Karipap不是饺子的“近亲” 而是大航海时代的产物? #美食篇| 懂来做莫？ Ep160

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▌懂来做莫 ▌#160 美食篇 | 大马随处可见的咖喱角Karipap，虽然外形和饺子似乎有几分相似，但追根溯源，它源自英殖民时期的影响？  主持 | @Celes美伶   还想看更多《懂来做莫》系列影片？ 点这里  https://bit.ly/notdaringtoknow  #咖喱角 #currypuff #samosa #印度 #饺子  #发射热点 #84hotspot #懂来做莫   更多新闻资讯看这里 ▹ https://xuan.com.my/hotspot

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00:00Is the deep-fried snack curry puff, which is loved by Malaysians,

00:02as well as the filling dumplings wrapped in dough,

00:05close relatives?

00:06It's okay if you don't understand.

00:06It's no use if you understand.

00:07You can scold me if you understand.

00:09A Chinese student mistakenly took curry puffs as dumplings

00:11and steamed them in the morning.

00:12He also posted on social media

00:14that he praised this Malaysian local dumpling for its good taste,

00:17which made many Malaysian netizens laugh.

00:19In fact, although the appearance of curry puffs

00:21is similar to Chinese dumplings,

00:23they are also filled with dough,

00:25but they have no direct blood relationship.

00:28There are several sayings about the origin of curry puffs,

00:29but I believe it originated in Southeast Asia.

00:31Part of the reason is that during the colonial period,

00:33the British Kangol dumplings,

00:34Portuguese dumplings,

00:35empanadas,

00:36and Indian samosas

00:38influenced each other to form today's curry puffs.

00:40Later, with the migration of Malaysians,

00:42curry puffs can be seen in various places

00:44where Malaysians gather in Southeast Asia.

00:45Common fillings include potatoes,

00:47eggs,

00:48sardines,

00:48chicken,

00:49and even taro.

00:51Do you know any interesting stories about other foods?

00:53Welcome to leave a message below.

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