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Cendol With Palm Sugar Syrup And Coconut Milk



Cendol with Palm sugar Syrup and Coconut milk is a type of dessert in Malaysia. Cendol strands is made of Pandan juice with the combination of mung bean and corn flour.




Cendol With Palm Sugar Syrup and Coconut Milk

Ingredients

100 grams (10 Large) Pandan Leaves, cut into smaller pieces
750 ml Water
100 grams Mung Bean/Green Pea Flour
25 grams Corn Flour
A pinch of Sea Salt

Palm Sugar Syrup
200 grams Palm Sugar/Gula Melaka
2 Pandan Leaves, knotted
100 ml Water

2 Cups Coconut Milk
Shaved Ice

Mixing bowl with ice cubes and water
Potato Riser

Method

Make the palm sugar syrup: Place palm sugar, pandan leaves, and water in a saucepan. Bring it to a boil and simmer until the sugar has melted and thicken. Drain the syrup and let cool completely.

Bring the coconut milk with a pinch of salt to a simmer on medium heat. Remove and let cool completely.

Make the cendol: Blend the pandan leaves with some water and strain into a mixing bowl. Then combine pandan juice, green pea flour, corn flour, sea salt, and the remainder water. Stir well until well combined and strain the mixture into a saucepan. Cook over medium to low heat, stirring continuously until the mixture has thickened to a paste. Remove from the heat. Fill a large mixing bowl with ice cubes and water. Place some of the paste into a potato riser and press through the paste into the ice water. Continue with the remainder paste, and let the cendol set in the ice water for about 10 minutes. Drain well and chilled.

To serve: Fill some shaved ice in a bowl or a glass, some palm sugar syrup, coconut milk, and cendol. Serve immediately.
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  1. ChloeDecember 13, 2016 at 8:34 AM

    Hi. Have been following your blog for and like it a lot. The mung bean flour here: is it the Hone kwee flour that is packed in a white cylinder paper packing? Hope to try it this weekend? ? Thanks Chloe

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  2. ChloeDecember 14, 2016 at 9:35 AM

    Hi Angie... I found Bob red mill Green pea flour. Is this the one u are using? Hope to hear from u soon cos I would like to try out this weekend. Meanwhile I have stock of Hoen kwee (plain white cylinder package). Can this be used instead? Thanks. Chloe

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