Balinese cuisine commonly consists of rice, meat or fish,
vegetables, and spices. Since the island is mostly Hindu, beef is never or
rarely consumed. The people of Bali enjoy a cuisine that demonstrates
indigenous traditions such as offering pork, duck, and turtle meat in specific
religious rituals. Balinese restaurants, including small, family-owned
establishments called warungs, specialize in particular foods like crispy duck
or mixed rice. Many dishes include the Balinese 8-spice, consisting of white
pepper, black pepper, cumin, nutmeg, and more.
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