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26/02/24

Sweet Treats from Indonesia

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Martabak manis: Martabak manis is a very thick folded pancake with the consistency of a crumpet. 

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Pisang goreng: Pisang goreng means fried banana, and this is one of the simplest yet most popular snacks in Indonesia. 

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Kue putu: Kue putu is a traditional dessert sold by street vendors. The cake is made using rice flour which is coloured and flavoured with pandan leaves. 

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Klepon: Klepon is one of the most famous Indonesian desserts, found in traditional markets and local street vendors. 

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Lapis legit: Developed during colonial times in what was then the Dutch East Indies, lapis legit or thousand-layers cake, is an Indonesian cake also known as spekkoek in Dutch.

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Kue lapis: Kue lapis is a popular traditional snack of steamed, colourful layered rice flour pudding. ‘Lapis’ means layer in Indonesian, and kue lapis means layer cake. 

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Dadar gulung: Although it translates into ‘rolled omelette, dadar gulung is more accurately described as an Indonesian coconut pancake.

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Kolak: Kolak is a sweet, soup-like dessert whose base is made from palm sugar, coconut milk and pandan leaves. 

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