Best Mocha and Chocolate Butter cake. I baked it a dozen times, and my family never bored!

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I love butter cake. The moist, the flavor, the taste... I just can not get bored with it.
Just like this one. This classic Indonesian butter cake is heavenly. I've been baking this delightful cake for our tea or coffee time nearly every weekend for the past few years, and we never tire of it. 😃

It's delicious yet simple to bake, it's a Mocha Chocolate Butter Cake.

The cake is incredibly moist and rich. If you're looking for the perfect, irresistible cake to accompany your coffee or tea, you've found the right recipe. Prepare to delight your family and friends... and I'm confident that you and your loved ones will cherish it just as much.

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BLUEBERRY LEMON POUND CAKE,

Red Velvet and Chocolate Marble Butter Cake, or

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Or check on "Cakes, brownies, and bars" here for more than 110 unique and delicious cake recipes! 😊

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Homemade halal version Bak Kwa ( Beef Bak Kwa).

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Bak kwa, also known as rougan (Chinese: 肉干) or roupu (Chinese: 肉脯), is a Chinese salted dried meat product akin to jerky.

Even originating from China, Bak kwa is also popular in Singapore, Malaysia, and neighboring countries, especially during the Chinese New Year. 

This delicacy, introduced by Chinese immigrants, has adapted to local flavors. A distinctive feature is the preparation method, where the meat is charcoal-smoked rather than air-dried, giving it a unique smoky taste. The versions of bakkwa found in Singapore and Malaysia tend to be sweeter than those from mainland China, with a range of variations like chili bak kwa to suit local palates.

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Menikahi lelaki Turki, tidak seindah cerita sinetron.

بِسْمِ اللَّهِ الرَّحْمَنِ الرَّحِيم

السَّلاَمُ عَلَيْكُمْ وَرَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكَاتُهُ

Merhaba dari Türkiye semuanya 👋
Terima kasih udah mampir kemari ya. Boleh kok tinggalkan pesan atau jika ada pertanyaan apa saja di kolom komen dibawah... Saya akan sangat-sangat berterima kasih dan makin semangat update-update 💟

Kali ini saya tidak berbagi resep masakan, tapi akan menuliskan sebuah artikel yang inshaallah akan berguna bagi para perempuan Indonesia umumnya dan para pembaca lainnya.

Artikel ini saya cuplik dan saya terjemahkan dari sebuah situs berita berbahasa Turki yang saya pikir menarik dan akan berguna bagi pembaca semua. Hal ini saya lakukan karena makin hari saya makin banyak mendapatkan dan mendengar cerita/ kasus yang sangat memprihatinkan dan disayangkan. Dimana makin banyak wanita Indonesia yang datang ke Turki dan melakukan pernikahan yang berakhir dengan kisah sedih. Mereka mengalami mulai kekerasan fisik, seksual, emosianal, ekonomi, dan lain sebagainya setelah menikah atau bahkan sebelum menikah.

Kenapa bisa terjadi hal yang disayangkan itu? wartawan situs berita ini melakukan wawancara dan riset tentang hal ini yang saya pikir bagus juga untuk diketahui para perempuan Indonesia yang sedang mencari jodoh lelaki Turki.

Silahkan dibaca dengan hati dan pikiran terbuka. Dipikirkan dengan dalam dan matang sebelum menyesal seumur hidup nantinya.

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Kita berada di era ketika perjodohan sudah bisa dilakukan melalui jalur online. Bahkan baru-baru ini, banyak sekali  aplikasi kencan online dan situs pencarian pasangan/ jodoh, batasan-batasan tradisional telah hilang hingga terjadilah ledakan pernikahan internasional. 

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KOREAN SAUSAGE BREAD/ so se ji ppang. Easy recipe with video

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Soseji Ppang: Soseji (sausage) and ppang (bread). It can also be found as Pizza ppang (피자빵). It's one of the most popular street food in Korea.

The bread is soft and fluffy with slightly sweet and spicy sausage as a topping. Other popular fillings include chicken, cheese, and vegetables. Sausage ppang is often served with ketchup or chili sauce on top. It can be found at most street food stalls in Korea, and it’s a popular snack for both kids and adults.

