Saturday, April 11, 2009

Ondeh-Ondeh















Theng...tHeng..ThEnGtHeNg....!!!!
One of my most favourite Malay kuih finally comes from my hands!! Very happy for the Gula Melaka filling.... It just "drool out" from every BITE! Yummy, yummy!!

I change the original recipe, to replace all the liquid (180ml water +40ml pandan juice) to all 250ml pandan juice (10 big pandan leave fresh from my blender)! This enhance the pandan aroma to the fullest!

Recipes from The Adventure of Giggle

Ingredients :

A)
1. 50g tapioca starch
2. dash of salt
3. 40ml pandan juice - blended from 10 pandan leaves, don't forget to sieve it.
4. 180ml water (220ml if you don't have fresh pandan juice)
5. 1 tbsp vegetable oil

B)
1. 280 Glutinous rice flour
2. 1/2 tsp pandan paste (1tsp if you don't have fresh blended pandan juice on ingredient A)
3. Green food color (optional)

C) Filling :
3 tbsp spoon pure Palm Sugar mix with 2 tbsp brown sugar.

D) Coating:
1. 80g fresh grated coconut
2. dash of salt


Steps :
1. Mix all ingredients A together in a non stick pot.

2. Cook mixture A over medium low heat until the runny tapioca liquid turns to a translucent dough, stir frequently. DO NOT bring it to boil.

3. Remove the tapioca dough from heat, immediately pour it into glutinous rice flour.

4. With a spatula/spoon, stir to mix the tapioca and rice flour until well combined. Add in the pandan paste and food color gradually. The dough will turn out like 汤圆dough but more sticky.

5. Dust your hands and work surface with some flour, divide the dough into 1" balls. Flatten it with the ball of your thumb, spoon some palm sugar mixture in the middle of the circle and roll it to a ball.

6. Broil a pot of water, add in the ondeh-ondeh, cook it over medium heat. When you see the ondeh-ondeh is floating, cook for another 3 minutes, then scoop out from the broiled water.

7. Immediately drop it into a bowl of ice water. Soak for 30 seconds. (This step is optional, the ondeh-ondeh will be more springy if you put it through the ice water bath, you may skip this step if you want your ondeh-ondeh softer)

8. Remove the ondeh-ondeh by a strainer, lightly pat the ondeh-ondeh with paper towel.

9. Then coat the ondeh-ondeh with the grated coconut.




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