Wash 250 grams of mung beans thoroughly to remove dust.
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Mung beans must be washed thoroughly as they are often dusty.
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Wash 250 grams of mung beans thoroughly to remove dust.
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Mung beans must be washed thoroughly as they are often dusty.
Pour plenty of water over the mung beans in a bowl, and soak for 12 hours or overnight until the beans expand nicely so they cook tender quickly.
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Use plenty of water because mung beans will expand and absorb a lot of water.
Slice 150 grams of palm sugar thinly so it dissolves easily when cooked.
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Palm sugar must be sliced thinly so it dissolves quickly and doesn't clump at the bottom of the pan.
Use a fork or tongs when grilling ginger over an open flame to avoid hand burns.
Grill 5 cm of whole ginger (unpeeled) directly over the stove flame until the skin is charred and fragrant, then peel off the charred parts and wash clean.
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Do not peel the ginger before grilling so the charred skin gives a distinct aroma.
Put 250 grams of mung beans into a pot, pour in 1700 ml of water, add the bruised grilled ginger, knot 3 pieces of pandan leaves and add them, and add 1 teaspoon of salt. Stir well, cover the pot, and boil until bubbling.
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Make sure there is enough water so the mung beans can expand fully without burning at the bottom.
Add the sliced 150 grams of palm sugar and 5 tablespoons of granulated sugar into the boiling mung bean broth, stir well. Add a little more salt to taste, then continue boiling over medium heat until the mung beans split open and become completely tender.
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Palm sugar must be stirred until completely dissolved to prevent it from settling and burning at the bottom of the pot.
Mix 4 tablespoons of glutinous rice flour with 150 ml of water in a small bowl, stir well until dissolved without lumps.
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The rice flour mixture must be stirred until completely smooth and lump-free.
Pour the sticky rice flour mixture into the mung bean porridge pot while stirring continuously until it thickens and bubbles, then turn off the heat and set aside.
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The rice flour mixture must be poured while stirring continuously to prevent clumping at the bottom.
Prepare another pot, add 1 liter of fresh coconut milk, 1 teaspoon of salt, and 2 knotted pandan leaves. Turn on the heat, stir continuously until boiling. Add the thickening mixture (1 tablespoon of glutinous rice flour mixed with 3 tablespoons of water), stir constantly until the coconut milk thickens and bubbles, then turn off the heat.
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Coconut milk must be stirred constantly while cooking to prevent it from curdling.
Transfer the mung bean porridge into a serving bowl, pour coconut milk sauce over it, and garnish with a small piece of pandan leaf. Ready to serve warm or cold.
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Pour coconut milk in moderation so the savory and sweet flavors remain balanced.