After making Abok Abok Sago, I still have some white grated coconut left. Since I do not want to waste them, I also made a small portion of Ondeh Ondeh with pumpkin on the same day. The original Ondeh Ondeh is actually green in colour which made with pandan juice. This is also one of my childhood favourite sweet snacks (not sure they are from the Malay or Peranakan origin). I just love to pop the whole Ondeh Ondeh into my mouth and get the explosive feel of melted gula melaka .... mmm... so yummy!!
Ondeh Ondeh
Ingredients: makes 16160g Glutinous rice flour
10g Tapioca flour
120g Pumpkin
80-100g Pandan water (boil 300g water with 2 pieces pandan leaves)
100g Gula melaka (palm sugar) ~ diced
150g White grated coconut
- Steam white grated coconut with 1/8tsp salt for 10 minutes.
- Cut pumpkin in wedges. Steam pumpkin for 10 minutes or till soft and mash with a fork.
- In a large bowl mix glutinous rice flour, tapioca flour and mashed pumpkin together, slowly add 80g pandan water into it and knead to a smooth dough. If dough is too dry add a little more pandan water into it or little more flour if it is too wet.
- Pinch dough into small ball (about 10g), slightly press flat and fill with gula melaka and roll into smooth ball again.
- Bring a pot of water to a boil and drop the little dough balls into it.
- When they float to the surface and let it boil for another 2-3 minutes.
- Remove them with a slotted spoon and shake off excess water.
- Roll the cooked glutinous balls over the white grated coconut.
- I like to serve them warm.
I'm submitting this post to Aspiring Bakers #12: Traditional Kueh (October 2011) hosted by SSB of Small Small Baker.
Enjoy!
这个我个人也很喜欢。
ReplyDeleteThis is also one of my favourite kuih, Yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh.. the 2nd pic makes me drools... look at the gula melaka oozing out.. yummy... love the Ondeh Ondeh!
ReplyDeletePumpkin ondeh ondeh looks yummy to me.
ReplyDeleteThanks for wishes, it is my 2nd baby now.
Wish you have a nice day.
hi,
ReplyDeleteIve cooked ondeh-ondeh before but the gula melaka inside have not fully melted by the time the balls floated to the surface. When I bite into the ondeh-ondeh, there were still bits n small chunks of gula melaka. Is there any way I can rectify this? Thanks!:)
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Ann, wow your ondeh ondeh looks so appetizing. Can I have a few, hahaha..
ReplyDeleteI also like to pop the whole ball into my mouth and let the melted coconut sweetness fill my whole mouth. Mmmm...and I will feel contented.
ReplyDeletearghhh!! perfect combo!
ReplyDeleteGood idea to make this with pumpkin. Drooling at the melted gula melaka!
ReplyDeleteyum yum....u make me feel like making some now :)
ReplyDeleteHey Ann, how do u know I like Ondeh Ondeh?? Hahaha! I'm drooling...
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Nyonya kuih! Hardly can find good store-bought ones.
ReplyDelete昨晚，eileen做了请我吃。今天看到你家的又想要吃了。我好贪吃哦！哈哈哈哈
ReplyDeleteme too would pop the whole ondeh ondeh in the mouth...yum....
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ReplyDelete小巧圆鼓鼓的造型，
一口一个刚刚好。
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pumpkin flavour ondeh ondeh sounds interesting. I like the bright yellow of them too! It must be delicious!
ReplyDelete我喜欢咬在嘴里椰糖爆开的香味:P
ReplyDeleteLove seeing how the gula melaka oozing out. Nice!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful recipe..I love what you did here, as always very unique and beautiful! Love your photos, and method!
ReplyDeleteWe like ondeh ondeh alot.Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeletePumpkin ondeh ondeh sure nice. I love them.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful! I would love to try these - like little presents.
ReplyDeletewow it looks really good! like the oozy inside :D
ReplyDeleteOh I love this too...same as you, I like to pop the whole thing in my mouth and love the explosive of gula melaka...haha! You just made me craving for some now...;p
ReplyDeletethat looks DELICIOUS! i esp loveit when you biteinto it and all that gula melaka comes oozing out! and relaly like that you added pumpkin too, my favourite vegetable of the moment.
ReplyDeleteWow! Another beautiful and yummy kuih from you! Pumpkin flavored Ondeh Ondeh sounds so tasty. Love the yellow color which is so different from the usual green ones. ;)
ReplyDelete@Anonymous
ReplyDeleteHi Wen, you can crush the gula melaka into pieces and use small teaspoon to add into the dough.
