This is a traditional kuih made of green bean flour, coconut milk and sugar. In the olden days, the flour has to be prepared from scratch but now it's easily obtainable from the supermarket or bakery outlet. Before cooking this tasty Koleh Koleh , you have to prepare the coconut crumbs (tahi minyak), sugar syrup then only you can proceed in making this kuih.
KOLEH KOLEH (GREEN BEAN PUDDING)
1 cup green bean flour
2 cups coconut milk
pinch of salt
220g palm sugar (gula Melaka)
1 cup water
3 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 fragrant screwpine leaf
1 cup coconut milk for crumbs
METHOD
1. Pour 1 cup coconut milk in a pot, with low heat keep stirring until you get the oil and crumbly coconut, after it turns brown remove the crumb but keep the oil.
2. In an another pot, boil palm sugar, granulated sugar, water and screwpine leaf until sugar is dissolved.
3. Combine flour, syrup, coconut milk and salt, mix well and strain.
4. Pour the mixture onto the pot used for making the crumbs, keep stirring until it thickens.
5. Now pour onto desired tray. Sprinkle the coconut crumbs (tahi minyak) on top before serving.
6. Cool completely before cutting.
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8 comments:
Oh yum, and this one comes together so easily, doesn't it. I think I'd make it just to try making the coconut crumb, which sounds delicious all by itself! Thanks for sharing with the Hearth and Soul hop.
wow. looks delicious. I'll have to look for the bean flour.
Butterpoweredbike...Thanks for hosting dear. It's so easy and using very simple ingredients, if you're coconut lover, you should try this one....
judee@glutenfreeA-Z...thanks for your lovely comment dear..
This looks really good! Although I don't think I can find all those ingredients at our simple stores.
I'd love for you to link this up to What's Cooking Wednesday!
http://notsohomemade.blogspot.com/2010/12/tex-mex-lasagna-whats-cooking-wednesday.html
Courtney...Thanks for the invite, have linked up the same for your party, thanks for your lovely comment..
Just looking at the picture makes me wish the ingredients were available in my part of the world. thank you for sharing this amazing dish with the hearth and soul hop!
Christy....Thanks for hosting, it's a pleasure to share with all of you this traditional recipe...
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