Sesame Balls (Onde-Onde)

It is very traditional Indonesian food that we can find in every corner of city. Every people like it besides so tasty and reachable price. So since I have this recipe I always want to make it and here I share the recipe to you. I hope you will enjoy ..😊
Sesame Balls (Onde-Onde)
It is very traditional Indonesian food that we can find in every corner of city. Every people like it besides so tasty and reachable price. So since I have this recipe I always want to make it and here I share the recipe to you. I hope you will enjoy ..😊
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Filling:
Drain water mung beans after being soak more less 1 hr or more. Steam to soft. - 2
Mashed mung bean use a chopper.
- 3
Pour into a pot with all ingredients. Cook and stir frequently until dry.
- 4
So we can make mung bean balls. Keep aside
- 5
For dough, put all the ingredients into a big bowl. Stir it using hand, until we can use it wrap the filling. Its not supposed so hard dough.
- 6
Get a dough and flatten it. Then put filling inside. Roll it use hands until perfectly round. Keep aside
- 7
After all done, dip ball into the water one by one, then roll it up in sasame seeds. Use hands to roll to let seeds stick to balls. Keep aside
- 8
Ready for deep frying
- 9
Deep fry with medium heat, so the surface look Arround perfect. Dont put so much balls into fryer. Fry until golden brown.
- 10
On the platter ready for breakfast, or whenever you want 😃
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