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Javanese
Soto ayam
A clear chicken broth, yellow with turmeric, poured over shredded chicken, glass noodles, bean sprouts and egg, with lime, sambal and fried shallots.
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Javanese
Sate Madura
Small skewers of chicken, glazed in kecap manis and grilled over charcoal, under a peanut sauce with lontong and raw shallot.
Tastes hot, rich and sweetish
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Balinese
Bebek betutu
A whole duck or chicken stuffed and smothered with base genep, wrapped and cooked slowly in embers until it falls apart.
Tastes very hot and very rich
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Minahasan
Ayam rica-rica
Chicken cooked in a paste of fresh red and bird's eye chilli, shallot, garlic and ginger, finished with lemongrass, lime leaf and lemon basil.
Tastes very hot
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Malaysian
Ayam pongteh
A Nyonya braise of chicken and potato with fermented soybean paste, shallots, garlic and gula melaka — salty, sweet and dark.
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Anhui
Huangshan braised pigeon
Pigeon stewed slowly in a clay pot with Chinese yam, ham and ginger until the meat is soft and the broth clear and rich.
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Japanese
Okonomiyaki
A thick savoury pancake of batter and shredded cabbage with pork belly, cooked on a griddle and finished with sweet-sour sauce, mayonnaise, aonori and bonito flakes.
Tastes rich
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Gujarati
Undhiyu
A winter medley of flat beans, purple yam, sweet potato, baby aubergine and plantain, slow-cooked with fenugreek dumplings and a green masala of coconut and coriander.
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Nigerian
Egusi soup
A thick soup of ground melon seeds, leafy greens and palm oil, eaten with pounded yam or eba.
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Nigerian
Amala
A smooth, brown swallow of yam flour stirred into boiling water, eaten with ewedu, a slippery soup of jute leaves, and gbegiri, a bean soup.
Tastes hot
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Nigerian
Bole
Ripe plantain, and often yam, roasted over coals until charred, served with grilled fish and a hot palm-oil pepper sauce.
Tastes very hot and sweetish
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