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AGAİN. Somebody steal my blog contents !

Selam..Merhaba from Turkey.

İ am really upset right now and really angry after İ found another stolen page using mostly my whole blog content for his blog.
The blog name is resepmasakandaridesa.blospot.com

I already report some of content to DMCA copyright removal but since that blog stolen mostly all my blog content.. I couldn't fill many reports. İt's annoying! 😠
Blogspot should remove and ban that blog.

From screenshoot you can see that most label that blog using also almost exactly same as my label category ... could be that thief got break into my HTML ...hiks.. 😢
anybody could help me please..?

I also already report this case to blogger forum and I hope somebody finally can help me with this annoying thing.

I can't believe that still there is somebody who no pride at all to do this..shame on you!

TİDAK TAHU MALU! Mencuri hasil kerja orang lain.

Some of my Crochet projects

Spinach Roll Cake with Cream Cheese filling / Bolu gulung Bayam dengan cream cheese filling

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Selam everybody.......Merhaba from Türkiye.

İf you are looking for something quick yet delicious for your family's tea time.
Or you are looking for perfect yet yummy center piece for entertaining your friend. You should try this Roll Cake.
No, it's not just regular roll cake with butter cream or jelly filling.. it's roll cake made from spinach.

Yes... this is my kid's friendly roll cake recipe. İ was inspired by my previous Spinach Cake which liked by my picky kid. Also my spinach chiffon cake was become my family fave.
This spinach roll cake is easy to make also delicious. You barely can taste the spinach in it or smell it. No body will know it make with a lot of nutritious vegetable until you tell them 😍

İ am the mother who always struggled gave my kid vegetables. When she saw something green or red or anything not protein in her food..she would get rid of it 😵
That was until these lately.. me and her father slowly convince her about eating her Vegetable and fruits. Not all though, but she start to enjoy some.
For example she will eat her çiğ köfte (meatless raw kofta) with lettuce. Or some broccoli but in small pieces form 😊

Red Velvet Cake with Cream cheese / Red Velvet Kek dengan krem keju yang lezat.

Resep dalam Bhs Indonesia di bagian bawah

Selam everybody...Merhaba from Türkiye.

Actually this is my late post. İ made this cake few weeks ago and posted on my instagram to joined one Giveaway baking group. The theme was Red Velvet cake.

So İ baked this yummy sponge red velvet pair with cream cheese.

İ love red velvet and baked them many times. You can check my Cheesecake between Red Velvet cake. Or moist steamed Red Velvet cake and RV Roll Cake for you who love roll cake, and many more RV theme. Just browse my page and find more.

What İ am going to share today is my fave one. İ made this recipe since İ enjoy red velvet cake but İ don't like the bitterness taste that mostly İ found in RV cake recipe.

İt's sponge cake base cake still, with separated egg yolk method. No Baking soda added.

For me cooking is about my taste.. my personal flavor. İ add or didn't add anything that did not meet my palate. 😋

İ made mini version of naked red velvet cake. İt's simple yet beautiful enough to enjoy with your mate.

İ simply baked my cake in wide baking tray (40x30x4 cm) then using ring cutter (diameter 12 cm) to cut my sheet cake.

You can also use 4 (four) mini springform diameter 12 cm.

Buchty ( Buchteln / Buchta / Wuchteln) Bread / Roti manis khas Balkan dan Eropa

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Selam everybody... Merhaba from Türkiye.

İt's like a decade İ didn't post any bread recipe. Well... actually making homemade bread is part of my (almost) daily cooking as bread is staple in our house. İ bake mostly home style crusty bread for our daily meal.

As Asian İ prefer soft bread or soft buns with very light sweetness and soft crust. İn Indonesian we eat soft buns as breakfast (not everyday though) or accompany our tea/ coffee time. We call our buns "roti manis" means sweet buns.
Indonesia love their "roti manis" with shredded cheddar cheese. The combination of creamy cheese with sweet condensed milk are the most fave among us.

