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Traditional Indonesian dessert: KUE PANCONG

Kue Pancong is a traditional Indonesian sweet made from rice flour and a coconut-based dough. A delicious cake that when you try it will make you feel a tasty sweet explosion on the palate due to the combination of shredded coconut and granulated sugar in the dough. This cupcake is commonly found in traditional Indonesian markets.


Recipe: Kue Pancong


Kue pancong is usually associated with Jakarta’s Betawi cuisine. The mold used to cook the Pancong is very similar to the waffle mold. It is a special grill-like metal mold that is also used in other traditional Indonesian kue (cakes).

Traditional Indonesian food: Kue Pancong

🍽️ Kue Pancong: Ingredients

  • 150g rice flour
  • 350ml coconut milk
  • 200g shredded coconut
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • Sugar/brown sugar to sprinkle
  • Butter
Traditional Indonesian food: Kue Pancong

👨🏼 🍳 Kue Pancong: Steps to take for its preparation

• Step 1:

Prepare the ingredients and mold or pan.

• Step 2:

Mix the rice flour with the shredded coconut. Stir well. Add the salt. Pour in the coconut milk and mix well.

• Step 3:

Grease the pan with the butter. Pour in the pancong cake mixture.

• Step 4:

Cover and cook until cooked and golden brown.

👉serve them warm with a pinch of granulated sugar and enjoy! 👌

Remember that you can also write to [email protected] if you need help planning your trip to Indonesia.

Selamat makan semuanya! 😋 ⠀

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Born in Valencia (Spain), his professional career has always revolved around the tourism sector. He studied tourism degree and later specialized in digital tourism marketing.

After working in various travel agencies. In 2018, he was a beneficiary of an Indonesian government scholarship to study at one of the most prestigious universities in the country. After specializing in the destination and having traveled and lived in various areas of Indonesia, he joined our team in early 2020.

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