According to food historian Khir Johari, Malay gravy dishes can be split into two broad groups: gulai - which is often infused with coconut milk – and clear broths.
“'Curry’ is an Anglicised word introduced by the British in India to simplify everything. But to explain it to a younger generation, gulai is essentially the Malay word for ‘curry’,” says Khir.
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