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Malaysian Cuisine: North, East Coast and Borneo

Politeknik Merlimau

  • 51 pages
  • 14.1 MB
  • PDF

More than 20 regional Malaysian recipes from the northern states, the east coast and Borneo, with notes on the Malay, Thai and indigenous influences behind each region.

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