Goreng Sayur (deep Fried Vegetables)

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
		Nancy	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2		Florets cauliflower
2		Florets broccoli
1		Carrot
1		Onion
1 1/2	t	Salt
5	oz	Flour
4	oz	Water
		Oil
		Satay sticks

INSTRUCTIONS

To make the batter, pour the flour and the salt in a bowl and add the
water. Whisk slowly and then vigorously until smooth.  Wash all the
vegetables and cut them into chunky bite size. Skewer  alternate
vegetables with the satay stick.  Dip the skewered vegetables in the
batter and deep fry until golden  brown. Serve hot.  DISCLAIMERÂ©
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