The whole family love it, pretty addictive treat I must say. Not so friendly to the waistline though LOL
I had 14 pieces following Wendy's recipe. Perhaps I should have poured the batter a little lesser. Mine needed to bake 5 minutes longer, and when cooled, I found they're not dry enough. Should have baked them a little longer
Nevertheless, it's really tasty with great custard like texture
What you need:
125ml water
150g palm sugar, chopped
2 screwpine leaves, snipped
5 eggs
30g plain flour
1/8tsp salt
200ml coconut milk
Method:
- Preheat oven to 200degC. Oil muffin pan and put in the oven to preheat together
- Bring to boil in a pot water, palm sugar, screwpine leaves and let simmer for 5 minutes. Liquid will be about 160ml
- Whisk eggs vigorously (I used hand held mixer). Stir in plain flour and salt. Mix well
- Strain in coconut milk and palm sugar mixture. Mix well
- Fill in muffin pan til 2/3 full. Bake til golden brown for 12 minutes (mine was 17 minutes)
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Alice, your Akok Kedut is the prettiest I have seen so far!
ReplyDeleteHi Alice,
ReplyDeleteI have never seen or try these before. I'm imagining its creamy custard-y texture... Yum!
Zoe
Amazing! Your bakes look so delicious! =)
ReplyDeleteAlice,
ReplyDeleteI made mine into mini ones cos I don't have a big muffin tray:p. Yours looks lovely and I like the kedut too:D
mui