Indonesian Dessert: Kolak

I learned this from my Balinese father.
You can use canned, powdered, or fresh coconut milk depending on what's available to you. If it's too rich in Step 3, you can add water, but if it's too thin, simmer a bit more. Indonesians usually add some chopped bananas as well. Recipe by Mama fio
Indonesian Dessert: Kolak
I learned this from my Balinese father.
You can use canned, powdered, or fresh coconut milk depending on what's available to you. If it's too rich in Step 3, you can add water, but if it's too thin, simmer a bit more. Indonesians usually add some chopped bananas as well. Recipe by Mama fio
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