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Can't help much! I know the Indonesians reformed their spelling to take it away from anything Dutch-influenced and then I was under the impression that Malaysia decided to reform its spelling to match the Indonesian version of the language (22 million Malaysians, 220 million Indonesians).

I don't really know enough about any of this though.

mrs myan always says pedas and told me to spell it that way.

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I've got some malay or nonya recipes, but no indonesian cookbook about... they're all buried in a basement hundreds of miles away...

let me know if it would be of interest to you.

My Singapore Food cookbook says that Opor Ayam is "mild chicken curry". and a malaysian recipe... but I don't know a thing about the subject.

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In the end I played safe. I cooked the chicken with chilllllllli and lemon grass (both from the garden), garlic and ginger. I finished it with lime juice, soy sauce and sugar, and sprinkled on some coriander leaves.

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