Saturday 3 October 2015

For I Am Sure





Kaya Butter Toast is our local people ultimate comfort food. Kaya is a traditional jam made from coconut milk, eggs and sugar. Some like to eat Kaya butter Toast for breakfast, others prefer it for tea. This toast set is usually accompanied by two soft cooked eggs eaten with a dash of dark soy sauce and white pepper.  The eggs are a perfect complement to the sweet toast. The thick kopi (coffee) or teh(tea) completes the meal.














White bread is usually toast on a hot grill and spread with a generous dollop of salted butter and thick kaya.
You can eat this toast by dipping into the soft boiled eggs, and slurp the rest down.  This kaya toast set is easily available everywhere in local kopitiams(coffee shops),food courts and shopping malls. But if you have sudden cravings of sweet kaya like me, you can make it at home too! This recipe doesn't require you to slave over the stove and stir the kaya for hours. Try! and you be amazed by how easy and quick you can prepare it!











Kaya

45g white sugar
45g palm sugar, chopped
4-6 pandan leaves, cut about 3 inches long
5 big yolks
200ml freshly squeezed coconut milk


Method


  • Separate egg yolks from the whites
  • In a non stick pot or pan, heat coconut milk with pandan leaves. When coconut milk is simmering, add the two sugars.
  • Stir and cook for about 10 minutes until all sugars are dissolved. Remove the pandan leaves and set the coconut mixture aside.
  • Lightly whisk the yolk until smooth and well mixed. Add a little coconut milk and whisk until blended.
  • Using a double boiler, continue to stir yolk mixture and slowly add in coconut milk. 
  • Stir until desired thickness and colour.


Recipe adapted from themeatmen

















Nothing can separate us from God's love! God's love is steadfast, sturdy and inseparable! Paul is utterly convinced of God's love for us that he says.....

For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor ruler, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 8;38-39




5 comments:

  1. I would love this breakfast set with coffee or nescafe, or even black coffee! I think I will order this for breakfast tomorrow morning!

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  2. It does look delicious! Lovely photos and description.

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  3. Hi Lian,
    I love kaya toast. I've tried making homemade kaya years ago and find that it's too time consuming. Thanks for sharing this quick and easy process. Will try it. BTW, this month's LTU theme coconut ^-^!

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  4. Hi Lian,
    I love kaya toast. I've tried making homemade kaya years ago and find that it's too time consuming. Thanks for sharing this quick and easy process. Will try it. BTW, this month's LTU theme coconut ^-^!

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  5. Your kaya toasts look better than those at Ya kun. Great pictures..many thanks.

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