Chiken soup

Chicken soup is a typical Indonesian food in the form of a kind of soup ayamdengan creamy sauce. The yellow color is due to olehkunyit used as a spice. Chicken soup commonly found in areas of Indonesia and Singapore. In addition to the materials used chicken also includes boiled eggs, sliced ​​potatoes, celery, and onions fried. Sometimes soup is also served with rice cake or white rice. Besides chicken soup is often served with chili, crackers and Koya (collision mix crackers with garlic).

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