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Indonesian cuisine is the product of the original Spice Islands — cloves, nutmeg, pepper, and galangal that drove centuries of global trade. Across 17,000 islands, regional cooking varies enormously: Bali's ceremonial dishes heavy with coconut and aromatic paste, Java's sweet soy-braised tempeh, and Padang's incendiary rendang (the world's most complex beef curry, cooked for hours until almost dry). Nasi goreng (fried rice), satay with peanut sauce, and gado-gado with its rich salad dressing are the accessible starting points.
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