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Gula Melaka Kaya
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crack 4 eggs, 250ml of coconut cream, 100g sugar, 1 block of gula melaka melted (wait to cool before you add to the eggs), a tiny pinch of salt & pandan leaves...
Mix all together and stir over a bain-marie for 1.5 to 2 hours until its thicken... DO NOT PANIC if you see a lumpy mixture before you. Once the mixture is thick, put it in a blender and blend till fine... then bedal......
Durian Kaya
I made a whole pot to give away... also because i had an overload of durians in the fridge, so what better way to preserve them right??
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400ml of coconut cream, 8 eggs, 1/4 tsp of salt, 170g sugar, 400g durian flesh & pandan leaves...
Same cooking method as above but save half of the durian flesh and mix it in after 1 hour of cooking the paste... continue cooking for another half hour. Blend according to preference...
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