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Lumpia Ayam Sayur (Chicken and Garlic Spring Rolls)

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Crispy fried spring rolls in a serving basket with bowl of tomato sambal and a garlicsoy dipping sauce alongside.
Photo by Louise Hagger

A Chinese migrant first brought the spring roll to the markets of Semarang, central Java. Before long, locally sold spring rolls were spiced with the sweet and salty flavours of kecap manis, the syrupy soy sauce for which Indonesia is famous. They are now so popular that queues form every day at the busiest spring-roll vendors all over the country.

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