Sunday 2 July 2017

Kueh Bakar Pandan




Not very often that I will make kuehs for our weekends snacks. On some rare occasions I will make the Pumpkin ondeh ondehBanana hoon kueh pisang when we feel like having these kuehs again.

So far, I've not attempted a baked version. I remembered a kueh recipe that's easy to make and filled with pandan and coconut fragrance. But as I do not have the Bahulu mould, I tried out on 1 floral aluminium mould but they turned out too small. I used the aluminium muffin cases instead.

Recipe adapted from :Joceline Butter Flour & Me
Kueh Bakar Pandan
About 15 - 17 small aluminium muffin cases.
Ingredients :
2 eggs
80g castor sugar
150g all-purpose plain flour
150g pandan juice
200g coconut milk
Pinch of salt
1 tablespoon vegetable cooking oil

Extra cooking oil to grease the aluminium cases.
1 tablespoon sesame seeds to sprinkle

Methods:
1) Preheat the oven to 180ºC. Position the rack in the middle. The temperature of the oven may vary, do adjust the temperature and timing to suit your oven.

2) Lightly grease the muffin cases with vegetable cooking oil and set aside.

3) To make the pandan juice, wash clean about 5 - 7 pandan leaves. Cut into smaller pieces, blend with about 170g water and obtain 150g pandan juice.

4) In a clean mixing bowl, place altogether the flour, eggs, coconut milk, salt and pandan juice and whisk to combine with the electric mixer.

5) Add in the vegetable cooking oil and mix till combined with a ballon whisk.

6) Pour mixture into each aluminium case. Fill the muffin cases till almost full and sprinkle some sesame seeds.

7) Bake in preheated oven 180°C for about 25 minutes.

8) Remove from oven and unmould immediately to cool.

These dainty Kueh Bakar Pandan turned out not too bad looking.  Simply love the pandan and coconut fragrance. And the next thing you know. ... they are very addictive.  Enjoy !



8 comments:

  1. These kuehs look good for a gathering. I am interested to try your recipe. Thank you for sharing and have a beautiful day!

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    1. You're welcome Nancy. I'm sure these dainty easy to bake fragrance kuehs will be a crowd pleaser. You too have a beautiful day!

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  2. Hi Karen, your kuih bakar look good. Beautiful display and nice pictures, they look lovely. Wish I can drop to have a cup of coffee with you. hihihi...

    Have a nice day, regards.
    Amelia

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  3. I love your mini kueh bakar pandan!

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  4. Looks very nice! And addictive indeed! Sedap with a cup of tea!

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  5. Yummy! I love kuih bakar pandan but have yet to attempt.

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  6. Hi Karen, this sounds delicious with the coconut, would love to try......

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  7. This looks gorgeous, Karen. I have always wanted to make these but never found the mood ..haha.

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