Cozy up with these comforting milk coconut milk recipes — simple dishes that warm the heart.
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This Sago Pearls Cake offers the unique softness of chewy sago grains combined with soft coconut milk and the inviting aroma of pandan. When steamed to perfection, the fragrance of desiccated coconut envelops each piece—giving it a light savory sensation and a tempting texture. The cake pieces are dense, yet soft to the bite, then sprinkled with desiccated grated coconut that adds a touch of natural sweetness and a layered texture. A comforting traditional dish, perfect for a relaxing afternoon or served as a nostalgic sweet treat.
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After encountering a mouthful of coconut milk jelly with a strong coconut aroma in Sabah, I turned into a kitchen "magician" and successfully reproduced this divine delicacy! I share two treasure recipes: a light version and the original rich version (mellow milky aroma). The rich version adds whipped cream and coconut milk, and the milky aroma is directly full, so dense that it feels like eating clouds. It feels sweet to the heart when you scoop a spoonful~ However, the rich version has a slightly higher calorie content. It is super happy to satisfy your cravings occasionally. If you want to eat it often, the light version is the happy choice without "belly burden"~ Follow my steps, open the coconut steadily, and the milk jelly is smooth, and you can easily get the same sweetness!
This mango coconut milk sticky rice recipe features plump, white glutinous rice drizzled with coconut milk, glistening with golden mango chunks. Mango slices are then shaped into a small flower, and a few green leaves are added. Arranged on a plate, it's a dessert shop favorite! It's even more delicious. The glutinous rice is soft and bouncy, coated in the fragrance of coconut, while the mango is sweet and juicy. With one bite, the aroma of coconut and fruit fills your mouth with a refreshing sweetness! The recipe is super simple: soak the glutinous rice and steam it. Bring the coconut milk, sugar, and salt to a boil, and pour it over the rice. Chop the mango and arrange it on top. Even a novice can pull it off easily. Try it now; I'm already dizzy with the aroma!
Wingko Babat is a traditional Javanese snack made from grated coconut and glutinous rice flour, grilled in a pan until golden brown. Its soft texture and distinctive sweet and savory flavor make it a simple yet special snack to accompany relaxing family time.
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