bika ambon

juliettayusa @cook_3463521
Cooking Instructions
- 1
mix instant yeast, sugar, flour and water well, and leave it for 25 minutes.
- 2
bring together citrus leaves, coconut milk and a pinch of salt in a pan and let it boil. set aside.
- 3
beat the yolk and sugar in a bowl, until smooth, then add the tapioca flour, stirnin gently.
- 4
add the vanila and the coconut milk mixture.
- 5
take out the leaves, then leave it for about 2-3 hours.
- 6
heat up the oven, put the bake form inside.
- 7
when the form is warm, brush first with some vegetable oil, then pour in the cake mix.
- 8
bake for a good 20 minutes leaving the oven door open.
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