Update 11 Oct 2017 What to do with leftover fresh grated coconut? Quite a lot of it ... Kuih dangai works .. nicely salty sweet .. texture is surprisingly springy, chewy, on top of the grated coconut taste. Due to the glutinous rice flour. Kuih dangai Translated from Malay recipe below: Kuih Dangai Ingredients: 3 bowls of freshly grated coconut (white one for kuih) 1 bowl of glutinous rice flour 1/3 bowl of sugar (sweetness according to taste) 1/2 tsp salt Method: 1. Place grated coconut in a mixing bowl. 2. Add glutinous rice flour , mix the flour and coconut evenly. Add salt and mix thoroughly. Make sure the grated coconut mixture has no lumps. 3. Heat up (short while) the container to be used for baking. (Note: I used a muffin tray.) 4. Place a thin layer of the mixture into the container. This first layer is not mixed with sugar in order to make it easier to remove the kuih later. 5. Mix in the sugar to the remainder of the coconut-flour-salt mixture. 6. Add the
I plant edible plants in my balcony. I love to cook with some of these plants. Just a few items - ginger, mint, Okinawa spinach, di huang miao .. The day is not yet here when I can harvest lots of vegetables from this little balcony. Maybe one day. Meanwhile, here is my little journey of recipe try outs. To remind myself.