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0°42’18.2″S, 113°35’39.1″E - - Plug those GPS coordinates into Google Maps to see how deep into Kalimantan (Borneo) Crystal traveled. Those coordinates are also the title of the newly-published blog feature about her experience on this island. Check it out in the bio link!☝🏼

There are few countries in the world whose religions define their cuisine like Indonesia. The tolerance of these practiced religions match the level of hospitality found across the country. - - For example, Crystal’s Kalimantan trip coincided with Ramadan - the yearly fasting period for Muslims - and was concerned she wouldn’t be able to eat (or research!) during the day. But not to fear, Crystal was taken in by many Christians who fed her plenty the entire month.

Vegetables are not usually the most desired among Indonesian palates (and children the world over!), but they warrant a closer look. Who will care about their nutritional content if they aren’t made to taste delicious! - - In Kalimantan, daun singkong (cassava) is often pounded with aromatics like lengkuas (galangal) and kemiri (candlenut), and given a quick stir-fry.

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