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Steamed Kaya (Coconut Jam)

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Hello everyone! Today, I will share with you a simple way to make kaya. Instead of stirring it, we will steam it! This recipe is easy to make and only takes 30 minutes. It tastes just like if the Kaya was stirred. (If you prefer to see the full recipe for kaya jam, click here to watch the video: ( Coconut Jam). I hope you give this thick, smooth and silky Kaya recipe try!

Last but not least, I wish everyone a Happy Chinese Lunar Year! Gong Xi fa cai! This Lunar Year of the Ox brings you good health, happiness, and prosperity!

Ingredients

Three Duck Eggs (about 250 grams).

Cane sugar 150-180 grams

250 ml/grams Coconut Milk

2 Pandan Leaf, cut into smaller segments

Cane sugar, 50-80 grams Caramelized Sugar

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