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Krautom – Dessert de banane au riz gluant et lait de coco
Dessert asiatique sucré à base de banane, riz gluant, lait de coco et extrait de pandan, le tout enveloppé dans des feuilles de bananier et cuit à la vapeur. Une gourmandise parfumée et moelleuse, idéale pour finir un repas.
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Critical Success Points
- • Rinçage et trempage du riz gluant
- • Préparation des feuilles de bananier
- • Cuisson du riz au lait de coco
- • Assemblage des paquets
- • Cuisson à la vapeur
Safety Warnings
- • Manipulez les feuilles de bananier chaudes avec précaution pour éviter les brûlures.
- • La vapeur est très chaude ; ouvrez le couvercle du panier en vous éloignant de la vapeur.
- • Utilisez des gants de cuisine lors du passage des feuilles sur la flamme.
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