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People really love their fried rice-

I really like fried rice…

You know fried rice?

Fried rice is a food such as rice and stir fried in cooking oil or margarine, typically plus soy sauce, onion, garlic, tamarind, pepper and other spices, such as eggs, chicken, and crackers.

The fried rice is a delicious food for dining in the evening or at breakfast, in Indonesian fried rice is a favorite food for the lower class or upper class, even overseas like many Indonesian fried rice, well proud I turned out the fried rice is worldwide. Fried rice is also known as the national dish of Indonesia. Of the many dishes in Indonesian cuisine, few can be considered as a true national dish. Indonesia’s national dish knows no social class boundaries. Fried rice can be enjoyed simply on the roadside stalls, vending carts, to the restaurant and the buffet table at a party. In 2011, an Internet poll conducted by CNN International and attended by 35,000 people put Fried Rice at number two on the list of ’50 most delicious food in the world ‘after rendang.

Several variations of the famous fried rice in Indonesia include the following:

    Salted fish fried rice: Using salted fish, one of the well-known variation in Indonesia.

    Javanese fried rice: Fried rice is usually seasoned with chili grind that makes spicy taste. Examples of Java fried rice is fried rice tripe Semarang somewhat brown color with a side dish of tripe, fried rice in Central Java that pink color with a side dish of vegetables cabbage and shredded chicken, fried rice Surabaya red-brown color with a side dish of sliced omelet and shredded chicken pieces as well as fried rice hometown of Yogyakarta deep red color with a side dish of egg and chicken.

    Fried goat: Using lamb that has a distinctive aroma.

    Pete fried rice: Using pete as a mixture, because the favored user groups pete aroma.

    Pattaya fried rice (from Thailand): This fried rice wrapped in an omelette.

Even the President of the United States (U.S.), Barack Obama still longs to save one of Indonesian cuisine, fried rice. To pay the longing, Obama then perform inter-specific message. He ordered fried rice directly from the U.S. to a restaurant in Bali. Wow!… Obama has been repeatedly expressed his love for fried rice. In fact it had been he convey to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono.

So, the number one in the world just like the Indonesian fried rice, why do we not enjoy the typical food??

Enjoy… ^_^

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