Coconut pudding with split yellow peas
I am not a big fan of coconut, in fact I really dont like it much. But, I have a sweet tooth, in fact 28 of them ;-) So coconut with sugar is totally acceptable to me !! But I like my sweets a little less sweet than the regular American or Indian fare.
Coconut Pudding with Split Yellow Peas
My entry to My Dhaba's Virtual Cooking Competition: VCC Q3 2006.
1/2 cup corn starch
1.5 cups cold water
1 cup sugar
3 tablespoons split yellow peas (matar dal)
2/3 can of coconut milk
3 tablespoons milk
1. Boil the split yellow peas tell tender-ish. Should not get mushy. When you pick out and eat one, it should still have a bite feel to it.
2. Mix corn starch with the cold water using a whisk in a stainless steel pan. When lump free, put it on medium heat. Keep stirring constantly.
3. Add sugar, coconut milk and regular milk.
4. After around 10-15 minutes of being on heat, it will start thickening up into a more transparent and glossy thing. Add the peas at this point, and keep stirring with a spoon now, as a whisk will not hold in this consistency any longer.
5. When it is at a spoonable consistency, spoon it out into a 1 inch thick layer into any container. I use the mini-muffin baking pan.
6. Referigerate for 2-3 hours.
7. Run a knife along the edge of each mould and the cocunut jewels will come out easily!
Coconut Pudding with Split Yellow Peas
My entry to My Dhaba's Virtual Cooking Competition: VCC Q3 2006.
1/2 cup corn starch
1.5 cups cold water
1 cup sugar
3 tablespoons split yellow peas (matar dal)
2/3 can of coconut milk
3 tablespoons milk
1. Boil the split yellow peas tell tender-ish. Should not get mushy. When you pick out and eat one, it should still have a bite feel to it.
2. Mix corn starch with the cold water using a whisk in a stainless steel pan. When lump free, put it on medium heat. Keep stirring constantly.
3. Add sugar, coconut milk and regular milk.
4. After around 10-15 minutes of being on heat, it will start thickening up into a more transparent and glossy thing. Add the peas at this point, and keep stirring with a spoon now, as a whisk will not hold in this consistency any longer.
5. When it is at a spoonable consistency, spoon it out into a 1 inch thick layer into any container. I use the mini-muffin baking pan.
6. Referigerate for 2-3 hours.
7. Run a knife along the edge of each mould and the cocunut jewels will come out easily!




1 Comments:
At 2:36 AM,
vkn said…
WOW! Another winner entry here! Looks so tempting ones. Thank you participating at VCC Alison. See you at the show!
vkn
My Dhaba
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