You like this Soft Sandwich Roll Bread. Poolish method.

 

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Tahu Tek-tek Surabaya / Indonesian Tofu in shrimp paste peanut sauce

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Basically, there is no single form of "Indonesian cuisine", but rather, a variety of regional cuisines which are influenced locally by Indonesian culture as well as foreign influences. 

For example, rice that is processed into (steamed) white rice, ketupat or lontong (rice cake steamed using banana leaves or plastic) is the staple food for the majority of the Indonesian population, but for the eastern Indonesia, sago, corn, cassava, and sweet potatoes it is more commonly consumed. 

The general serving format for most Indonesian meals consists of staple foods with side dishes of meat, fish, or vegetables on the side of the plate.

Sumatran cuisine, for example, often displays Middle Eastern and Indian influences, such as the use of curry spices in meat and vegetable dishes, while Javanese cuisine develops from indigenous Indonesian cooking techniques. Cultural elements of Chinese cuisine can be distinguished in several Indonesian dishes. Dishes such as noodles, meatballs, and spring rolls have been absorbed in the art of Indonesian cooking.

You may like this Chicken braised in coconut milk ( Javanese curry) Recipe

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Mango Sticky (glutinous) Rice / Khao Neow Mamuang. Best recipe with video/ Resep Ketan mangga khas Thailand

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Khao neow mamuang in the Thai language, more commonly known as Mango sticky rice. One of Thailand’s favorite and most popular desserts. 

But not only in Thailand, this tropical mouthwatering dessert is now popular around the globe. 

It's not easy not to love this dish.

The sweet and juicy, delicious flavor of well-ripened mango, next to the soft but chewy sticky rice that has soaked up the creamy and subtle flavors of coconut, which has been topped with a slightly salty coconut milk topping, all with a sprinkling of toasted sesame seeds that give a burst of flavor.

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Turkish Lamb Tandoori. Make it at home. Recipe with video. / Ev Usulü Kuzu Tandır

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What is tandoori?

Tandoori is a fire burning in a pit built centuries ago to heat homes.
A unique soil mixture is prepared and shaped into a well. When wood was thrown into these pits and opened on the floors of houses in ancient times; large rooms were heated.

Over time, tandoori ovens, which were also used for cooking, are now preferred especially for cooking meat and bread.

In many regions of the country, tandoori bread was cooked enough to be consumed for a long time

the tandoori culture developed and it became a barbecue used for cooking lamb meat in the consistency of Turkish delight.

Tandoori has also become a name given to a dish commonly prepared by cooking lamb meat on a special skewer over a fire.

Tandoori has been an ideal cooking method for lamb. Restaurants have prepared natural tandoori in their places, especially for those who love lamb.

Lamb tandoori or tandoori kebab (Turkish language: Kuzu tandır or tandır kebabı), is a meat dish in Turkish cuisine. It belongs to the Akşehir region. It is prepared with lamb, onion, tomato, and peppers. Lamb pieces (sometimes a whole lamb) are baked in an oven called a tandır, which requires a special cooking method for hours. Served with bread and raw onions.

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Indonesian Beef (Cow) skin satay/ Sate Krecek (Cecek) kulit sapi

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Did you eat beef/ cow skin before?

Or maybe you didn't know that beef/ cow skin can be so delicious when it is cooked properly.

Some countries like in Asia or Africa are familiar with this beef skin. Just like in Indonesia, mainly on Java island.

We called this beef/ cow skin "kerecek or krecek" in Java.

Krecek or kerecek can be made of cow or beef or buffalo skin. On islands like Bali-which mostly non-Muslim, they make "kerecek" from pig skin.

This "kerecek" is commonly found in Indonesian cuisine. We can find it fresh, clean, and ready-to-cook cow/beef skin in any traditional market.

Some are dried and can be fried as "kerupuk" or crackers.

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Resep Putu Bambu (Kue Putu) / Indonesian Rice Flour Steamed Cake in Bamboo tube

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What is "Putu Bambu"?

Putu Bambu, other name is "kue putu", is a traditional Indonesian "kue" (snack). Made of rice flour filled with coconut/ palm sugar and steamed inside a small bamboo tube (pipe-like)-hence the name.