@Joceline Lor
ReplyDeleteJoceline, 呵呵。。。就是很巧！我觉得我包的皮比较厚，椰糖少了一点，不过口感还不错。
@小鱼
ReplyDelete小鱼~ 我喜欢你做的金瓜豆沙，胖胖的，好可爱 :D
@Sandra
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Sandra. How I wish you can try this sweet snack :))
@Shu Han
ReplyDeletehahaa.. Shu Han, seems like the pumpkin is floating in the air. I saw many bloggers used pumpkin in baking and cooking these few days. Yours looks very delicious too!
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ReplyDeleteLyn, this one no need oven so you can make ondeh ondeh at home :))
这道kuih是我唯一做过的，不过都是小时候帮阿姨做，现在完全忘了。^_^
ReplyDeleteTracy, 我相信住新马的人都很喜欢这个小吃，对吗？:)
ReplyDeleteBobo, Thanks! me too :)
Angeline, Please take care and hope to see your baby picture after your confinement. :))
Happy Flour, hehee...right this is the best part to taste gula melaka.
Thanks Chah.
Thank you Cheah. You can make this for your family during the holiday.
Alice, hahaa... make this with your little sprouts. Must be fun :D
Shirley, We're in the same boat :DD
Tigerfish, I love the one from the Maxwell market.
Small Kucing, seems like everyone is doing the same popping :DD
Thanks Tze & SSB :)
You're welcome YLC :)
Hi Sheoh Yan, thank you for stopping by :)
Belinda, When you're in Malaysia or Singapore, you must try all these little treats. They're very yummy!
After seeing so many ppl making ondeh-ondeh, I also feel like making them. :) Love the oozing of the filling in my mouth of course... :)
ReplyDeleteAnn, I would also like to ask you, when you send parcels to overseas friends, where do you get the boxes? Is there any places beside SINGPOST that sells the boxes? :P Sorry, I really v suagu...
Oh God, I can imagine how good this dish could be, esp eating with the gula melaka as filling!
ReplyDeleteMy family loves ondeh. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDelete@hanushi
ReplyDeleteHanushi, This is really easy to make, have a try.
You can try at some stationery shop. Actually you can use any kind of boxes you have. Just wrap the box with brown paper and use scotch to tape it.
what a good idea to use pumpkin for its skin. love that colour too! yum!!
ReplyDeleteI was just craving ondeh ondeh the other day! Yours look super delicious!!
ReplyDeletegeorgeous and yumm!!! gloria
ReplyDeleteThis is definitely one of my favorite kuehs! Love the bursting sensation when biting into one! Love your golden cloloured ones, very inviting! :)
ReplyDeleteAnn, these look so yummie, I love the texture of these little balls. Beautiful pictures as always!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a great week :-)
Wow... what delicious looking balls! Love the coconut.
ReplyDeletelove your desserts
ReplyDeleteI have never tried pumpkin ondeh-ondeh before! Looks wonderful!
ReplyDelete加了木薯粉的会有什么差别？
ReplyDelete因为我手头上的两个食谱都只放糯米粉而已。
这个kuih也是我喜欢的。
wah your oneh oneh looks super good with the oozing pumpkin and natural colouring :)
ReplyDelete说得对极了，我很喜欢 ondeh ondeh 的椰糖内馅在嘴里爆开的感觉 ^_^
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your lovely comments :))
ReplyDelete@sean
ReplyDeleteSean, 加了木薯粉感觉会比较Q，皮不会软软的。
Esther, 呵呵。。。好像大家都是这样吃法 ):
They look amazing and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ann for your advice. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is an ingenious idea, pumpkin ondeh2, the first time I am hearing this. The color is so pretty and bright, hmm the thought of the gula melaka bursting into the mouth is heavenly :)
ReplyDeleteAnn, this is absolutely brilliant. I had tried substituting the sweet potato in Ang Ku Kueh with pumpkin before so I can imagine that this would work beautifully.
ReplyDelete@Lite Home Bake
ReplyDeleteThanks Lite Home Bake for your nice words :)
@Shirley @ Kokken69
ReplyDeleteHi Shirley, So I love to use sweet potato with Ang Ku Kueh before, soft and sweet and this pumpkin works well too.