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Agar-Agar
On a boring Saturday, Siang Leng and I decided to make some agar-agar lol. Didn’t know agar-agar is actually obtained from red algae or seaweed until I read this article.
Making the agar-agar is super easy. So easy that I am embarassed to include this under the Recipe category. But anyway
The ingredients:
- [tag]Agar-agar[/tag] (stick/powder form)
- Water
- Sugar
- Pandan leaves
- Baking moulds
- Food coloring
Steps:
- If you are using agar-agar sticks, soak them in water for 10-20 minutes to let them soften a bit first.
- Amount of water to boil is proportional to the amount of agar-agar used. The agar-agar (Ferry brand) I bought from Sunshine supermarket is around 300g and according to its instructions, 2.5 litre of water is needed.
- Put the agar-agar into the boiling water and add 15-20 tablespoon of sugar.
- When the agar-agar has fully dissolved, add in the pandan leaves and a few drops of coloring. Mix well and let it boil a while more.
- Drain the agar-agar mixture with a very fine sieve to get rid of undissolved agar-agar. Let the mixture cool down a bit.
- Pour the mixture into baking moulds and keep refrigerated for an hour.
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about 5 years ago
Hi, did u mean 30 gm of agar-agar? 300 gms is so so much for agar-agar. Just imagine 30gm of flour. Is it as much? I think the packing is 30gm for a larger pack, and 15 gms for a smaller pack, if i’m not mistaken.
about 4 years ago
Any chance you can email this recipe and I’ll put it on my website with a link back. Looks great