- Prepare 100ml of water and 4 pandan leaves and put them into a blender
- Blend into juice and use a sieve to filter out the leaf residue for later use
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The leaf residue must be filtered out completely, otherwise the texture will be rough.
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The leaf residue must be filtered out completely, otherwise the texture will be rough.
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The pandan juice must be boiling hot when poured into the tapioca flour, otherwise the dough will not form and the QQ balls will fall apart.
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The cut QQ balls must be dusted with enough tapioca flour, otherwise they will stick together and cannot be separated.
Use heat-resistant tongs or oven mitts when moving hot steamers and plates to avoid burns from steam and hot water.
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The sweet potatoes and taro must be steamed until completely soft, otherwise they will remain hard in the dessert soup.
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The cooked QQ balls must be immediately soaked in ice water, otherwise they will become mushy and lose their chewiness.
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Stir frequently while cooking sago, otherwise it will easily stick to the bottom of the pot and burn.
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Do not bring back to a heavy boil after adding coconut milk, otherwise it will separate and ruin the texture.
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Turn off the heat shortly after mixing all ingredients, do not boil for a long time or the sweet potatoes and taro will dissolve into the soup.
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The sweet soup should be eaten while hot, or can be refrigerated if eaten cold.