I got this recipe from Florence's blog and I like it. It has a nice thick creamy taste but I had wished that the pomelo could be sweeter. I find the pomelo has a bit of bitter taste but not much just a tiny bit though. The best pomelo I have tasted so far was when we were holidaying in Phuket. So sweet, so juicy.
Anyway, here is my version of this dessert. The green and red thingy you see are tiny bits of glazed cherry I have added for visual effect. Since it was a last minute decision to make this dessert, I didn't have time to go to Phoon Huat to buy the colourful 'tadpole' to be added so had to make do with my glazed cherries.



3 comments:
wow..colourful dessert..nice..
This looks really yummy. Mind if I ask what is the "colourful tadpole thing"?
Thanks.
Rgds,
Lt
The 'colourful tadpole' is something like the colour tapioca flour thingy that we put into the bubur chacha. I think it should be made of tapioca flour also and coloured and shaped like a tadpole.
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