Happy New Year everyone!
I have been craving for this sweet dessert for sometime, and finally
made it during the three day holiday weekend!
Pulut Hitam aka Black glutinous rice
above: without dried longans
I did soak the black glutinous rice overnight
water, palm sugar (I used gula merah)
screwpine (pandan) leaves
coconut cream
and dried longan fruits*
*optional but a must in authentic Peranakan cuisine
In authentic Peranakan cooking, no sugar of any kind
is used, the dessert is only sweetened by the dried longan fruits!
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Pulut Hitam aka Black glutinous rice
from page 104-105 of Classic Peranakan Cooking
~ two versions - without and with dried longan fruit (mata kucing)
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Newly acquired cookbooks at the end of 2016!
Above: Been trying to read the above book
over two years!
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3 comments:
Such interesting and delightful food. Love the stack of cookbooks, I see a couple of familiar ones!
Pulut hitam, yums! I have never tried adding longans before! Been awhile since we last had any pulut hitam!
Love your stack of cookbooks! Some of the their twins are on my bookshelves :)
You always have such interesting dishes. NO sugar. How wonderful to just use longan. I see that it also has great health benefits. We can learn a lot from using the old 'ways'.
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