea

A quick, simple and refreshing milk tea flavoured with lemongrass, cloves, cinnamon and cardamom, inspired by Indian masala tea.

Sayur Oyong: Luffa Gourd Soup

A light, clear luffa gourd soup — typical of Indonesian home cooking. Gourd is cooked with cellophane noodles, garlic, and mushroom bouillon.

Es Timun: Healthy Iced Cucumber Drink

A healthy, refreshing drink to cool you down when the weather’s hot. Quick and easy to prepare with all the benefits of cucumber and lime.

Tofu Skin Salad with Sambal Matah (Vegan)

An experimental combination of a Balinese sambal and a Chinese dish. Here, sambal matah and Sichuan pepper oil mix with sliced tofu skin.

Orak Arik Jamur Tiram: Scrambled Eggs with Oyster Mushrooms

A very simple and quick recipe of scrambled eggs with oyster mushrooms — ideal if you don’t have much time. To be enjoyed with rice or toast.

Tumis Okra: Stir-fried Ladies’ Fingers (Vegan)

Tumis Okra is a simple and easy stir-fried dish of ladies' fingers; it's slightly spicy, nutritious, and fresh-tasting.

Bandrek: Traditional Sundanese Herbal Ginger Drink (Vegan)

A traditional Sundanese herbal ginger drink containing spices like cinnamon and cloves. It has warming properties and other health benefits.

Tahu Gejrot: Sweet & Spicy Tofu Puffs (Vegan)

A famous dish from West Java, consisting of fried tofu puffs (tahu pong or taupok) drenched in a gravy of soy sauce, tamarind, and chillies.

Sambal Pencok: Sundanese Spicy Sambal with Long Beans

Recipe for a potent raw Sundanese sambal made of chillies, lesser galangal, and garlic, topped with fresh long beans that add a crunch.

Mie Goreng: Fried Noodles (Vegan)

Recipe for simple, village-style fried yellow noodles — takes less than 30 minutes to cook. Entirely vegan and full of vegetables.
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