My Grandma used to make this for me when I was a kid (she was Indonesian and pronounced it Chen-dohl) and I used to call it 'that green booger drink' because I couldn't remember the name but I loved how it tasted (not like boogers, though). I never did get her recipe, though, so thank you so much for posting this! We love to make Fragrant Rice at home using Pandan (pahn-dahn), Lemongrass and Coconut Milk. So good! I'm going to make some Ice Cendol drink for my mom using your recipe.
Can’t wait to try. I love how you break the steps down and it’s easy to follow. My sister and I hated doing this for my mom when we were young. I have a whole new appreciation for those who could make it now that I’m older. Even though we made it many times with her, we never mastered it. I love how the recipe is measured out. Haha. Not random pot and finger measuring.
Honestly the best recipe ever! Got it right the first try. Just the right texture. Soft but still held the shape with no issue. Thanks for sharing this recipe!
I tried another even more simple recipe using bot banh gio and it did not come out smoothly. I had all the ingredients as Cindy's except for the fresh pandan leaves so I followed everything else and it came out BEAUTIFULLY. Thank you!!!!
Thank you for sharing. Yes, this recipe seems easier. I'll try it. It's funny how your mom calls the dough a tail. We also call it a mouse's tail 😂. We're from different countries. 😂
thanks for the video! BUt Why do many other channels use different flours, also some people mixed the flours?? What is the best type ? IM so confused lol
I ate this as a child when this lady would make the "green worms" as I would call it. Thai people call it Lod Chong. Lod = through / straw and chong = space of the tiny holes.
It's supposed to be pronounced as like 'jen-dol' not 'sen-dol'. Somehow yr recipe looks nicer, like those springy texture which yrs look like that. Others many r quite floury texture. Gonna try out yrs.
Yes. You can more or less if you notice it's too strong or not strong enough in terms of taste and color. I suggest starting with 2 tsp and work your way up.
Hi hello First off Your Beautiful, 2nd was just about to ask what pandan taste like. You said grassy vanilla LOL I'm intrigued Hugs and Prayers 🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏 I ordered some Sweet rice flour so I can make mochi I'M EXCITED 🤣🤣🤣 CAN'T WAIT To make some Crazy Things!!!!!🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰🙏🥰
Can I use pandan leaves that are in strips (similar to lemongrass leaves) since I don't have whole leaves? If so, how many should I use? Thanks and I love all your videos!
Wait What?!?!?! I've never Heard of mung bean starch before!!!!!!!! I've never seen this made before OMG WOWWWW Insane I've been watching so many cooking videos for years and idk about mung bean starch only paste and the actual mung bean Very Cool!!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@Jennifer-xy8lw yeah wait an hr or so and see how it is. Mung bean flour sets up quick so if it’s still mushy, I’m not sure what happened. Let me know