Indigenous Cultures Nearly Extinct
7 years ago by fariqa (36)
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looks interesting! what kind of food is it? would love to read more about the cultures and what makes up the food and why :)
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the apam includes the typical food of the pidie jaya region made from a mixture of rice flour, a little sugar, coconut milk and grated coconut, then cooked to dry in a special skillet made of soil and teflon, parents first, cooking apam to welcome big event / certain
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