Attending A Traditional Muslim Wedding 🍽 #DashOutSunday

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This Sunday we were invited to attend a Muslim ceremonial wedding of one of my cousins, whom I've seen growing up right before my eyes - I'm one of the older grandkids in the family πŸ˜… - which is why we decided not to go all out in the kitchen.


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We had some leftovers in the fridge from the day before - which included cooked cassava (not fried this time, because we're trying to eat more healthy), spinach from the garden and oven baked chicken - for lunch. It was the first time I prepared all three portions myself, as @rarej's usually the chef in the house. I'm usually the one helping out or focusing on just one portion.


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After having our lunch I decided to get ready for the wedding ceremony and I knew that I wanted to wear one of my Javanese outfits, that I've inherited from one of my great grandmothers. I opted for a blue modern klambi (or kebaya) that gets closed with buttons instead of pins and the golden brown sarong. My family was happy to see me in traditional attire, as I haven't adopted much from Javanese culture. The garments on the other hand I'll take with me wherever I go.


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The party was warm and intimate and focused on the most important aspect of weddings: the joining of two people and bringing families together. For dinner we were served bami goreng (fried egg noodles), long beans, barbecued chicken and potato sambal.


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There was even a variety of savory deserts, which was all delicious. And though I know the snacks - I grew up eating them - I don't know the names πŸ™ˆ. The spongy green one used to be a favorite of mine, that's topped with sliced coconut.


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That was another Sunday filled with blessed food and close-knit company, in spite of the rain in Suriname. How did you spend your Sunday? πŸ€“


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Before I go, here's a "blooper", where the cameraman made me laugh with our inside joke.


Chasse into the backstage! πŸ’ƒ

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The Javanese wear sure fits you.
That first dish, looks well balanced . But that egg noodle and bbq chicken looking finger licking πŸ˜‹ πŸ˜‚!

Potato sambal, hmm , I don’t even
Know what that is but looks spicy-ish.

Girl you better learn to make dem coconut sweets for the next gen 😁


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Girl you better learn to make dem coconut sweets for the next gen 😁

@rarej has been asking me to learn that for years πŸ™ˆ.

The Javanese wear sure fits you.

Thank you (blush) 😊.

Potato sambal, hmm , I don’t even
Know what that is but looks spicy-ish.

Make it as spicy as you want. We should make a post about it. Sometimes people make it with chicken liver and kidneys.

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Lovely outfit. Great seeing you. I love the photos and especially the blooper. Loving the dashout. πŸ˜ƒ

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Thank you... 😊

...and especially the blooper.

Hahahaha could become a thing πŸ˜…πŸ˜‚.

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πŸ˜ƒYou’re welcome. I’ll be looking out for more. πŸ˜ƒ

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Congratulations to your cousin. Great traditional attire. I agree with @fruityfruitz

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Thank you and I love wearing traditional clothes, although I have few events to wear them the last couple of years.

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Greetings from Cambodia. looks like you had a nice time, love the dress. I've been to a few Cham weddings here in Cambodia, another culture related to Java that is here. The Chams came here centuries ago by way of Malaysia, but it's been so long there language is no longer intelligible with any Malay languages. Love the blooper shot!

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Greetings from Cambodia.

Nice to hear (read) from you again 😊.

Oh and I'll have to search up information about the Cham people, sounds interesting.

Love the blooper shot!

Hahahaha could become a thing πŸ˜…πŸ˜‚.

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