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MAKAN WARS: KING of VADAI- The Original Vadai, Mr Vadai Founder, Sky Lab Cooked Food
Native to South India, the vadai is a savoury fried snack which can be described as fritters, cutlets or even donuts. It is commonly made with legumes, sago or potatoes, although some places tweaked the recipe to make it lighter, fluffier, and more suitable from the local tastebuds. In this episode of MAKAN WARS, we…
MAKAN WARS: Battle of the Kue Lupis – Rumah Makan Minang, Red Ginger, Kg Glam Cafe
An Indonesian traditional sweet cake made of glutinous rice, banana leaves,coconut and thick palm sugar syrup, kue lupis is often eaten at breakfast or as a side dish during the evening. In this episode of MAKAN WARS, we get to taste sink our teeth into the kue lupis from Rumah Makan Minang, Red Ginger and…
Work continues to ensure smooth, timely delivery of 11th Asean Para Games
The 11th Asean Para Games is just over two months away and no effort is being spared to get Solo, Indonesia ready to ensure a smooth delivery on 30 July this year. But having been delayed a week from the original schedule of 23 July, the games now clash with the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games,…
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