Post B6Zwl58cMUjIcojgMC by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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 (DIR) Post #B6Zwl58cMUjIcojgMC by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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       every time I research southeast asian cuisine I wish I wasn't allergic to nuts
       
 (DIR) Post #B6ZwqmgVsqab8AJEhM by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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       my body really just said "oh hey you know how you love food and it's an incredible source of comfort and joy for you? yeah so there's entire regions of cuisine you can never ever try. have fun"
       
 (DIR) Post #B6a5hAvJoCdYzuj99s by GLaDTheresCake@todon.nl
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       @stellarskylark There's some nut free Indonesian food I can think of that I like. There's the basic fried rice (nasi goreng), turmeric rice (nasi kuning), fried noodles (bami pangang), some pastries like martabak or rissolles. Bao-like steamed buns called bapao, desserts like fried sweet plantain or es cendol. If you ever want a specific recipe lmk and I'll send you one!
       
 (DIR) Post #B6aBS0pFfZTh3q2hHc by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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       @GLaDTheresCake oo I'd love to see some recipes! How about for the turmeric rice?
       
 (DIR) Post #B6app7eaRgub43d2Lg by GLaDTheresCake@todon.nl
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       @stellarskylark It does have coconut so it might be an issue if you have that allergy too but as far as I understand that depends on the person's allergy profile. (And you could otherwise replace it with another sweet creamy liquid like condensed (vegan) milk). But it's 500g rice (sticky white like Thai rice or other long grain white rice), 750mL coconut milk, 2 kafir lime leaves, 2salam leaves (can use curry leaves as substitute), 1 lemongrass stem, pinch of turmeric, small bit (tea spoon or so) of lime juice. Wash the rice, cook the coconut milk with the non rice ingredients in a pan and boil until the oil separates and it gets glossy, steam or boil rice halfway (half of the amount of water in a rice cooker, half the time in a pan or steamer). Then put the rice in the coconut milk mixture and keep cooking until fully evaporated. Serve with whatever protein or veggie you want!
       
 (DIR) Post #B6b2Qp7N0ZzU1yprLE by stellarskylark@solarpunk.moe
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       @GLaDTheresCake that sounds absolutely incredible omg