What Is Nasi KandaR

Nasi Kandar, a rice meal of Indian Muslim origin, is one of the most famous Penang food. It was named after the rod balanced on the shoulder of food vendors from long ago, to carry the rice and dishes on either end. This portable style of selling nasi kandar has disappeared entirely, and today all nasi kandar stalls are more likely to be stationary somewhere, either in nasi kandar restaurants or in stalls by the roadside. 

Patrons choose a variety of side dishes that may include curry fish, curry beef, curry chicken, roasted chicked, boiled egg, kacang bendi (lady's fingers/okra), sotong (squid), terong (brinjal/aubergine/egg plant), and fish roe.

Although there are many 24-hour Nasi Kandar stalls in Penang, in my opinion, none of them is able to capture the authentic nasi kandar taste that Penang is famous for. For that, you need to find the traditional stall that has been around for generations.

Mai Pakat2 Mkan....

hahahahahah mai pakat2 mkn..lapaq plak rsnya da lm xbalik kmpung mkn nasi kandar...lalalallaala...dok kat melaka ni nasi kandar bukan nya sedap sgt lain skit..yela xde byk pilihan ...hahhahahahha nak tgk skit gambar..

hidangan plak bertingkat2 hahahhahahaha nk pilih pon rambang mata...naik juling ada...

Laut Mati...

Mengapa Laut Mati yang ada di Israel disebut sebagai Laut Mati ? Dan, mengapa kadar garamnya tinggi sekali?

Laut Mati adalah daratan terendah di muka Bumi, oleh kerananya, air Laut Mati tidak boleh mengalir kemana-mana. Ingat sifat air kan, yang mengalir dari tempat tinggi ke tempat rendah.

INi kerana keadaan laut tersebut, setiap harinya sekitar tujuh juta ton air di Laut Mati munguap, menyebabkan tiap hari air laut ini bertambah masin.

Kadar garam air Laut Mati sekitar 30 % lebih tinggi daripada kadar garam air laut biasanya yang sekitar 3,5 %. Artinya, di Laut Mati sekitar sembilan kali lebih asin dibandingkan dengan air laut biasa. Sedangkan kadar garam tubuh kita hanya 1 - 2 %. Tidak heran, sekiranya kita akan terapung ketika berenang di Laut Mati. 

LaKe Baikal

The world's largest fresh water lake, Lake Baikal in frigid Siberia, it has been discovered by American and Russian scientists that the temperature of the water is rising as a direct result of global warming. 

"Warming of this isolated but enormous lake is a clear signal that climate change has affected even the most remote corners of our planet," said Stephanie Hampton, an ecologist and deputy director of the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) in Santa Barbara,CA.

"The conclusions shown here for this enormous body of freshwater result from careful and repeated sampling over six decades," said Henry Gholz, program director for NCEAS at the National Science Foundation (NSF), which funded the research.

Lake Baikal holds 20 percent of the world's freshwater, and it is large enough to hold all the water in the United States' Great Lakes. It is the world's deepest lake and also its oldest. At 25 million years old, it predates the emergence of humans. It contains 2500 plant and animal species, with many found nowhere else in the world, as reported by the the National Science Foundation.

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