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[Burney]

Maybe they gave you the authentic Indonesian nasi goreng.

Indonesian food is... odd.

The Dutch are mental for it, though. All I can say about it is that there can't be many Indonesians with peanut allergies because every fecking thing is full of peanuts.

[Sir C]

The Dutch are mental for it, though. All I can say about it is that there can't be many Indonesians with peanut allergies because every fecking thing is full of peanuts.

I've had some amazing Indonesian meals in Holland. I remember a dish of fried bananas covered in a tomato sauce with fried eggs on top that gave me some pause for thought.

[Burney]

I've had some amazing Indonesian meals in Holland. I remember a dish of fried bananas covered in a tomato sauce with fried eggs on top that gave me some pause for thought.

But you ordered that, right?

[Sir C]

But you ordered that, right?

I think it came as part of a rijstafel.

[Herbert Augustus Chapman]

I've had some amazing Indonesian meals in Holland. I remember a dish of fried bananas covered in a tomato sauce with fried eggs on top that gave me some pause for thought.

delicious and that was indeed a small Indonesian pit-stop just off the the Leidseplein in A'dam in '79 and then again in 92 when I returned and found it remarkably unchanged, when I thought I had discovered Nirvana on Earth in that city.

Do you know, I know people who have spent extended periods of time in Amsterdam and never even tried a schpliff. One fella who worked there for a year! How is that possible?

[Maravilloso Marvo]

I've had some amazing Indonesian meals in Holland. I remember a dish of fried bananas covered in a tomato sauce with fried eggs on top that gave me some pause for thought.

I've had that



In Spain



Quite a lot. It's a staple part of the dinner rotation menu at the family home. I had always assumed it was a Spanish dish. They serve it with rice as well.

[Sir C]

I've had that



In Spain



Quite a lot. It's a staple part of the dinner rotation menu at the family home. I had always assumed it was a Spanish dish. They serve it with rice as well.

Christ, I'd have thought Spaniards had more sense.