Compote of bananas and salak seeds, iftar menu. / myLot

Indonesia

April 18, 2022 9:33pm CST

In my country today is the month of Ramadan. Where all Muslims fast. Usually when breaking the fast, a lot of food is served. One of them is banana compote, or salak seeds. The banana compote or the salak seeds are cooked with coconut milk, and added with brown sugar and pandan leaves. It's delicious and sweet. Do you also have this kind of banana compote in your place? Image is mine

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Hana

@Babino (5759)

• Morocco

19 Apr 22

We have Ramadan here too, but no compote. Here, compotes refers to babies food only.

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Suryati20

@sinari (4997)

• Indonesia

20 Apr 22

Oh I see. Is the compote at your place in the form of porridge? So it can be eaten babies? Because our compote contains bananas, salak seeds, cassava, kolang kaling etc. I think the compote I mentioned is not edible for babies. Because babies don't have teeth.

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Hana

@Babino (5759)

• Morocco

20 Apr 22

@sinari yeah the compote you mentioned cannot be given to babies because it's got flavor I suppose. We have fruit compotes for babies. Made out of fruits with no sugar no seeds no spices added..

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Suryati20

@sinari (4997)

• Indonesia

21 Apr 22

@Babino Oh I see. Alright, that's really good info.

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Eva Russilahiba

@thehazelsister (417)

• Sidoarjo, Indonesia

19 Apr 22

I had this another day! I bought it because I don't have time to cook after a long day at the office. I got the original one with banana and sweet potato. It was too sweet for me but okay