Nasi: When Rice Grains Cry | A Pictorial Guide to Malay Rice DishesNasi: When Rice Grains Cry tells the stories of 12 quintessentially Malay rice dishes, eaten and enjoyed by people of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Brunei. In essence, the book captures the stories of rice dishes of the Malays in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei while promoting an appreciationfor Asias staple food. Essential, as there is no book like this one. Educational for everyone, students, researchers, and foodies, who will be introduced not

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