I thought this look really interesting, single mixture that separates into 2 layers after left standing, and that artistic looking pattern that appear naturally in the coconut (white) layer. So, I assume the kids will surely jump up and down in excitement when they see this. Well, too bad, could it be the brownish color? They doesn't seem to be excited at all!
Anyway, less for them means more agar-agar for me. It may not look appealing to young toddlers but it sure taste great, especially these were made using palm sugar bought all the way from Melaka. I find the palm sugar produced there has an irresistible fragrant. So far I haven't find a better source for palm sugar yet.
The agar-agar is refreshingly good, with two distinct flavours from the two layers. White layers tasted more 'milky', which I love, and the other one had more 'crunch' in it. The pandan leaves surely add a nice fragrant to the agar-agar!
Ingredients
A
- 1 litre water
- 200g gula Melaka (palm sugar)
- 2 pandan leaves, tied into knots
B
- 1 packet 10g agar-agar powder
C
- 200ml thick coconut milk
- 1 egg
- pinch of salt
- In a pot, bring A to boil and cook for 15 minutes.
- Remove pandan leaves and sieve the mixture.
- Add B and stir until dissolve.
- In a bowl, gently mix together ingredients C with a fork.
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Pour in C to the pot, stir while pouring, let it simmer for another 5 minutes.
- Pour into 7" mould (or any jelly mould) and let it cool in the fridge until firmly set.
Hi Gingy,
ReplyDeleteI like your idea of adding gula melaka into agar agar. Yummy :)
Zoe