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FRIED RICE In Indonesia there are various kinds of food. And in Indonesia itself the speciality is with spices. Among them is fried rice. Fried rice is my most favorite meal. Because, it’s easy to cook and the ingredient are easy to find.
First of all, it’s always served hot. Why? Cause it tastes best when it’s hot or it can be reheated, but it won’t taste the same. It can also warm your body when you’re feeling cold. Fried rice is a favorite to choose when you’re hungry in the night. The taste is spicy. Because, Indonesian people really like spicy foods. But, if you don’t like spicy you can request your fried rice to not have any chili. I like spicy. Because, makes me full when i eat fried rice. Moreover, various toppings can be added to a plate of fried rice. Like fried onion, crackers and cucumber or salad. Usually i add scrambled eggs and beats of chicken meat. But, the best topping for me are fried onions. Because it’s more delicious that way. That’s why my favorite restaurant is an Indonesian restaurant. I always order fried rice in any restaurant. Not just because it’s delicious, but it’s also cheaper for food. I’ve always liked it since i was a kid. Now, whats your favorite food?

Angela Kezia D.
(XIIS3 / 4)

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