Nasi Uduk Jakarta: Rice Cooked in Fragrant Coconut Milk
Nasi Uduk is rice cooked in fragrant coconut milk that is popular for breakfast menu. It’s traditionally from Jakarta region.
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Nasi Uduk is rice cooked in fragrant coconut milk that is popular for breakfast menu. It’s traditionally from Jakarta region.

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Klepon is sweet snacks and dessert from Indonesia that are made of glutinous rice flour with brown sugar filling and are coated with coconuts. The soft and chewy balls are lovely to enjoy with your afternoon cuppa.

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These Indonesian sweet potato balls have a slightly chewy texture. They are called Kolak Biji Salak which you enjoy with brown sugar syrup and drizzle of creamy coconut milk. They’re delicious for dessert or just afternoon snack. Yummy.