Wednesday, April 25, 2007

Talam Cendol




Bottom Layer:

140 gm. Rice flour
60 gm. Hoon Kwee Flour (Green pea flour)
170 gm. brown sugar or gula melaka
160 gm. sugar
1100 ml. water
1/2 tsp. alkaline water or kapur water

Top Layer:

1000 ml. Santan - coconut milk (2 coconuts plus water)
1 1/2 tsp. salt
70 gm. Rice flour
50 gm. Hoon kwee flour
120 gm. Cendol

Method:

(1) For bottom layer: Mix all the ingredients together and sieve it. Cook over low heat till thicken. Pour mixture into a 10" square greased tin and steam for 15 mins.
(2) For top layer, mix all the ingredients together and cook over low heat till thicken but not too thick. Off flame, add in cendol and stir till well mixed. Pour onto the brown layer and steam for 30 mins.
(3) Cool completely before slicing.

16 comments:

bianbian said...

Hi Yochana,
wow, Talam Cendol looks great and perfect for the Nonya folks. :)
drooling now .....

Anonymous said...

Hi aunty yochana

Can you very kindly share this recipe for talam cendol. It looks wonderful.

Many thanks.

bianbian said...

Hi Yochana,
wow so nicely done the Talam Cendol. Must be a big hit with the Nonyas. :)
drooling .........

Anonymous said...

Hi Aunty Yo,

Haven't seen you make kueh-kuehs for a while, and am delighted to see this lovely masterpiece here. Looks really yummy, can teach?

I can't log on to blogger with my usual id to leave comments, dunno why, but blogger keeps saying my password was wrong though I never changed my password since the last time I logged on :( So you don't get to see my ostrich photo this time round.

Sophia said...

This one reminds me of nonya talam kuih.

Dizzy

yokekeen said...

hi yochana,

yummy kuih.

rgds
yoke

yokekeen said...

hi yochana,

thanks for the recipe.

rgds
yoke

Anonymous said...

Hi Aunty Yo,

Do you think it would be all right for me to skip the alkaline water? Would it affect the texture/taste of the kueh?

Anonymous said...

Lucy

Thank you again for sharing this wonderful recipe with us.

Ange

Aunty Yochana said...

Hi bluecrystal,

It's better to use alkaline water. It gives the cake a nice crunchy feeling. YOu can omit it but it will not be so crunchy. It will softer in texture.

rgds

woan said...

hi anuty Yochana,
my god!! it look sooo good.
can u tell me how to make the cendol itself. thank you so much

pingw

Aunty Yochana said...

hi pingw,

you have to cook pandan water with hoon kwee flour and add in some alkaline water till thick then press over a sieve into a bowl of cold water.

rgds

Anonymous said...

Hi Aunty Yochana,

I tried making your Talam Cendol yesterday & it was a great success. My mum brought it to a friend's place for tea, and the whole tray was finished within a few minutes. Thanks for sharing with us such an easy & tasty recipe.

Aunty Yochana said...

Thumbs up May

rgds

baker said...

hi
how much milk does two coconuts have? can i use canned coconut milk?

obat pembesar payudara herbal said...

sukses selalu gan.