Pictured is a food hawker's Nasi Lemak which means "Fat Rice" since the rice is cooked in rich coconut milk. The tea features the "Four Siblings" of Malaysian cooking: star anise (aniseed in this case), cinnamon, cardamom, and cloves. Pink peppercorn represents the spicy sambal though chilies are the source of heat in an actual meal.
I've never been to Malaysia, and it's unlikely I'll have the opportunity to travel there. However, I do like to cook other nations' representative foods. I haven't tried Malaysian recipes yet but think I'll start here: https://www.cookeatworld.com/chicken-kapitan/
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