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original soto ayam weight: gr rp. . ,- × original soto ayam soto ayam is yellow chicken soup, originated from java. this soup is very popular in indonesia. served warm, it is considered comfort food by the indonesian. the yellow soup broth is poured on bowls with shredded chicken, vermicelli, fried sliced
potatoes, and hard boiled eggs. add some lime juice to this dish to add some zing. spices for this soup is lemongrass, ginger, turmeric, lime leaves, pepper, garlic and shallots. original soto madura weight: gr rp. . ,- × original soto madura soto madura is a soto soup, originated from madura. soto...
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cheese, sweet peppers and hot peppers. $ + santa fe turkey served with lettuce, tomato, onions, american cheese, sweet peppers and hot peppers. $ + buffalo chicken served with lettuce, tomato, onions, american cheese, sweet peppers and hot peppers. $ + bbq chicken served with lettuce, tomato, onions
, american cheese, sweet peppers and hot peppers. $ + honey grilled chicken served with lettuce, tomato, onions, american cheese, sweet peppers and hot peppers. $ + southern fried chicken served with lettuce, tomato, onions, american cheese, sweet peppers and hot peppers. $ + tuna served with lettuce...
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has to be qutab (pancakes), which are always savoury and eaten with a salty yoghurt sauce and a sprinkling of tangy sumac. they're wafer thin, shaped like half-moons and lightly stuffed with an aromatic minced lamb mixture, herby greens (spinach, coriander, dill, mint, spring onions and many more), sweet
react to any contaminated water. if you're wondering how many cups of tea is too many, this azeri saying, translated by alish, has the answer: "one is the rule; two is good for your health; you can't stop at three; and four is just right. should you go over five cups, well, you may as well have ." sweet...
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