The image displays a close-up, high-angle view of a rectangular wooden tray filled with various deep-fried Indonesian snacks, referred to as gorengan, located in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia

The image displays a close-up, high-angle view of a rectangular wooden tray filled with various deep-fried Indonesian snacks, referred to as gorengan, located in Kecamatan Pati, Indonesia. The tray, made of a light-colored woven material, is lined with brown paper. Approximately 30-40 pieces of fried food are visible. These include flat, irregularly shaped light golden-brown pieces consistent with fried tempeh (tempeh mendoan), several bulkier, pale golden-brown pieces resembling fried stuffed tofu (tahu isi) with some revealing dark internal fillings, and darker golden-brown irregular fritters (bakwan) containing visible green and reddish-orange vegetable fragments. A small, transparent plastic bag containing a light green, semi-liquid condiment with chopped green elements, likely a chili sauce, is situated near the top center of the tray amidst the food. The background to the bottom right features a dark textile with a patterned weave. To the top left, a light-colored tiled floor with dark grout lines and a dark wooden furniture element are visible. No people, specific actions, or interactions are depicted.