Malaysia is a tropical country and is rich in tropical fruits like durian, mangosteen, rambutan, pineapple, banana, chiku, papaya, chempedek.
Nyonya Sambal Goreng is not to be confused with Indonesian Sambal Goreng.
Today, I’m paying tribute to all BNF Indonesian fans who have been with me since Day 1 by making this crispy, tasty and utterly popular side dish – “Indonesian Perkdel”.
Popular in Singapore and Malaysia, mee siam (Siamese noodles in Malay) is one dish I can’t get enough of.
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Whenever I make chicken satay, it brings back fond memories of my childhood growing up in Malaysia.
Tamarind Shrimp (or Assam Prawns) is a Malaysian Nyonya dish that is so easy to prepare and yet delivers huge flavor.