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What does "lobster" in "Little Nyonya" mean?
The rice wrapped in leaves is a bit like rice dumplings. Every time the subtitles show "lobster".
The transliteration is called soft rake black eggs.
It is a dish made of glutinous rice and dried shrimps, then wrapped in bamboo leaves.
The scientific name is (dried shrimp glutinous rice roll) or glutinous rice and shrimp roll.
The correct name is rempahudang.
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