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By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid

Published 1998

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ketipat This Malay and Indonesian plain rice preparation is made by packing rice tightly into a small woven basket and then steaming it until done. The rice compresses and compacts as it absorbs water during cooking to make a dense, moist rice โ€œcake, โ€ ideal for scooping through sauces. Ketipat is traditionally eaten with satay.

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