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	Laksa Soup by Micheline This wonderfully spicy and comforting soup comes from Malaysia. I saw it in a Health Food Magazine. The recipe can be made with chicken only. This soup is very similar to Vietnamese Pho soup which is one of my favourite soups.	1 vote 6321 views
	Kolak by Christine Two weekends ago, I made Kolak - a type of Indonesian dessert, that my Mom usually prepares for us back home.	1 vote 5781 views
	Lapis Surabaya (Spiku) by Christine Indonesia's signature layer cake, Lapis Surabaya or Spiku, is so dear to most of Indonesians. The cake is commonly used for the base cake of decorated wedding and birthday cakes in Indonesia. Usually, the original recipe of Lapis Surabaya would require lots of egg yolks for the cake batter but the one that I found in my cooking…	1 vote 9671 views
	Putu Ayu by Christine Putu Ayu is a popular traditional steamed coconut cupcakes in Indonesia. They are cute, fragrant, delicious and soft cupcakes to eat!	1 vote 12068 views
	Steamed Brownies (Brownies Kukus) by Christine Steamed brownies (Brownies Kukus) first found their fame in Indonesia about twelve years ago after one bakery from Bandung introduced this cake. From that point on, a lot of people in Indonesia started to commercialize steamed brownies too.	1 vote 8730 views
	Indonesian Traditional Kue Lapis (Layer Cake) by Christine I was craving this Indonesian Traditional Layer Cake some time ago and decided to make it myself. I used the recipe from an old cook book I bought in Indonesia many years ago. This book is intended for beginners in the kitchen and the recipe for this Kue Lapis doesn't use rice flour but uses mungbean flour (tepung hunkwe) instead.	1 vote 8634 views
	Sate Lilit Indonesia by kristy Fabulous fish stick ever!	2 votes 2 comments 3922 views