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CONVERGENCE JULY - AUGUST 2016

Malaysias' Airport Magazine

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Food Indulgence<br />

KUIH BANGKIT<br />

Kuih Bangkit which loosely translates to tapioca<br />

cookies are powdery sweet cookies that give you a<br />

melt-in-your-mouth effect. The cookies main<br />

ingredients include tapioca flour, eggs and coconut<br />

milk. During the old days, these cookies were baked<br />

over a charcoal fire. If you're lucky, you might be<br />

able to purchase ones that were baked as such. But,<br />

like the most of us, you would probably be much<br />

luckier coming across ones that were baked in<br />

conventional ovens.<br />

SERUNDING<br />

Serunding is derived from rendang — it is the bonedry,<br />

floss version of rendang that has a long shelf-life<br />

and needs no refrigeration. The dish can be prepared<br />

using either beef, chicken or fish. It can be served<br />

with bread, rice, ketupat, lontong or lemang.<br />

DODOL<br />

If you are in a sticky situation with someone who just<br />

refuses to keep quiet, pass that person a piece of<br />

dodol. Why? Because they will be spending some<br />

time eating and digesting this sweet and sticky toffee.<br />

One for those with a sweet tooth, dodol is a delectable<br />

dessert made by cooking together jaggery and rice<br />

flour in coconut milk. The mixture is cooked for long<br />

hours (it can stretch up to nine hours!) until it gains<br />

a thick and gooey consistency.<br />

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