The people of South-East Asian share a lot in common, the most obvious being their insatiable love of food. In conjunction with the upcoming 11th Asean Summit, REENA GURBAKSH finds out how what we eat more or less originates from one big cooking pot of indigenous tastes.
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Satay, a variation of the Middle Eastern kebab, is popular in many Asean countries. |
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