SHOALWATER BAY, Queensland: In a flawless home tucked away in a military station in Queensland, Australia, a handful of restaurants occupied themselves preparing breakfast for the day.  ,
At one end, chicken feathers coated in flour are dropped into heavy grills, at another, greens stir-fried and dish prepared.  ,
It culminates in nasi lemak , – but this is no common manifestation of the corn meal.
It’s a” completely various” sambal paste made from Bee Bee Jan Abdul Kadir’s secret recipe, and it comes with vegetables on top of the typical vegetables.  ,
Soldiers here in the camp, in particular those from the Singapore Armed Forces ( SAF ), call it” Wallaby nasi lemak”, Madam Bee Bee told reporters on Monday ( Nov 11 ) evening.  ,
And it’s just one of many dishes prepared by restaurants from the expanded Shoalwater Bay Training Area, including SATS Food Services at the novel Camp Tilpal, SATS Food Services at the restaurant.
The camp is provide 2, 000 persons, and hosts the SAF, Australian Defence Force and another visiting forces for activities.
These include Exercise Wallaby, the SAF’s largest international practice which runs for nine months.  ,
A diplomatic military training between Singapore and Australia that took place between November 6 and November 15 is the last phase, known as Exercise Trident.  ,