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Rempeyek Kacang
Photo:
Yoshi Yehuda
Ingredients
150 grams
rice flour
475 ccs
thin
coconut milk
from ΒΌ half aged
coconut
4 cloves
garlic,
finely chopped
1 tablespoon
dry roasted
coriander seeds
1 level teaspoon
salt
2
lime
leaves
300 grams
peanuts,
choose the dry ones
600 ccs
oil,
for
frying
Preparation
1
Grind
garlic, coriander,
salt
and lime leaves together.
2
Mix
flour, coconut milk,
ground
ingredients.
Stir
well.
3
Prepare a small pan, add a
soup
ladle
half full of oil and
heat
it over a medium
flame.
4
Take one
soup
ladle
full of dough and one Tbs. of peanuts and put it into the pan.
Press
to make a flat round form.
Fry
until brownish. Remove and drain. Repeat until all dough is used.
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Yield:
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Added:
January 22, 2010
Creator:
Yoshi Yehuda
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