This Javanese traditional snack is a street food sold by street vendors, and also can be found in traditional markets (pasar) along with many other traditional "kue". 

You can find other Indonesian traditional "kue" recipes in the category "Indonesian Snack (Jajan Pasar/Kueh)".

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Resep Klepon Ubi Ungu / Indonesian Traditional Sweet dumpling snack from purple yam-KLEPON

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"Klepon" , is one kind of Indonesian traditional snack. It's a dumpling made from glutinous rice flour with palm sugar filling, wrapped in fresh shredded coconut.

The original and traditional flavor is "Pandan" just like my previous "Klepon recipe" here.

In Indonesian, snacks are called kudapan, or makanan kecil (lit. "small food"), or makanan ringan (lit. "light food"). 

They might taste savory or sweet, but snack foods are a significant aspect of Indonesian cuisine which is very diverse. 

Traditional kue or snacks — a collection of steamed or fried snacks with traditional-based ingredients, exist in many forms. 

You may like these Indonesian-style glutinous dumpling balls (Onde-onde)

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Arpacık soğanlı Yahnisi / Turkish Pearl Onion Meat Stew. One pot recipe with video.

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It would not be an exaggeration to say that stew is one of the oldest dishes in the world. 

Yahni (or yakhni ) originated in Medieval Persia. The name derives from the covered clay pot in which it was initially cooked. 

Different varieties of this dish later spread eastwards to Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and South Asia and westwards to the Ottoman Empire reaching the Levant and the Balkans.

You may love this Yüksük Çorbası  / Delicious Turkish Dumpling (mantı) Soup. 

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Sambal (saus) Kacang / Indonesian spicy Peanut sauce (sambal kacang)

 

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Sambal is a staple condiment in most Indonesian cuisine. Almost all Indonesian food requires sambal to be served together with it.

Sambal is an Indonesian chili sauce or pastes, typically made from a mixture of chili peppers with secondary ingredients, such as shrimp paste, garlic, shallot, sugar or palm sugar, and tomato or even peanut or other ingredients.

There are a dozen types of sambal in Indonesian cuisine. You can check my other recipes at Sambal and the condiments category here

You may like this Homemade Chili Oil. Easy recipe with maximum flavor.

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Otak-otak bakar bumbu kacang / Indonesian Grilled Fish Cake in banana leaf

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Besides the ordinary main course, Indonesian people also like to eat snacks (snacking).

We have many kinds of snacks or we call them "kue" or "jajanan"

Kue in the Indonesian language is used to refer to not only these kinds of traditional snacks, but also all types of cake and some types of pastries. Kue is more often steamed than baked and normally has a sweet taste, but some are savory. Kue is categorized under " jajanan pasar" (market buys) or street food.

Just like what I am going to share today. It is called "otak-otak".

What is "otak-otak"?

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Yüksük Çorbası / Delicious Turkish Dumpling (mantı) Soup. Recipe with video

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This dish is famous in Mersin and Adana regions. Even though, it's also claimed in some other regions of Turkiye.

It is a traditional dish and is usually made and served at social events such as weddings or funerals.

You may love this Paça Çorbası / Turkish Cuisine; Lamb foot (trotter) soup.

This soup contains Turkish dumplings ( calls mantı) and chickpeas, cooked in fresh and hearty tomato and mint broth.

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Çikolatalı İrmik Helvası / Turkish Chocolate Semolina Halva (Halvah)

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In some old books and documentaries, halva was made in houses during Ottoman time and distributed among friends and neighbors. Especially on the first day of the 3 important months in the Islamic calendar (Hijri Recep, Shaban, Ramadan), homemade halva is made and placed in small bowls and distributed to every neighbor.

Picture of "helvacı" seller during the ottoman time in 16th century.
by Surnāme-i hümāyun

In Turkiye, as tradition and customs halva (helva) is served on some special occasions such as births, circumcisions, weddings, and religious gatherings.  And when someone leaves or returns from Hajj(pilgrimage) and during Ramadan.

When a person has a new house or school graduation, and other important days they want to celebrate.

Not only that, but halva is also to be served at funerals or when someone is dead.

You may love this Turkish Poppy Seeds Semolina Pudding / Revani

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