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The Garlic...

Well, I believed everyone knows what the Garlic is. In the Malay culture it is call the Bawang Putih although it is not a Bawang [Onion]. Anyway it is always associated with the other onions like the Yellow big onion, the Purple one which is call the Bombay onion and the Shallot which we call the Bawang Kecil [small onion]. In the Asian cuisines/cooking all the onions are important ingredients of cooking of whatever dishes, from frying Vegetable to making a good Curry. As for the Garlic as in the image above it one ingredient that we cannot do without. Dishes would not taste the same without it. It also got medicinal property and often used in the making of traditional medicine. It is said to be also a nutrition for the soul as well, thus it does made good medicine to healed the sick. It some western culture it is believe to ward off evil spirits. So in whatever culture the Garlic indeed do have a special place in our lives. As for me the Ikan Singgang is not the same without the Garlic and I always enjoy eating the Garlic cook in the Singgang. Well folks life would never be the same without this wonderful herb that we call Bawang Putih or the Garlic. 

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Comments

sabre23t said…
Oops should onions not anions.
Assalamualaikum,
Nice to note that Abang Idrus is still actively blogging,
High time I pick it up again anytime soon.

Take care,
Ayah Wan
Pak Idrus said…
sabre23t Thanks for the visit and point to the mistake of the spelling. Correction done. Have a nice day.
Pak Idrus said…
minyakgaz.blogspot.com Wan Thanks for the visit. Yes I have not stop blogging and still enjoying it. Hope you would make a come back to blogging. Have a nice day.
Sharifah said…
Yes, it's true, garlic makes a difference to a dish. I like singgang - one of the simple, yet very satisfying dishes. Will try to learn to make it. Salam Ramadan.
Pak Idrus said…
Sharifah, thanks for the visit and sharing your thoughts on the subject of this posting. Yes the Singgang although a simple dish it as nutritious too. The wisdom of our Nenek Moyang.