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Easy coconut sago pudding


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Ingredients

4 portion(s)

Coconut sago pudding

  • 100 grams Sago
  • 60 grams raw sugar
  • 400 grams coconut milk
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt
  • 1 litre Boiling water, to presoak sago
  • 6
    1h 10min
    Preparation 1h 10min
    Baking/Cooking
  • 7
    easy
    Preparation
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Recipe's preparation

    Method
  1. Place sago in 1.5 L bowl

    Pour in 1 L boiling water stirring very well to prevent clumps

    Leave uncovered for 1 hr

    Strain in basket

    Put all ingredients in bowl Closed lid10 mins/90CCounter-clockwise operationSpeed 3

    Serve hot or cold

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Tip

Serve with diced mangoes or lychees for cold dessert.

 


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  • Great easy recipe 💕...

    Submitted by andria on 27. January 2022 - 21:15.

    Great easy recipe 💕
    thank you

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  • It worked perfectly!! ...

    Submitted by Quei on 13. March 2021 - 11:43.

    It worked perfectly!!
    No more stirring on the stove top! I only ever buy coconut cream so I guess it was creamier. Of course it will be quite liquidy while hot but as it cools down it goes firm and perfect. I put shredded coconut, nuts & seeds on top, chopped fruits, drizzle a bit of sweet condensed milk.. I don't have a sweet tooth so a little amount is plenty for me.

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  • I found the consistency to be to thin and the...

    Submitted by gingerchef_jess on 13. January 2021 - 21:44.

    I found the consistency to be to thin and the coconut flavour is very strong.

    Jess

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  • Too watery for my liking and the flavour was not...

    Submitted by Fkahui on 23. March 2020 - 00:00.

    Too watery for my liking and the flavour was not there. Too salty and coconut flavoured. Will stick to original recipe.

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  • Very delicious how ever i think next time i will...

    Submitted by amanda orsum gargula on 11. September 2019 - 23:25.

    Very delicious how ever i think next time i will reduce the salt by 1/2

    thank you for a great easy quick recipe - i made my coconut milk following the recipe in the Indian Cookbook

    Amanda Soft

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  • Followed this recipe exactly and was yummmmo....

    Submitted by Mumma knows best on 7. August 2019 - 18:51.

    Followed this recipe exactly and was yummmmo. Winner with the kids also 😍

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  • Easy to make. I’ve made this twice and used...

    Submitted by sherrieevans on 6. October 2018 - 16:16.

    Easy to make. I’ve made this twice and used brown sugar the second time and found this to be even more delicious. Soup like consistency when warm. Sago soaks up liquid if cold. Thanks for the recipe

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  • Added lime zest... amazing!...

    Submitted by Tulips_79 on 3. September 2018 - 20:59.

    Added lime zest... amazing!
    Thanks for sharing. This worked fantastically. Added the zest of one lime toward the end of cooking and it was amazing!

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  • delicious! my husband loves this so much great for...

    Submitted by RebeccavW on 12. August 2018 - 10:35.

    delicious! my husband loves this so much great for work breakfasts. Sometimes I used 1/2 chai tea/1/2 coconut milk and add vanilla bean powder. Thank you.

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  • I made this and thought it was delicous, however...

    Submitted by Kla-Rose on 7. June 2018 - 12:42.

    I made this and thought it was delicous, however you don't want much as it makes you feel sick to eat to much!! I turned the speed to speed 1 reverse speed and also added a pinch of ground cinnamon

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  • Just loved this! Delicious. I made the fruit...

    Submitted by SallyAddison on 5. March 2018 - 19:46.

    Just loved this! Delicious. I made the fruit compote to serve with it. Be nice with blueberry (or any berry) coulis too! Thank you!! Even made my own coconut milk - cheap yum.

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  • Loved this. Delicious and so easy to make. Tasted...

    Submitted by bding on 15. April 2017 - 14:45.

    Loved this. Delicious and so easy to make. Tasted as good as the ones in the restaurants!

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  • Wonderful and easy. Heaps cleaner than stove top....

    Submitted by poppyb on 17. December 2016 - 18:21.

    Wonderful and easy. Heaps cleaner than stove top. Added a cinnamon stick while soaking

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  • VVery nice and much easier

    Submitted by kymmie on 27. July 2016 - 19:55.

    VVery nice and much easier than doing it on the stove. I added a sprinkling of brown sugar at the end just to add that yummy caramel flavour. So good. Thanks

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  • Delicious, easy healthy

    Submitted by Amkem on 3. March 2016 - 15:15.

    Delicious, easy healthy dessert, topped with mangos

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