i've noticed that there is a certain food culture during Ramadhan. it didn't occur to me until i was on my way to school and saw a makeshift stall selling canned lychees and longans at Pasar Keramat. so here's my list:
1. Typical drinks for iftar : soya bean milk, cincau rose syrup and sugarcane drink.
| packed soya bean milk | 
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| cincau | 
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| sugarcane drink | 
2. Typical desserts : jellies, taufu fa and santan based kuih 
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| agar-agar berlapis santan | 
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| packed taufu fa with molasses or regular syrup | 
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| kuih talam | 
| kuih cara manis | 
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kuih seri muka  | 
3. Typical savoury kuihs: 
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| karipap | 
| pulut panggang | 
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| roti jala | 
4. Typical canned desserts : lychees in yellow cans 
5. Typical main meal from pasar ramadhan : nasi kerabu,
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| nasi kerabu | 
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| roti john | 
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| murtabak | 
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| ayam percik | 
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| ikan bakar | 
6. Typical homecooked meal : fried mee hoon, fried rice and spicy broth
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| fried mee hoon | 
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| fried rice | 
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| spicy beef ribs soup | 
7. A must for every iftar : dates
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| dates | 


















1 comment:
Hmm... You forgot Tepung Pelita.. my favourite. Nice blog, by the way.
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