Ingredients

Pandan juice
10 fresh pandan leaves, finely chopped


Crepe batter
120g plain flour
2 eggs
400mls coconut milk
Salt
3 tbs pandan juice


Filling
90g Jeeny’s palm sugar
1 tbs caster sugar
1 pandan leaf, knotted
50mls water
½ packet freshly grated coconut


Coconut sauce
150mls coconut milk
50g caster sugar
Splash white rum

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Method

1. Place a handful of chopped pandan leaves in a blender, add a dash of water and blend to chop the leaves and create juice, add more leaves and water when needed to help blitz until all leaves are used. Place a sieve lined with muslin over a bowl, tip the leaves into the sieve and press out all the juice, using hands carefully squeeze muslin to collect all juice.


2. For the crepe batter, combine the flour, eggs, coconut milk, a pinch of salt and the pandan juice in a bowl and mix to combine and create a smooth batter.


3. For the filling, combine the palm sugar, caster sugar, pandan leaf, water in a small saucepan. Place over a medium-low heat until the sugar dissolves, remove the pandan leaf and add the coconut, cook for a few more minutes and set aside.


4. Heat an oiled crepe pan over a low heat, pour in enough crepe batter to form a thin crepe, when crepe is cooked flip to cook the other side, repeat with remaining crepe batter, fold the crepes into triangular shapes. Place the crepe pan back over heat, add the coconut milk and sugar and allow to simmer to reduce, add the white rum and simmer a further minute.


5. Arrange the folded crepes on a serving plate, top each crepe with a spoonful of the filling, with a jug of coconut sauce to the side.