Talking about sweet buns, today İ am going to share one soft and sweet buns calls Buchta. İ found this bread similar to mostly Asian fave so İ eagerly give it a try.
And İ've been reading a long the web about this yummy bun. Buchta, some call buchta or buchteln or Wuchteln in other place.
Mostly mention it's Balkan countries origin (Bohemia-Czech). Spread around the neighboring countries like Austria, Hungary, Ukraine and further.

Buchty it's pull-apart style of soft yeast buns. Use many eggs to enrich the buns. Traditional Buchteln is filled with plum Powidl jam. Buchteln are topped with vanilla sauce, powdered sugar or eaten plain and warm. But sometime it can be served with jam or sweet ground poppy seed.

Köfte Kebabı / Turkish lamb Kofta (meatball) Kebab, authentic and best recipe

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Selam everybody....Merhaba from Türkey.

Köfte or Kofta is definitely everyone's number one favorite here. As kebab, köfte is like staple and almost everyday meal for local. Men women adult to toddler.

And just like kebab, köfte has many variant base on meat used and its origin.

There is İzmir köftesi origin from İzmir city (see recipe here) , or when you visit Bursa you should try Pideli Köfte, it's a small flat meatball served over pide flat bread flush with yummy tomato sauce then "fizz" with hot melted butter. You can check how to make it home here. There is another köfte from İnegöl town named İnegöl Köfte.

Each köfte (meatball) has own typical.

And today İ'd like to share my family's favorite; Köfte Kebabı or Kofta (meatball) kebab. At a glance it may look a like Adana Kebab, but it's totally different.
This is just simply meatball wrap over 2 cm wide bamboo skewer then grill or roast in oven / grilling. The spice uses for this köfte is more simple than Adana Kebab, but believe me it still pack with flavor of Turkish cuisine.

Serabi Kinca / Traditional Indonesian pancake with sweet coconut milk sauce

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Selam......Merhaba from Türkey.

Indonesia has many....probably hundreds of variant of snacks. Start from traditional snacks e.g many kind of kueh basah (literally means wet / moist snacks), fried snacks (in Indonesian call gorengan) and other type of jajanan (snacks) mostly known as street food/ snack; for example batagor, siomay, kerak telur and more.
Kueh basah are more often steamed than baked and normally have sweet taste, but some are savory as well. But not all of them using steamed method, named kue basah mostly because they are moist.

Just like what İ want to share today. İt's including in kue basah- calls Serabi Kinca. İt's a pancake-like, served with sweet coconut milk sauce. Traditionally the pancake cooked on clay concave wok and heat over traditional clay stove with char coal calls anglo stove.

Unfortunately mine was broken during my flight from İndonesia to Turkey few years ago. So İ made this favorite kue basah using small teflon pan diameter ±13cm. İf you have iron cast pan it will work as well.

AYAM WOKU BELANGA / AUTHENTİC İNDONESİAN FOOD RECİPE; MANADONESE CHİCKEN WOKU

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Selam everybody.... Merhaba from Türkey.

Indonesian cuisine varies greatly by region and has many different influences. Sumatra cuisine, for example, often has Middle Eastern and Indian influences, featuring curried meat and vegetables such as gulai and kari, while Javanese cuisine is mostly indigenous, with some hint of Chinese influence. The cuisines of Eastern Indonesia are similar to Polynesian and Melanesian cuisine. Elements of Chinese cuisine can be seen in Indonesian cuisine: foods such as bakmi (noodles), bakso (meat or fish balls), and lumpia (spring rolls) have been completely assimilated.

Throughout its history, Indonesia has been involved in trade due to its location and natural resources. Additionally, Indonesia’s indigenous techniques and ingredients were influenced by India, the Middle East, China, and finally Europe. Spanish and Portuguese traders brought New World produce even before the Dutch came.

The Indonesian islands Moluccas (Maluku), which are famed as "the Spice Islands", also contributed to the introduction of native spices, such as cloves and nutmeg, to Indonesian and global cuisine.

Indonesian cuisine often demonstrates complex flavor, acquired from certain ingredients and bumbu spices mixture. Indonesian dishes have rich flavors; most often described as gurih (savory which equate to umami) and pedas (hot and spicy), and also combination of basic tastes such as manis (sweet), asin (salty), asam (sour) and pahit (bitter).