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Sago Pudding with Gula Melaka

groups10 servingsspeedEasycountertopsPrep: 10 minsskilletCook: 30 minsscheduleTotal: 160 minsoutdoor_grillBoiled

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skilletInstruction

7 Steps Total
01
Active Cooking
00:00:41
  • Bring 1600ml water to a boil in a pot
  • Add 400g sago pearls into the boiling water
  • Stir continuously with a whisk or wooden spoon for about 15 minutes
  • Scrape the bottom of the pot frequently until all sago pearls turn completely translucent
local_fire_departmentmedium-high heat, about 15 minutes
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Watch out

Keep scraping the bottom of the pot while stirring, otherwise sago will stick to the bottom and burn.

Ingredients:sago (400 g)water (1600 ml)
Tools:wooden spatulapot
02
Active Cooking
00:02:30
warningStay safe

Be careful when pouring boiling hot sago into the strainer to avoid steam burns.

  • Pour the cooked translucent sago into a fine mesh strainer set over a bowl
  • Pour 500ml water over the sago while gently stirring
  • Repeat rinsing 2 to 3 times until excess starch is removed and distinct clear pearls are visible
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Watch out

Do not skip rinsing with cold water, otherwise sago will remain gummy and clump into a sticky lump.

Ingredients:sagowater (500 ml)
Tools:small bowlstrainer
03
Active Cooking
00:03:54
  • Drain excess liquid from the washed sago pearls
  • Ladle the sago evenly into 10 small mold bowls
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Watch out

Drain water thoroughly before portioning, otherwise extra water will dilute the coconut sauce later.

Ingredients:sago
Tools:small mold bowlsLadle
04
Waiting Time
00:04:06
  • Place all filled sago bowls into the refrigerator
  • Chill for at least 2 hours until the sago sets into firm pudding shapes
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Watch out

Allow at least 2 hours of chilling time, otherwise pudding will collapse when unmolded.

Ingredients:sago
Tools:refrigerator
05
Active Cooking
00:04:18
  • Pour 250ml water into a saucepan over low heat
  • Add 6 knotted pandan leaves, 500ml coconut cream, and 1 tsp salt
  • Stir continuously over low heat until gently simmering, then remove from heat
local_fire_departmentlow heat, about 5 minutes
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Watch out

Keep heat low and do not boil heavily, otherwise coconut oil will separate onto the surface.

Ingredients:water (250 ml)pandan leaves (6 piece)Savoy coconut cream (500 ml)Salt (1 tsp)
Tools:spatulaSaucepan
06
Active Cooking
00:05:36
  • Add 250ml water and 300g chopped gula melaka into a saucepan
  • Cook over medium heat while whisking until palm sugar melts completely
  • Simmer for 2 to 3 minutes until thickened into a glossy syrup that coats the back of a spoon, then turn off heat and cool
local_fire_departmentmedium heat, about 3 to 5 minutes
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Watch out

Do not over-cook syrup until burnt, otherwise it will taste bitter.

Ingredients:water (250 ml)Gula Melaka (300 g)
Tools:Saucepanwhisk
07
Active Cooking
00:06:13
  • Unmold a chilled sago pudding dome onto a serving dish
  • Pour the cooked salted coconut sauce over the sago pudding
  • Drizzle the cooled gula melaka syrup on top to serve
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Watch out

Make sure coconut sauce and palm sugar syrup are cooled before pouring, otherwise heat will melt the sago pudding shape.

Ingredients:sagoSavoy coconut creamGula Melaka
Tools:plate

groceryAll Ingredients

sago400 g
Gula Melaka300 g
Salt1 tsp
pandan leaves6 piece
Savoy coconut cream500 ml
water2100 ml

blenderAll Tools Needed

wooden spatulapotsmall bowlstrainersmall mold bowlsLadlerefrigeratorspatulaSaucepanwhiskplate