A couple of weeks ago, we were in Mari House for their Fun Play Farming program (scroll to the bottom for discount code!) and Ella Grace fell in love with Ondeh-Ondeh, a local Malay delicacy that has the consistency of a mochi and bursts into a sweet caramelized treat made from gula melaka! 🥥🎉
I wanted to share the recipe with you and show you how easy and fun it is to make with your little. It's such a lovely bonding activity especially if they are a big fan of cooking, sensory experiences or playdough. Ella Grace could do almost all the steps except boiling it.
Just look at the proud smile on her face!
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ONDEH-ONDEH
(recipe courtesy of Marihouse)
60g glutinous rice flour
30g tapioca flour
25g sugar
60ml pandan juice extract or blue pea flower juice extract (we used both)
50g fresh young grated coconut
palm sugar (cut into small pieces)
1. Mix glutinous rice flour, tapioca flour and sugar evenly before adding pandan/blue pea flower juice extract to create a dough.
2. Divide the dough into 14 little balls.
3. Flatten the dough and wrap chunks of palm sugar with it. Be careful that the layer of dough is not too thin as it will expand during the cooking process. This will result in the dough cracking and the palm sugar flowing out.
4. Put the little balls into a pot of boiling water. Dish it out once they float or leave to boil for a further 5-10 minutes to allow the palm sugar to melt thoroughly.
5. Coat the ondeh-ondeh with coconut.
6. Leave to cool and enjoy!
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You can adjust the sugar level or eliminate according to what you're comfortable with. We shopped for the flour at our local grocers and the fresh coconut from the wet market. The round balls are a choking hazard for teeny tinies so make sure to supervise that they bite into it instead of stuffing it whole into their mouths. The melted palm sugar inside can also get quite hot so definitely allow to cool before digging in!
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Ps. Mari House has kindly offered us a discount for all bookings in the next two months. They are already filling up so make sure to get your spots early! Just quote RKTRIBE at checkout. I’ll link the post to our day out in the comments below so you can see their amazing facilities. It was one of our favorite days together as a family. <3
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