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- Kuih_sepit abstract "Kuih Kapit, Belanda, Sapit or Sepit (Semprong in Indonesian; Love letter in English) is a Peranakan Chinese “Love Letters” (Folded wafer or rolled wafer). Traditionally, it is made by clasping egg batter using an iron mold which is heated up by charcoal stove. The mold each has two plates that are clasped tightly together and attached to long handles for manipulating over a charcoal stove. The molds are etched with animal motifs such as fish, rooster and snails that both auspicious and decorative. The word “Belanda means Dutch in Bahasa Melayu points to the egg rolls’ Dutch origins. The Dutch have a vast biscuit repertoire, which includes thin wafer biscuits similar to Kuih Belanda / Kuih Kapit. Many biscuits and cake techniques were passed to Malays by the Dutch and Portuguese. These biscuits may have been brought to the parts of Malaysia and Singapore from Penang, Malacca or Medan by the Peranakan Chinese who not knowing the name of the Dutch snack they had encountered, simply called it as Kuih Belanda or Kuih Kapit.".
- Kuih_sepit alias "Belanda, Sepit, Gulong, Semprong".
- Kuih_sepit creatorOfDish Southeast_Asia.
- Kuih_sepit ingredient Coconut_milk.
- Kuih_sepit ingredient Cooking_oil.
- Kuih_sepit ingredient Egg_(food).
- Kuih_sepit ingredient Sucrose.
- Kuih_sepit ingredient Wheat_flour.
- Kuih_sepit origin Brunei.
- Kuih_sepit origin Indonesia.
- Kuih_sepit origin Malacca.
- Kuih_sepit origin Malaysia.
- Kuih_sepit origin Medan.
- Kuih_sepit origin Penang.
- Kuih_sepit origin Sabah.
- Kuih_sepit origin Sarawak.
- Kuih_sepit origin Singapore.
- Kuih_sepit thumbnail Kuih_sapit.jpg?width=300.
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageExternalLink CF1401080001.htm.
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageExternalLink kuih-kapit.html.
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageExternalLink kuih-belanda-aka-love-letter.
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageExternalLink Kuih%20Sepit.htm.
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageExternalLink art-making-kuih-kapit-love-letters.
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageID "40271139".
- Kuih_sepit wikiPageRevisionID "599012554".
- Kuih_sepit alternateName "Belanda, Sepit, Gulong, Semprong".
- Kuih_sepit caption "Kuih Belanda with other kuih in a container.".
- Kuih_sepit country Brunei.
- Kuih_sepit country Indonesia.
- Kuih_sepit country Malaysia.
- Kuih_sepit country Singapore.
- Kuih_sepit creator Southeast_Asia.
- Kuih_sepit mainIngredient Coconut_milk.
- Kuih_sepit mainIngredient Cooking_oil.
- Kuih_sepit mainIngredient Egg_(food).
- Kuih_sepit mainIngredient Sucrose.
- Kuih_sepit mainIngredient Wheat_flour.
- Kuih_sepit name "Kuih Kapit".
- Kuih_sepit region Brunei.
- Kuih_sepit region Malacca.
- Kuih_sepit region Medan.
- Kuih_sepit region Penang.
- Kuih_sepit region Sabah.
- Kuih_sepit region Sarawak.
- Kuih_sepit region Singapore.
- Kuih_sepit type Snack.
- Kuih_sepit subject Category:Malaysian_cuisine.
- Kuih_sepit subject Category:Malaysian_snack_foods.
- Kuih_sepit type Food.
- Kuih_sepit type FunctionalSubstance.
- Kuih_sepit comment "Kuih Kapit, Belanda, Sapit or Sepit (Semprong in Indonesian; Love letter in English) is a Peranakan Chinese “Love Letters” (Folded wafer or rolled wafer). Traditionally, it is made by clasping egg batter using an iron mold which is heated up by charcoal stove. The mold each has two plates that are clasped tightly together and attached to long handles for manipulating over a charcoal stove.".
- Kuih_sepit label "Kuih sepit".
- Kuih_sepit sameAs m.0wxp_wp.
- Kuih_sepit sameAs Q17052497.
- Kuih_sepit sameAs Q17052497.
- Kuih_sepit wasDerivedFrom Kuih_sepit?oldid=599012554.
- Kuih_sepit depiction Kuih_sapit.jpg.
- Kuih_sepit isPrimaryTopicOf Kuih_sepit.
- Kuih_sepit name "Kuih Kapit".
