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14. Opor ayam

Small diners, called warungs, now sell this traditional dish of braised chicken in coconut milk on a daily basis. Still, it remains a staple on tables around the end of Ramadan, when it's served with packed rice cakes (ketupat). A little like a mild, slightly chalky curry with less prep time required, it's filled with Indonesia's signature spices -- garlic, ginger, cumin and coriander.
Masakan Rumah Ibu Endang, Jl. Cipete Raya No. 16C, Fatmawati, Jakarta
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