Jakarta, ThedailyID — Workers prepare lemang bambu, a traditional Minangkabau snack from West Sumatra, at a home industry in Kramat Senen, Central Jakarta, Monday (March 16). They mix glutinous rice with coconut milk and cook it inside bamboo over fire.
People often choose lemang as a popular iftar snack during Ramadan. Vendors sell it for Rp30,000 to Rp50,000 per bamboo. Buyers usually find it at Ramadan markets, including Sentra Kuliner Nasi Kapau Kramat and the Benhil Takjil Market.
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