The image displays a close-up of a page from what appears to be a menu or recipe book, featuring a watercolor illustration of risoles. The top of the page has text that reads "Holland Bakery" with a red wax seal bearing a windmill design. Below this, a title in ornate script reads "Rissoles Daging Sapi," followed by descriptive text in Indonesian explaining the origin of risoles. The text translates to: "Risoles comes from the word Rissoles (French) or Risolles (Dutch) which means 'food that is fried until golden brown'. In Europe, it is usually a minced meat ragout, chicken, or vegetables, wrapped thinly then fried. Entered Indonesia through the Dutch, during the colonial era, the Dutch brought risoles to the Dutch East Indies. However, here the recipe is adjusted to local tastes." The bottom of the image contains metadata indicating the device used ("NOTE 40"), the date and time ("2026.08.29 02:22"), and camera settings ("23mm f/1.8 1/25s ISO4380"). The location is identified as "Kecamatan Duren Sawit," which is a subdistrict within East Jakarta, Indonesia. The overall presentation suggests a culinary context, likely showcasing a specific type of Indonesian dish with Dutch origins. in East Jakarta, Indonesia

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Aug 28, 2026, 7:22 PM

East Jakarta, Indonesia

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The image displays a close-up of a page from what appears to be a menu or recipe book, featuring a watercolor illustration of risoles. The top of the page has text that reads "Holland Bakery" with a red wax seal bearing a windmill design. Below this, a title in ornate script reads "Rissoles Daging Sapi," followed by descriptive text in Indonesian explaining the origin of risoles. The text translates to: "Risoles comes from the word Rissoles (French) or Risolles (Dutch) which means 'food that is fried until golden brown'. In Europe, it is usually a minced meat ragout, chicken, or vegetables, wrapped thinly then fried. Entered Indonesia through the Dutch, during the colonial era, the Dutch brought risoles to the Dutch East Indies. However, here the recipe is adjusted to local tastes." The bottom of the image contains metadata indicating the device used ("NOTE 40"), the date and time ("2026.08.29 02:22"), and camera settings ("23mm f/1.8 1/25s ISO4380"). The location is identified as "Kecamatan Duren Sawit," which is a subdistrict within East Jakarta, Indonesia. The overall presentation suggests a culinary context, likely showcasing a specific type of Indonesian dish with Dutch origins.

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