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Terms in Malaysian and Indonesian 231-240 of 268

nasi goreng

/NAH-see GOH-reng/
[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

It really just indicates a fried rice dish, in the same way that bami goreng indicates fried noodle dish. It is found throughout South East Asia.

nayukon

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Black peppercorns, the fruit of a perennial vine with large leaves and white flowers. Green peppercorns are the unripe fruits picked early and pickled. Black peppercorns are picked just before they ripen and white peppercorns are the ripe, black peppercorns with the black skin flaked off. They are best kept whole and ground when required. Historically, pepper was one of the world's most important spices. Columbus sailed West, not East, in search of pepper in the East Indies. Instead he found the Americas and allspice.

November

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

November

nyur

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Palm heart. The heart of the coconut palm is particularly favoured.

Oktober

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

October

pare

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Bitter gourd. Bitter melon.

pdai

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Large bright green, bean-like seeds. In Thailand these would usually be found still in their very large, heavy pod but are generally removed for export. They have a texture rather like very fresh almonds and a strong, garlicky flavour. They are eaten raw or cooked whole and used in sambals.

pisang

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Banana

pokok aprikot

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Apricot

puah pala

[Malaysian_and_Indonesian]

Nutmeg