Cassava Srawut
Srawut singkong is one of the traditional snacks that often become family snacks. This simple snack is often a lunch treat when my mother goes to the rice field. She used to prepare it in the evening, in the morning she would wrap this snack as a special lunch to take to the rice field. As someone who grew up in the village, I understand very well, my mother always prepared traditional provisions as snacks in the fields. Utilizing garden products as an alternative for her, she really likes to prepare these traditional processed foods.
Well because it is often prepared by my mother this cake is very easy to memorize in my memory, yesterday's cassava in the harvest left some, I think this snack will be very delicious to make. Even without my mom at home, I have to prepare it myself to enjoy it with tea while resting.
Ingredients Used
- 200 grams cassava
- 30 grams palm sugar
- 100 grams grated coconut
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- ½ teaspoon salt
Procedure for Making
This recipe only gives you 5 servings of the snack, but it's quite a big portion, one person can enjoy one serving and it's enough to fill you up. I also recommend this snack as a dessert because the sweetness and coconut flavor make it very delicious.
Serving Suggestions
Serve the cassava seraut, let everything cool first, then add the cassava seraut dish on top of the grated coconut. Now usually cassava seraut is rarely steamed in a mold, the original recipe is steamed directly without a mold, when eaten, it is usually enjoyed by directly in the croquet with a spoon. But here to simplify the presentation when enjoyed I tried steaming in a mold.
The result was very satisfying, and my mother praised it, saying that it would be very easy when enjoyed, she had never thought of doing it before. I just smiled, maybe this is a new innovation to make it easier to enjoy cassava saute.
The texture was so smooth and soft from the cassava, and my favorite part was the sweetness of the palm sugar which made the cassava even more delicious. I was very happy to be able to enjoy this dish again, the savory coconut and the sweetness of palm sugar were a perfect combination.
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