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This sweet snack also one of traditional food from Indonesia. When I was little girl, my mom always brought me Onde-onde everytime she went to the traditional market in Indonesia. The taste is combination between sweet inside plus salty and sticky outside. Made from glutenous rice flour for the skin and mashed green soya bean with sugar for the filling. Ah, there is also the taste of sesame seeds outside....hmmm...so good. The best time you eat this snack is when still hot/warm. A cup of tea after will be a plus plus plus.....:)
I interested to make Onde-onde by my self after I read Mira's post (recipe in Bahasa). She made Onde-onde from black glutenous rice flour. Hmmm...I was craving it since then. But I couldn't find the flour as the recipe required here, so I just used the ordinary one. It was also good, since I didn't eat this food for long long time ago....no kind of that food here :(
Don't wait any longer guys, let's check out the recipe here (i try to translate in English) :
Well, this is the third time i tried to bake this biscuits. And i succeed. The first and the second the biscuits were overbaked or burned....I gave up for a while. I didn't have any passion to try again. But, because of we ate the same kind biscuits several days ago after we found it in Supermarche, I wanted to try again. With all the preparation and the very carefully baking process, Voila...J'ai reussi...Eventhough, i still have some question about this biscuits : It's wet inside...But overall, the taste is there, so cheesy...(for me, a bit salty..,but my hubby no..).
Cheese Biscuits Source: Vogue Australia: Wine and Food Cook book.
225g grated mature cheese (tanti : i used Edam Cheese)
125g butter
125g flour
cayenne pepper to taste (tanti : i used pepper powder)
sesame seeds
With finger tips, mix together cheese, butter, flour and cayenne pepper until mixture forms a mass. Butter a biscuit tray. Make small balls of the dough. Roll some in sesame seeds and press on tray, placing them fairly far apart as they will spread while cooking. (We have pressed walnuts on some of the biscuits and, for a colour contrast, some chopped pistachio nuts). Bake biscuits in pre-heated oven 180C for 15 minutes. Store in an airtight container.
Wingko babat is one of traditional food from Semarang, Indonesia. It's a sweet, sticky snack made from grated coconut and glutenous rice flour. Now, there are a lot of savour of Wingko Babat. One of my favorite is Durian flavour. Since I craved this food a lot, so i browsed and found it at Rita Bellnad, Australia.
Wingko
Je vous partage le recette favori de ma famille. Mon mari aime beaucoup ce plat. Comme d’habitude, ja fais cette cuisine Indonesienne avec tempeh. Mais, je ne trouve pas ici, donc j’utilise le tofu seulement. Ma belle-mère m’a donné ce recette.
Tofu avec le soja sale
Vous avez besoin de :
1 paquet de tofu, coupez en carré /1 bungkus tahu putih, potong kotak-kotak sedang
1 ail, emincez / 1 siung bawang putih,cincang halus
moitie de oignon jaune, emincez /1/2 buah bawang bombay,iris tipis
4 piments, emincez / 4 buah cabe merah,iris tipis,boleh tambah cabe rawit utuh kalau mau pedas, sesuaikan selera
2 cuillère à soupe de soja sale/ 2 sdm tauco
sucré / gula
sel /garam
1 cuillère à soupe de soja sauce sucré /1 sdm kecap manis
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