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Lychee Moss Pudding

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Set a pot on the stove, add 1 packet of lychee-flavored jelly powder and 100 gr granulated sugar, then stir until evenly combined so the jelly powder does not turn lumpy when the liquid goes in.
  2. Add 650 ml liquid milk, then stir until evenly combined.
  3. Turn on medium heat and cook until it boils, stirring constantly so the bottom does not scorch or turn lumpy.
  4. Once it boils, turn off the heat.
  5. Pour the mixture into the moulds, filling only one third of each mould. Any mould shape works.
  6. Let the pudding set at room temperature; do not put it in the fridge so the puddings will stick together later.
  7. Once set, loosen the pudding from the mould and turn it out. If it is hard to release, prick the edges with a satay skewer. Set aside.
  8. Set a pot on the stove, add 125 gr granulated sugar, 1 packet of plain agar-agar powder, and 1/4 tsp salt, then stir until evenly combined.
  9. Add 100 ml pandan juice, 600 ml coconut milk, 1/2 tsp vanilla, and 1 tsp pandan paste, then stir until evenly combined. If you have no pandan juice it can be replaced with pandan paste.
  10. Add 2 eggs that have been lightly beaten, then stir until evenly combined.
  11. Turn on medium heat and cook until it boils without stirring. If the pot is thin, stir the bottom occasionally so it does not scorch.
  12. Once it boils and plenty of moss-like strands have formed, stir so the strands spread out.
  13. While still hot, pour the mixture straight into the moulds, filling only one third of each mould.
  14. Place a lychee pudding into each mould and press it slightly inward so the puddings stick together, but not all the way to the bottom of the mould.
  15. Pour in the remaining mixture until the moulds are full.
  16. Let the pudding set, then chill it in the fridge for about 2 hours before serving.
  17. Turn the pudding out of the mould with the help of a bamboo stick or satay skewer, then serve.

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