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Dadar Gulung

Dadar Gulung

The crepe batter: rice flour, plain flour, eggs, coconut milk, water, salt, pandan extract, whisked smooth, rested for 30 minutes. The filling (unti): palm sugar dissolves in a little water with a pandan leaf; fresh grated coconut stirs in; cooks for 5 minutes till just absorbed and sticky. Cool. Crepes cook for 1 minute per side in a small pan. Each crepe gets a heaped tablespoon of unti at one end; folds in the sides; rolls up like a cigar. Eats at room temperature.

Desserts 1 hour 30 minutes Serves12
Hong Kong Egg Tarts

Hong Kong Egg Tarts

The shortcrust uses lard (or vegetable shortening + butter) for the right crumbly texture; sugar gives the slight sweetness; egg yolk binds. Rolled to 3 mm thick, cut into discs slightly larger than the muffin-tin wells, gently pressed in, chilled. The custard: eggs whisk with hot sugar syrup (sugar dissolved in just-boiled water, cooled) and a small amount of evaporated milk for richness, plus vanilla. Strained twice for a glassy finish, ladled into the chilled shells, baked at 220°C for the first 8 minutes (to set the pastry edges) then 180°C for 12-15 more (until the custard is just-set with no visible jiggle in the centre).

Desserts 1 hour 25 minutes Serves6