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Bikin Swike Ayam Purwodadi

Swike dan Purwodadi adalah dua hal yang identik. Minimal itulah pandangan banyak orang yang tahu tentang yang namanya Swike Purwodadi. Purwodadi itu di mana? Purwodadi is a small town located approximately 50 kilometers east of Semarang, the Capital of Central Java.

Sangat identik memang.. Tapi sayang ya... sayang, kodok karena not all people eat Swike because it is made of mainly the frog. 

ARE YOU SURE YOU WANNA EAT THIS CUTE CREATURE????!

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Namun, Swike is not all about frog TODAY. Ada juga Swike ayam yang tentunya tidak kalah lezat dan tentunya HALAL!!
now I'll give you the recipe

RESEP SWIKE AYAM

Ingredients
* 1 whole chicken (cut into pieces)
* 5 stalks of celery
* 5 cloves of garlic, fry it.
* 2 segments of ginger, crush or cut them into pieces
* a half of a tomato, dice it.
* 2 teaspoons of soy sauce
* 1200 ml of water
* palm oil as needed, for sauteing.
* soften seasonings, including
  - 8 cloves of garlic
  - 1 teaspoon of pepper
  - 7 pieces of Cayenne pepper
  - salt, as needed
  - flavoring, as needed

The Steps
1. Clean and then cut the chicken int pieces.
2. Soften the seasonings, heat the oil, and then stir-fry the seasoning. Put into the meat, and then the ginger and tomato. Then, stir until cooked.
3. Add salt, soy sauce, and flavoring. Cook until the meat is well-done.
4. After that, add the celery that you have cut into pieces and the fried garlic. Wait for a while until the celery is rather withered.
5. Finished.  

Intinya, SWIKE NGGAK SELALU KATAK. 

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