Durian Serawa
Serawa Durian, a very common dish in Johor can be consumed by itself as a dessert or as an accompaniment with Steamed Glutinous Rice (Pulut), Lace Rolls (Roti Jala), & etc. With the colored Pearl Sago, this dish very attractive and the usage of Light Brown Sugar together with Pal Sweet® Low Calorie Sweetener has definitely brought out the exotically aromatic Durian taste
| 50 g | Green pearl sago |
| 50 g | Red pearl sago |
| 9 pcs | Pandan leaves |
| 80 ml | Thick coconut milk, mix with 450 ml of water |
| 600 g | Riped durian with seed (small seed, more flesh) |
| 90 g | Light brown sugar |
| 450 ml | Thick coconut milk |
| A pinch | Salt |
| 6 sachets | Pal Sweet® Low-Calorie Sweetener |
- Boil red pearl sago with 3 pcs pandan leaves until cooked. Drain and leave it in cold water. Repeat the same for the green color sago. Keep aside.
- In a large pot, boil the thin coconut milk, 3 pandan leaves, and durians over a medium fire, stirring frequently. Cook till the durian flesh turns soft and leaves the seeds.
- Add brown sugar, thick coconut milk and a pinch of salt.
- Cook till it begins to simmer. Drain the water from the sago and add in. Stir well and evenly. Take off from the fire and add in Pal Sweet® Low-Calorie Sweetener, stir well.
- This colorful dessert can be eaten as it is or served with glutinous rice, roti jala and etc.
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