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Thai cooking school

We are pleased to bring you this recipe of the month, one of over 100 dishes taught in our monthly Training for Professionals course. If fresh pandan leaves are unavailable where you live, you can use porcelain thimble cups.

Recipe of the Month for February 2007

pandan pudding

Pandan Pudding with Coconut Milk

Ingredients for Base
Quantity

mung bean flour

1/4 cup

corn flour

1/4 cup

cane sugar

3/4 cup

pandan juice

2 cups

cooked sweet canned corn

1/4 cup

 

Ingredients for Topping
Quantity

coconut cream

2 cups

corn flour

1/4 cup
chili

mung bean flour

1 tbsp
chili

salt

1/2 tsp
chili

cane sugar

1/4 cup

Preparation

1) If using pandan leaves, cut them into squares about 5 cm x 5 cm (2 inches) with little flaps that will allow you to form them into boxes. Staple the corners.
2) Mix all the ingredients for the base in a brass wok. Over low heat, stir the mixture until it thickens.
3) Fill each cup about half way with the mixture.
4) Mix all the ingredients for the topping in a brass wok.  Over low heat, stir until the mixture thickens.
5) Add topping to each cup until full. Allow to cool and serve at room temperature.

 

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