It may only be getting colder, but at least we can look forward to the comforting flavors of fall! From pumpkin-spiced everything to hearty soups and stews, I’ve got plenty of recipes you can warm up with. Whether you’re looking for something sweet to start your day with or a savory dish to savor on a cold & lazy weekend, there’s plenty of recipe inspiration to choose from.
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The last time I think I had soto ayam was at a family event, over 10 years ago. A lot of you guys probably don’t know this, but my mom is actually half Indonesian. So I was very lucky to grow up with some Indonesian cuisine in my life.
Sadly, most of my fully Indonesian family already passed away due to old age. Hence why I don’t get to eat it as often anymore, my mom’s not really into cooking, unfortunately. So that’s why I decided to start cooking some more Indonesian dishes myself to make up for it!
My mom actually lent me an Indonesian cookbook that she got from my great-grandmother. It’s got handwritten notes and personal adjustments to the recipes in there, and I honestly can’t wait to start cooking from it.
The last time I think I had soto ayam was at a family event, over 10 years ago. A lot of you guys probably don’t know this, but my mom is actually half Indonesian. So I was very lucky to grow up with some Indonesian cuisine in my life.
Sadly, most of my fully Indonesian family already passed away due to old age. Hence why I don’t get to eat it as often anymore, my mom’s not really into cooking, unfortunately. So that’s why I decided to start cooking some more Indonesian dishes myself to make up for it!
My mom actually lent me an Indonesian cookbook that she got from my great-grandmother. It’s got handwritten notes and personal adjustments to the recipes in there, and I honestly can’t wait to start cooking from it.
Share my love for food,
cooking & traveling!
Share my love for food, cooking & traveling!
I love eating and cooking comfort food, and I more than happily share my experiences with you through this blog. Here you can find my recipes, dining out recommendations & food-related travel experiences.
Since I am especially in love with Asian food, you will find that a lot of my recipes are a fusion between Western and Asian cuisine.
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