Recipe: Nasi Kuning - Indonesian Yellow Rice

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Contributor: micheael [11] 10/13/08

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nasi kuning is the best i love it

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Yummy & Easy!

Contributor: eliyaifrah [25] 7/22/07

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I reduced the dosage to half of everythin cos my family's not tat big, but the turnout was wonderful! Fragrance of bay leaves, cinnamon n cloves are amazing! My side dishes were sambal prawns, chicken masala and curry brinjals with ladies fingers. End results = fantalicious!

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