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Malaysian Food

Malaysian food in Bahasa Malaysia is . The word food in Malay is . It is a union of the verb and the suffix -an.


The exercise below requires you to think of the names of food in Bahasa Malaysia before clicking for the answers.


thosai, tose, malaysian food





murukku, muruku, malaysian food





papadam,pappadam,pappard,pappadom,pappadum,popadam,poppadam,poppadom,papad,pappad,appadum,appalum,appala,papari,malaysian food





putu mayam, malaysian food





putu buluh, malaysian food





apam manis, appam





akok, malaysian food, malaysia food





kuih bahalu,malaysian food, malaysia food






tepung pelita, malaysian food, malaysia food





cucur udang, malaysian food, malaysia food





roti jala, malaysian food, malaysia food





malaysian food, onde-onde





ketayap, malaysia food, malaysian food




malaysian food, epok-epok





malaysian food, jemput-jemput





malaysia food, otak-otak





ulam





rice, nasi kerabu, malaysian food




rice, kuih bingka ubi,vegan, malaysian food




Wade - not the English language "wade", it's a Malaysianized form of Vada or Vadai. Utusan Malaysia uses "vadai" for this common south Indian snack which I think is more easily understood than wade. Wade is available as a convenient frozen food as well. We don't have much problem with wade dal since we often meet dal sauce when we eat roti canai. The doughnut shape wade made from flour of black gram or black lentil is called wade ulundu in the so called proper Malay language. However, ulundu is Tamil. Ulundu* the black lentil was confused with green mung beans at times.


The botanical name, Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper, refers to black gram, urd bean, black matpe - "Cultivated vegetables of the world: a multilingual onomasticon edited by Stanley J. Kays"




Belacan



Malaysiabest.net kindly allows me to use many of the photos above, thanx Lilian!

 



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I love with tons of sambal

Saya suka makan dengan banyak sambal.