Pulut Hijau, or green glutinous rice, is a traditional Malaysian and Indonesian dessert made from glutinous rice that’s been naturally dyed green using pandan leaves. Here’s a simple way it’s typically prepared:
Ingredients:
- Glutinous Rice - soaked for a few hours, often overnight
- Pandan Juice - from blending pandan leaves with water and straining
- Coconut Milk - for richness and flavor
- Salt - to balance the sweetness
- Gula Melaka (Palm Sugar) - often used for a sweet drizzle
- Soak and Prepare the Rice: Soak glutinous rice overnight and mix it with pandan juice until it turns green.
- Steam: Steam the rice until fully cooked.
- Mix with Coconut Milk: After steaming, mix the rice with salted coconut milk for creaminess.
- Serve with Gula Melaka: Drizzle melted palm sugar over the top for a sweet finish.
This dessert has a fragrant, earthy flavor from pandan, a creamy texture from coconut milk, and a lovely sweetness from the palm sugar, making it a favorite Southeast Asian treat.
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