My recipe for the challenge is a sweet snack,Wingko.A Coconut based Pancake which needs no accompaniment like honey or any sweet syrup.This is not the usual spongy type pancake,where the batter is poured; but a little harder than the usual ones and is made into a little loose dough and is shaped into rounds between palm of your hand.In some recipes, there is addition of eggs but I made it without eggs.Also in some recipes it's baked in a large size and cut into pieces or sometimes made into mini pancakes on a non-stick pans.
Ingredients
Rice flour (glutinous) 1 cup (I used unroasted powder)
Grated Coconut 1 cup
Thick coconut milk 1 cup
Sugar 1/2 cup
Salt a pinch
Vanilla essence 1/4 tsp
Butter for greasing
Method
-In a bowl mix together all the ingredients except Coconut milk and butter.Mix well with your hand.
-Now add in the Milk and make a wet dough.
-Heat a non stick pan and grease it with little butter.
-Pinch out a little dough and roll and then shape into a little thick round shape between palm of your hand.Place it on the non stick pan.
-The flame should be in between low to medium.Cook for 7 to 8 minutes flipping both sides till it turns brown and cooked properly.
-Serve warm.
Pancakes looks yummy, will surely try this
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a nice treat... to dip in chai and have... :) Lovely selection of recipe...
ReplyDeleteI never thought Indonesian recipes could be so easy and practical that they even suit our indian taste buds as well. Thanks to highlight such a lovely recipe.
ReplyDeletesounds very flavourful.. yum!
ReplyDeleteYummm ... want to givee this a try.so simple and delish
ReplyDeletePriya @asmallbite
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious,nice share...
A different type of pancake...looks good
ReplyDeletesomething new to me.. coconut flavour would have given nice taste to the dish
ReplyDeleteA different & delicious pancake recipe............looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteYour pancakes look good. I love pisang goreng which is our local banana fritters. We also have our coconut pancakes and the batter is a bit watery. We pour the batter with a ladle on a non stick pan and the pancakes are softer.
ReplyDeletenice share.. looks delicious
ReplyDeleteGood one dear! True, I too saw some of those dishes that are familiar to Kerala. Even this one, seems like the pathil but without vanilla essence. :-) Very easy and interesting snack!
ReplyDeleteNew recipe for me, pancakes look delicious, will be trying this soon..
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