Showing posts with label coconut milk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coconut milk. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2011

Tapioca banana pudding

Next few weeks, I'm borrowing my mum's kitchen to try out some Asian recipes (and of course, some sweets from other places too;D). So..., we're going to start with a full of exotic flavour and texture, Tapioca Banana Pudding!

Those dried tapioca that we find in super markets look quite different when it's cooked. When I put the tapioca in a pot, I knew I shouldn't put too much because it will soak up water and get bigger (A bit like pop corns in a way....) However, I couldn't help myself and put a little too much and ended up a pot full of tapioca! Anyway, I love its' unique texture popping in my mouth. Humm, yum yum;)

This is called pudding but it's not like the egg based pudding such as creme brulee or caramel pudding. Tapioca pudding is more like a thick soup. Bananas and tapioca give this desserts a real stickiness and coconut milk brings all together.

The Tapioca pudding recipe is not too strict. Adjust the sweetness as you like as well as the amount of bananas;)

To see the recipe, visit The World of Sweets Recipe, Cambodia.

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Thursday, January 27, 2011

Thai Coconut Pancake

Breakie breakie!

If you are looking for a pancake that is a bit different from the usual ones, then this Thai style pancake is the way to go.

There is no plain flour but rice flour, which gives the pancake a unique flavour. Not only that, the exotic taste of coconut hits you every bite, lovely...

Try for breakfast, it's really easy to make;)

Ingredients;

Coconut milk 200ml
Coconut flakes 20g
Egg 1
Sugar 2tbs
Rice flour 80g
Baking powder 1 tsp
Oil 1 tbsp
Salt pinch

1. In a large bowl, combine rice flour, coconut flakes, baking powder and salt, and mix well.
2. Beat egg and sugar together until it's fluffy.
3. Add 1 into 2. Mix well.
4. Add oil into 3. Mix well.
5. Spray oil on a pan. Pour the mixture, and cook both side.

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Friday, January 14, 2011

Carrot cake

Carrot cake is a great way of using up the sadly left out carrots in the fridge. This time I went for the carrot cupcake with a hit of coconuts. I used coconut milk and coconut flakes.

Exotic coconut and cinnamon flavour and moist texture is just what I wanted.

Dressed up with pink icing and animal sugar crafts, they are ready to meet Brian's kid, Skyla, tomorrow;)

Carrot on FoodistaCarrot

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