Buko Pandan Creamy Toples. Strictly speaking, buko pandan can refer to anything that uses coconut and pandan in its preparation, be it a salad, a drink, or a cake. You can find just about any iteration of this in the Philippines. So far, I've had a buko pandan salad, a buko pandan ice cream, a buko pandan drink, and a buko pandan popsicle (you get the drift hehe).
I love having this dessert with sago pearls. You can also add kaong and nata de coco, if desired. Feel free to top with a scoop of vanilla ice cream before serving. You can cook Buko Pandan Creamy Toples using 15 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Buko Pandan Creamy Toples
- It's of Topping.
- Prepare 1 butir of Kelapa muda serut (airnya dipake buat jelly).
- It's 1 bungkus of nata decoco 200 ml.
- Prepare 5 sdm of parutan keju.
- You need of Jelly.
- Prepare 1 bungkus of agar2 swallow.
- Prepare 500 ml of air kelapa.
- You need 150 ml of air.
- It's 6 sdm of gula pasir.
- You need 2 tetes of essence pandan.
- Prepare of Kuah Creamy.
- Prepare 1 kaleng susu of evaporated.
- You need 30 ml of santan.
- You need 8 sdm of susu kental manis.
- It's 1 tetes of essense pandan.
Buko Pandan is a Filipino cold dessert made of jelly cubes, young coconut, and sweetened cream flavored with pandan. It's usually made for a special occasion, parties, or holidays. Obviously you can make it anytime you want, like I do. It's creamy, sweet, and full of great mix-ins such as jelly, mini tapioca pearls, and coconut meat.
Buko Pandan Creamy Toples step by step
- Campur bahan jelly, cetak diamkan sampai dingin dan set. Lalu potong kotak-kotak kecil.
- Kuah creamy, campur semua bahan cek rasa sesuai selera aku sukanya agak gurih.
- Tata di toples, jelly, nata decoco, kelapa, tutup jelly, siram dengan kuah dan beri parutan keju. Sedep gaes.
Buko Pandan can be made low-fat by using light table cream and fat-free condensed milk. And instead of powdered gelatin, you can use agar-agar bars. Though a bit tougher and less floppy than gelatin, agar-agar which is made from seaweed is a great and healthier substitute. Buko Pandan a traditional Filipino Dessert made with agar-agar, coconut strings, pearls, evaporated milk, and condensed milk. This is a refreshing dessert to eat on a warm day.