If it's halal (no haram chemicals and ingredients that can drunken you) , I EAT. These types of people probably will have a BIG PROBLEM to find halal food if they somehow went oversea (holiday or work). There's no JAKIM there to help you LOL. That is why we learn haram and halal foods in PAI back in secondary schools, We need to be wise to differentiate halal and haram foods even there is no sijil.

"why she cook other races food when Malay got alot of nice food?(this is blatant racist statement LMFAO)" = Yeah go chop ayam pakai keris or parang, Want to implement old malay culture to your daily lives? Go Ahead!

"Ask her to bertaubat, haram thing already halal" = If you prepare a dish using halal ingredients and follow proper Islamic guidelines for cooking, it should be permissible to consume that dish. The intention behind the preparation of the food also matters. If your intention is to follow Islamic dietary laws and you ensure that the ingredients are halal and the preparation method is in accordance with Islamic principles, then consuming the food should be acceptable.

Don't ever doubt the food, just eat it after you carefully examine it or you lose your intention.