1st 60 years in my life i heard of this word epok epok. all along is kali pok. dunno which genius invent
kalipok is currypuff. like nasi loma is nasi lemak.If I'm not wrong kalipok Is a Chinese adaptation of the malay epokepok. Just like how nasi lemak was a malay food then adapted for sinkie Chinese and eaten by Chinese.
It's very normal, it's called food localisation if I'm not wrong, or something like that.
Same same but different.
Got Indian version too according to this CNA documentary
Portugese brought over empanadas. cornish pasties was brought over by British. Because Chillies were brought to India by British? or POrtugese from south America. Pakcik also not sure la. Pakcik believes deep fried food was brought over by Portugese, just like they influenced the creation of tempura in Japan. Locals did not have so much cooking oil to deep fry food. People love to embellish nusantara tales to show certain cultures descended from (fill in the blanks). Like how Professor Kangkung spouts all sorts of BS rubbish about Malay this Malay that with all her embellished fantasies. What we do know is that the nusantara region was a source of lots of yummy spices and food. Must find out when empanadas were invented.Epok-epok (Malay curry puffs) have existed for centuries, with origins likely dating back to the 1500s in the Malay Peninsula
Wahh you 60 y. o already ah
the Portugese/Spaniards also have empanadas (or Latinos). Same thing as kalipok/karipap/epok2.Epok-epok (Malay curry puffs) have existed for centuries, with origins likely dating back to the 1500s in the Malay Peninsula
Wahh you 60 y. o already ah
Can see you in the upcoming Street Fighter movie boI am confused!
I was corrected by the makcik when I ordered 2 curry puffs, and she said that is epok-epok.
Is there a difference?? I thought they were the same thing!
Same same but different.
Got Indian version too according to this CNA documentary