Kuih dadar

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About this recipe

In this blog post I will guide you thru the steps and ingredients needed to craft this recipe. Grab your favorite apron and let's start.
Kuih Dadar is a popular traditional Malaysian dessert that is loved for its delicate pandan-flavored crepes filled with sweet coconut filling. This delightful treat is often enjoyed during special occasions or as an afternoon snack. The crepes are made from a batter of rice flour, pandan juice, and coconut milk, giving them a vibrant green color and a fragrant aroma. The sweet coconut filling is made by combining grated coconut with palm sugar, creating a luscious and caramel-like taste.

Keywords: Malaysian dessert, pandan-flavored crepes, sweet coconut filling, traditional recipe, special occasions.

Kuih dadar details

Kuih dadar, recipe Rating: 4.4
Number of votes:89 INGREDIENTS:

Pancake Batter:

100g all-purpose flour

1/4 tsp salt

2 eggs

100ml thick coconut milk

150ml pandan juice (blend 6 pandan leaves with 200ml water, strain)

1 tbsp vegetable oil

1/2 tsp pandan paste (optional)

2 pandan leaves, formed into a brush (for brushing oil)

Filling:

85g Gula Melaka

125ml water

50ml thick coconut milk

50g desiccated coconut (or grated coconut, if available)

METHOD:

Coconut filling, batter and pandan leave brush.

1. Sift flour and salt together. Add eggs, coconut milk, vegetable oil and pandan juice. Mix well to obtain a smooth batter. Stand the batter aside for 30 minutes.
2. At the meantime, prepare coconut filling. Melt Gula Melaka with water at slow fire. When the syrup thickens, pour in coconut milk and desiccated coconut. Mix well to obtain a sticky coconut filling. Set aside to cool.
3. Heat up a non-stick pan. Use the pandan leave brush prepared earlier to brush some oil on the pan.
4. Spoon some batter on to the pan. Tilt the pan to  form a thin pancake. Fry at slow fire until the pancake is lightly brown on both sides. Remove from pan.
5. Repeat Step 3 & 4 until all batter is finished. If the batter thickens, add some water. Allow the pancake to cool before going to the next step.
6. Put some filling on the a pancake (shown in picture). Wrap and roll like a spring roll to enclose the filling.
7. Arrange on plate for serving.