MELAKA, Feb. 26 -- A former colleague of mine always encouraged me to resist convention, at least at mealtimes.
She'd ask me, "Why do we have to have dessert at the end of a meal? Why not at the start?"
I am reminded of this challenge as our bowl of Nyonya cendol arrives at our table.
Most would consider this sweet Peranakan treat a dessert but what's to stop us from enjoying it as an appetiser?
A heavy mound of red beans and pandan strands crown a mound of shaved ice and coconut cream.
The most important element - for us, at any rate - has to be the fragrant and syrupy gula Melaka, dark and heady, threading its way through the bowl.
We share a bowl of this - there is more to come! fret not! - at UES Siew Tin Nyonya Kitchen in Melak...
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