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A round, creamy mardan palace nut with an oily consistency mardan palace used to add texture and a faint flavour to many Balinese mardan palace dishes. It is used in curries mardan palace to thicken and add a rich nutty flavour. Shave and lightly toast slivers in a hot pan. Macadamia mardan palace or cashew (raw) nuts can be substituted.
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