Talk:Murtabak

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[edit] Murtabak or Martabak?

In Jakarta, it's always called "Martabak". Is that the same elsewhere? Because if so, then maybe the page title should be changed... —Preceding unsigned comment added by Bonzai273 (talk • contribs) 13:24, 21 March 2008 (UTC)

[edit] Martabak Outside of Indonesia... ?

I've written what I know about martabak in Indonesia, so can others also write about it elsewhere, like Malaysia, and Singapore? Or edit mine... . I just think that we should focus on what martabak is like in other nations, because that's a key element, martabak in Jakarta might mean some weird combination of chocolate and cheese in between two crumpets, where as in Yemen it might mean a traditional bread filled with minced mutton... two VERY different things. Does everyone else ageee?

[edit] Martabak Manis

"Known by the same name in Indonesia, these thick pancakes are also a popular sweet snack (Martabak Manis), often filled with cheese, chocolate, or ground peanuts."

FYI, If i'm not mistaken, most Indonesians call these pancakes as "Terang Bulan", "Kue Pinang" or "Kue Bangka". The word "Martabak manis" is only used by the people at Jakarta and West Java. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Vfx (talk • contribs)

the 'minis' in the picture dont look like murtabaks but red bean paste cakes hahaha —Preceding unsigned comment added by Manderiko (talk • contribs)

i edited the "Martabak Manis" section.
hope it didn't offense anyone... :)
andry 15:39, 9 October 2006 (UTC)