Pulung-pulung ubi is one
of our favourite coffee
snacks. It’s also the single thing visitors to our house most
often ask us to make. Pulung-pulung ubi is what is known in Bali as ‘jajanan
pasar’ (market cakes/snacks) and is often eaten for breakfast accompanied by a
cup of Balinese coffee.
This recipe works really
well as a dessert, too and the uncooked pulung-pulung ubi can be left in the
fridge then fried just before you want to serve them. They are great served hot
with a scoop of ice-cream.
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Ingredients: (makes about 15 balls)
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Instructions:
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- 700g cassava (peeled)
- 100g desiccated coconut
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 75g palm sugar
- vegetable oil (enough to deep fry)
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1. Finely grate the cassava until it is a soft
pulp (or use a food processor) then mix with the desiccated coconut and salt.
2. Scrape the palm sugar from the block so it
is powdered and easy to work with and leave in a separate bowl.
3. Take a small amount of the cassava and
coconut mix and roll it into a ball about the size of a ping-pong ball. Make
a hole to the centre of the ball with your finger then place a heaped
teaspoon of the palm sugar into the middle. Push the opening of the hole
closed again and roll the ball around between the palms of your hands to seal
the palm sugar inside. Repeat the process until you have used up all the
mixture (this recipe makes about 15 balls).
4. Deep-fry the balls in the oil until brown
and crispy on the outside.
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