about 4 cups water
1 cup coconut milk
1 cup coconut milk
1/2 cup sugar
2" fresh or dried pandan leaves optional
Boil the sago seeds in medium high heat, stirring occasionally until it is transparent about 10 to 15 minutes. Strain the seeds into a fine colander and run it under tap water and discard the water.
In another pan heat the sugar and pandan leaves with the coconut milk. Add the boiled sago seeds little bit at a time to the coconut milk and stir it until it becomes thick. Add cashews and raisins and remove from heat. This pudding can be served warm or made a head of time and served cold.
In another pan heat the sugar and pandan leaves with the coconut milk. Add the boiled sago seeds little bit at a time to the coconut milk and stir it until it becomes thick. Add cashews and raisins and remove from heat. This pudding can be served warm or made a head of time and served cold.
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Lovely pudding with sago.
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DeleteDelicious Pudding :) Btw r u from Toronto?
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Deletedelicious and yummy pudding.
ReplyDeletethis is such a yummy pudding.. I love sago... this looks like my type...
ReplyDeleteI was always wondering what is sago.. could you explain how does it taste? is it similar to something? :) thanks
ReplyDeleteIt is similar to tapioca and has a texture sort of like jelly :)
DeleteReally interesting, maybe I should grab it next time from Indian grocery shop :)
DeleteI love this dessert. Super good :)
ReplyDeleteLove this simple dessert anyday......delicious.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and lovely looking sago pudding. Must have tasted simply awesome.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Pudding seems very easy and delicious. Definitely a keeper for quick desserts. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteGosh I haven't had or even seen sago since I was at school a very long time ago. It wasn't my favourite pudding, but I expect I'd quite like it now, especially made with coconut milk.
ReplyDeleteI love sago pearls, pudding sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love sago, we make it a bit different here with saffron and cardamom, but your sago pudding looks delicious :)
ReplyDeletesomething very very healthy :)
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