Showing posts with label Street Food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Street Food. Show all posts

Friday, January 1, 2016

Martabak Manis (Indonesian Sweet Martabak), with Yeast

Welcome 2016! And here’s something sweet and buttery to start this year: Martabak Manis!

This thick pancake is one of the most devilish street foods you can find in Indonesia. It is so evil because it consists layers of carbohydrates and butter spreads along with whatever filling you crave; from sweet condensed milk, cheese, chocolate sprinkles, peanut butter, jam, sugar, to the trendy flavors such as Kitkat, Oreo, Nuttella, or Ovomaltine. And here’s to adding more sins: the Martabak stalls are usually open at night so we Indonesian usually eat it as night meal after dinner. Despite the health problem you could possibly get if you eat too much Martabak Manis, the rich, buttery, sweet taste, fluffy, gooey texture, good feeling if you munch Martabak is worth the guilty pleasure.
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Friday, December 11, 2015

Batagor and Siomay (Indonesian Dumplings)

Batagor is an abbreviation from Baso Tahu Goreng (fried meatball and tofu), that in Indonesia is largely sold as fast food on the street, along with Siomay. Indonesian is used to differ Batagor and Siomay by how they’re served; Siomay are steamed and Batagor are deep fried, but their ingredients and shapes are the same.