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Coconut Candy Cubes for Traditional Tet

Coconut Candy Cubes for Traditional Tet

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At Tet, what could be better than plates of brightly coloured candied coconut cubes on the table for visiting guests, or simply as a homemade gift for loved ones? Give this a try this Tet!
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Ingredients
5
Time
75 minutes
Servings
5
Level
Medium
Ingredients
Coconut flesh 800 g
Pandan leaves 10 leaf
Coffee powder 3 tablespoon
Passion fruit 2 piece
Fresh milk 1 carton
Implementation Steps
01
- Wash the coconut flesh and cut it into even cubes.
- Put the coconut in a pot of warm water to clean it, then boil for about 2 minutes and lift it out.
02
- Divide the coconut equally between 4 bowls and add 100 g of sugar to each.
- Mix 1 bowl with fresh milk.
- Mix 1 bowl with passion fruit juice.
- Mix 1 bowl with pandan juice.
- Mix 1 bowl with coffee.
03
- When the sugar has completely dissolved, put each batch in a pan and stir continuously until the candy dries out and the sugar coats the coconut.
Candied fruit is a popular snack for guests and a common gift at Tet. Share these small gifts with big meaning with the people you love.
Coconut Candy Cubes for Traditional Tet
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candied treats

five-colour candy cubes

Tet candies

Tet dishes

candied coconut

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