Traditional cuisine of Melaka slightly differs from classical Malaysian. The main treat is rice; skilled chefs cook it in various ways: stewed in coconut milk, stir fried with vegetables, steamed and mixed with fruit for desserts. Of course, there is a lot of interesting treats complementing rice. They are called Lauck, which literally means ‘supplement to rice.’
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The first mention of the Malaysian state of Melaka dates back to 1400 AD. According to one legend, the city of the same name was founded by Sumatran prince; later, smaller settlements began … Open
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There are also quite complex dishes that you can try only at upscale restaurants. Such treats include rendang, meat stewed in coconut milk. It is cooked for at least two hours; the result of this painstaking work is tender juicy meat with a delicious aroma. The name the most popular dessert speaks for itself. Melaka is an original combination of coconut milk and syrup, which is made from palm sugar. Fans of more European sweets are recommended to taste roti Chan pancakes and delicious murtabak pastry.
National cuisine of Malaysia
The rich culture of Malaysia has led to a variety of local cuisine. It is a mix of Chinese, Malay, European, and Indian culinary traditions introduced by migrants from different countries. Various spices are widely used here. The national food is typically spicy and always flavorful. Coriander and cumin are popular here. They form the basis of many Malay sauces. Local people also use lemongrass, Kaffir leaves, cardamom, anise, and fenugreek in cooking.
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