"Goreng" is an Indonesian and Malay term that means "fried." It is commonly used to describe various dishes that are deep-fried or stir-fried, often featuring ingredients like rice, noodles, or vegetables. One popular example is "nasi goreng," which translates to fried rice and typically includes seasonings, proteins, and vegetables. The cooking style emphasizes bold flavors and is a staple in Southeast Asian cuisine.
Pisang goreng is fried banana. I know cause im indonesian.
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Emperor Nasi Goreng
Yes, it is..it means fried noodles and you can get a grat recipe here: http://www.recipezaar.com/Mee-Goreng-131560
Probably Nasi Goreng
Emperor Nasi Goreng
nether lands
in springvale ( chingvale)
masak nasi goreng
Nasi Goreng is nothing but a "fried rice", a rice dish from Indonesian cuisine. Refer this link for more information about how to cook nasi goreng asianinspirations.com.au/recipe/stir-fried-nasi-goreng-noodle/. Traditionally it has left over meat or cooked vegetables added to the rice to turn it into a substantial economic dish for the whole family to enjoy. There are as many variations of the dish as there are islands in Indonesia. wikipedia.org/wiki/Nasi_goreng
If you are meaning the mee goreng noodles then that should cost you around 60 cents. my family is Indonesian and we eat that all the time. trust it is the nicest thing.