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100 ml thick coconut milk
30 g (3 tbsps) brown sugar, cooked with 100 ml water
1 screwpine leaf
200 g (10 tbsps) screwpine flavoured cendol
100 g (4 tbsps) canned corn
100 g (4 tbsps) cooked red beans
30 g (3 tbsps) brown sugar, cooked with 100 ml water
1 screwpine leaf
200 g (10 tbsps) screwpine flavoured cendol
100 g (4 tbsps) canned corn
100 g (4 tbsps) cooked red beans
Mixed
300 ml (1 1/2 cups) warm water
Method
- Boil brown sugar and water with screwpine leaf.
- Add all ingredients.
- Serve with ice cubes.
To make cendol:
60g green bean flour
300ml water
1 tsp pandan paste
300ml water
1 tsp pandan paste
Method:
- Mix green bean flour with water and pandan paste. Blend well until a smooth mixture is obtained.
- Cook mixture over medium heat , stirring all the time until the mixture thickens and turns translucent.
- Fill a basin with ice and cold water and set the cendol mould over it. Use a wooden spoon to press cooked dough, a little at a time, through the preforations into the cold water. Drain cendol in a colander and set aside.
Source: Nutriweb
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