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Kuro vi Lolitannia
15 years ago
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Anyone like this food?

I like it! Especially the one with egg & meat, hm tasty~
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mixboy
15 years ago
funny. i just eat this for breakfast.
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Fayt Leingod
15 years ago
Yeah i like it, thats a good one.,

I prefer it with "Haruan" Fish than Curry Chicken.,
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mibuchiha Fakku Elder
15 years ago
so-so, i'd say...maybe because i'm sick of it already?
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
Lontong?
That's a nice one .
I usually eat lontong near my house .
:D
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Matatabi
15 years ago
Lontong?

I'd love it.

I usually eat it with Satay! Yeah! With Peanut sauce...

Satay + Lontong = WIN!!!
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
Matatabi wrote...
Lontong?

I'd love it.

I usually eat it with Satay! Yeah! With Peanut sauce...

Satay + Lontong = WIN!!!

Sometimes I combine it with vegetables and some sauce,then it became Lontong Sayur .
:D
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Fayt Leingod
15 years ago
Raven X Petrelli wrote...
Matatabi wrote...
Lontong?

I'd love it.

I usually eat it with Satay! Yeah! With Peanut sauce...

Satay + Lontong = WIN!!!

Sometimes I combine it with vegetables and some sauce,then it became Lontong Sayur .
:D


lol thats good one too.,
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Kuro vi Lolitannia
15 years ago
In front of my school there is a Lontong restaurant too.

It really tastes good~

I often come there after school
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namaccu
15 years ago
KURO L LAWLIET wrote...
In front of my school there is a Lontong restaurant too.

It really tastes good~

I often come there after school


there was one on my school too times ago, i usually hangs out there, simply because the food was delicious AND the waitress is hot, lol
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
KURO L LAWLIET wrote...
In front of my school there is a Lontong restaurant too.

It really tastes good~

I often come there after school

Yeah?
That's great,then .
Hell,I can't even find a small restaurant near my house that sells lontong .
I've gotta buy it later .
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namaccu
15 years ago
Raven X Petrelli wrote...

Yeah?
That's great,then .
Hell,I can't even find a small restaurant near my house that sells lontong .
I've gotta buy it later .

there aren't any satay seller who circles around the area? they sometomes have lontongs too, there are some near my vicinity
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
namaccu wrote...
Raven X Petrelli wrote...

Yeah?
That's great,then .
Hell,I can't even find a small restaurant near my house that sells lontong .
I've gotta buy it later .

there aren't any satay seller who circles around the area? they sometomes have lontongs too, there are some near my vicinity

Yeah,I know .
But,it's pretty rare nowadays,you know .
So,I gotta go to small restaurants to eat lontong and satay .
:D
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D-Skyzzz
15 years ago
i sometime eat lontong balap near my home....
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
D-Skyzzz wrote...
i sometime eat lontong balap near my home....

Does it similar with Mie Balap ?
I've never heard abnut it .
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1a46b70dd946a62d6c2ee94f1
15 years ago
What's..that? : o
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D-Skyzzz
15 years ago
Raven X Petrelli wrote...
D-Skyzzz wrote...
i sometime eat lontong balap near my home....

Does it similar with Mie Balap ?
I've never heard abnut it .

nope. i never heard mie balap...

Spoiler:
lontong balap is cooked from the lontong, sprouts, fried tofu, Lento (made of soybean), soy sauce, fried onion and chili sauce.

Lento is made from rice peanuts/Tholo with flour, afterwards it is added with galingale, the spring onion, rough-skinned citrus fruit and adequate salt. It is formed round resembled the croquette.

Lontong Balap is full of sprouts. Lontong Balap is not served well without Kerang Satay.

Shellfish satay, is made from the shellfish that is boiled and then it is served like satay, but without being roasted. Lontong Balap will be more delicious to eat if being added with hot soy sauce and chili sauce.


Ichihara Kuyo wrote...
What's..that? : o

u mean lontong?

Lontong is an Asian dish made of compressed rice that is then cut into small cakes.

Lontong is traditionally made by partly cooking the rice and packing it tightly into a rolled-up banana leaf. The leaf is then secured and cooked in boiling water for about 90 minutes. Once it is cooled, the rice compacts and can be cut up into bite-sized pieces.

Alternative ways of cooking lontong include placing uncooked rice into a muslin bag then letting the water seep in and cause the rice to form a solid mass
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
D-Skyzzz wrote...
Raven X Petrelli wrote...
D-Skyzzz wrote...
i sometime eat lontong balap near my home....

Does it similar with Mie Balap ?
I've never heard abnut it .

nope. i never heard mie balap...

Spoiler:
lontong balap is cooked from the lontong, sprouts, fried tofu, Lento (made of soybean), soy sauce, fried onion and chili sauce.

Lento is made from rice peanuts/Tholo with flour, afterwards it is added with galingale, the spring onion, rough-skinned citrus fruit and adequate salt. It is formed round resembled the croquette.

Lontong Balap is full of sprouts. Lontong Balap is not served well without Kerang Satay.

Shellfish satay, is made from the shellfish that is boiled and then it is served like satay, but without being roasted. Lontong Balap will be more delicious to eat if being added with hot soy sauce and chili sauce.


Ichihara Kuyo wrote...
What's..that? : o

u mean lontong?

Lontong is an Asian dish made of compressed rice that is then cut into small cakes.

Lontong is traditionally made by partly cooking the rice and packing it tightly into a rolled-up banana leaf. The leaf is then secured and cooked in boiling water for about 90 minutes. Once it is cooled, the rice compacts and can be cut up into bite-sized pieces.

Alternative ways of cooking lontong include placing uncooked rice into a muslin bag then letting the water seep in and cause the rice to form a solid mass

Mie balap are the noodles that was cooked so quickly (approx. 2 minutes.they're mad,right?) and served in small restaurants only in the morning .

Btw,complete explanation about lontong.
Thanks .
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Kuro vi Lolitannia
15 years ago
namaccu wrote...
Raven X Petrelli wrote...

Yeah?
That's great,then .
Hell,I can't even find a small restaurant near my house that sells lontong .
I've gotta buy it later .

there aren't any satay seller who circles around the area? they sometomes have lontongs too, there are some near my vicinity


Satay with Lontong isn't too tasty, I prefer Lontong with some spicy soup
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Raven X Petrelli
15 years ago
KURO L LAWLIET wrote...
namaccu wrote...
Raven X Petrelli wrote...

Yeah?
That's great,then .
Hell,I can't even find a small restaurant near my house that sells lontong .
I've gotta buy it later .

there aren't any satay seller who circles around the area? they sometomes have lontongs too, there are some near my vicinity


Satay with Lontong isn't too tasty, I prefer Lontong with some spicy soup

Yeah .
That's better .
:D

btw,does anybody know what combination could be mixed up with Lontong?
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