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Becky Paulk's avatar

This is one of my favorite desserts that my friends from Saigon make. Now I can make it whenever I want!

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Trang Le's avatar

I've never had this dessert. When I heard the word "đậu trắng", I assumed they use white beans, but they are black-eyed peas. At least in the North, they are called "đậu mắt cua" or "đậu mắt ngọc". I often incorporate legumes in my diet but I have no idea what to do with them to be honest :).

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Dave Tolbert's avatar

I never would have imagined such a thing. Now I won't be able to sleep until I try it!

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Jan Thie's avatar

Hi,

I was looking for dried pandan leaves and your brand is not available. I came upon 'pandan powder' from Blue Orchid; 100% pure pandan leaf powder (or so they claim.)

Do you know it and is it any good?

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Trang Le's avatar

Many people use pandan powder to save time. I have pandan leaves in my garden but tbh I'd rather use pandan powder. I'm too lazy to blend and drain the leaves.

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Jan Thie's avatar

Thank you. Useful to know.

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Jolene Handy's avatar

The chiffon cake!

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Marion Rollings PhD's avatar

This is incredible! I can only imagine how good this is going to taste. This will be a real winner with my family. I am thinking of making it for Memorial Day as a special dessert. Thank you so much Andrea for putting all of this together. Your recipes are the BEST

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