Milk arrowroot

For the base: • rice flour (about 1/3 cup) • mung bean flour • arrowroot flour • palm sugar (about 100 grams; adjust to taste) • thin coconut milk (about 240 ml) • concentrated pandan juice (about 60 ml; you can use store-bought pandan extract) • For the topping: • rice flour (about 1/4 cup) • thick coconut milk (about 480 ml) • salt

rice flour (120 grams) • arrowroot flour • coconut sugar (200 grams) • water (450 grams) • coconut milk (300 grams) • rice flour (30 grams) • granulated sugar • salt

rice flour (250 grams) • tapioca flour (125 grams) • arrowroot flour (or substitute with cornstarch) • cooked and finely mashed purple sweet potato (60 grams) • thin coconut milk (700 ml) • palm sugar (100 grams) • granulated sugar (150 grams) • salt • thick coconut milk (700 ml) • salt (adjust to taste) • rice flour (60 grams)

rice flour (50 grams) • arrowroot flour (20 grams) • tapioca starch (7 grams) • palm sugar (150-200 grams, adjust to taste) • thick coconut milk (about 120 ml) • thin coconut milk (about 120 ml) • concentrated pandan juice (about 120 ml) • thick coconut milk (about 360 ml) • rice flour (30 grams) • salt (10 grams)

ripe Thai bananas (use 6 for mashing, reserve 2 for decoration) • rice flour (50 grams) • arrowroot flour (or substitute with tapioca starch) (40 grams) • tapioca starch (40 grams) • coconut milk (250 grams) • palm sugar (60 grams) • granulated sugar (60 grams) • salt (5 grams)

glutinous rice (today I didn't use the 'Khao Niew Kiew Ngu' variety) • coconut milk (350 ml) • granulated sugar (250 grams) • pandan leaves • alum • Water • Ripe Nam Dok Mai mangoes, as desired • coconut milk (300 ml) • tapioca starch • arrowroot starch • salt