Posts Tagged ‘coconut’
burmese coconut jelly : hsa*ba, myanmar cookbook
What I love about this sweet jelly is that it’s easy to make and looks impressive: the coconut milk separates and sets to form two layers, white on top and translucent underneath.
Read Morenew year rice dumplings | mon lone yae paw
This is a sweet snack made during the water festival, Thingyan, in mid-April to mark the lunar new year. People, young and old, throw water over each other to celebrate and welcome the new year by washing away bad luck.
Read Morefolded pancake with red beans & coconut | kauk mote
I remember as a child, walking to the night market with my parents and eyeing the tempting sweets that lined the bustling streets of our local area. These sweets were usually bought from the street vendors as special treats rather than made at home.
Read Moresago pearls in coconut milk | thar-gu ohn nyot
This is a childhood favourite, a welcomed cooling treat during the hot season. Generous amount of crushed ice was added to the creamy coconut milk mixed with caramel-like sugar syrup and chewy sago pearls. This recipe is very simple and you can add additional flavours and textures to it if you wish.
Read Moretwo-layer pumpkin pudding
This is the second week running I find a wedge of pumpkin in our vegetable box. I am a little surprised to find pumpkin in late Spring which takes me on a search of seasonal vegetables in Australia.
Read Morecoconut
description Similar to other SE Asian cuisines, coconut is used in curries, rice and sweet snacks. Canned or cartons of coconut milk and cream are widely available. For best result, use freshly grated coconut and water to extract fresh coconut milk. substitutes None availability Supermarkets, Asian stores related recipes Coconut agar jelly, Coconut chicken curry,…
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