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By Justina Lee
Back in those days growing up in Malaysia, desserts were not lavish but they tasted good. Grandma made a huge pot of bubur pulut hitam in the morning, and the pot was near empty even before the day was over!
Black glutinous rice pudding or bubur pulut hitam is a thick gooey purplish black Asian dessert that's sweet, nutty and slightly crunchy. No one in my family can resist a bowl of warm bubur pulut hitam and some had two bowls in a sitting. Yes, it was that delicious!
Today's dessert recipe has a rather interesting twist to it and I'm very sure it's
going to be a durian-
(serves 6)
Ingredients:
300 grams black glutinous rice, soak for 2 to 3 hours
4 pandan leaves
200 grams palm sugar
1 cup thick coconut cream
4 cups thin coconut milk
salt, to taste
1 cup durian pulp (buy the best durian variety you can afford)
Place black glutinous rice, pandan leaves, palm sugar, thin coconut milk, palm sugar and a pinch of salt in a large pot. Bring to a boil, stirring occasionally, until black glutinous rice is tender. If it's too thick, add some water.
Stir in durian pulp. Mix well.
Served the black glutinous rice dessert with thick coconut cream drizzled on top. Enjoy!
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