Itak Gurgur

Itak Gurgur

🌍 Indonesian

Itak gurgur is a Batak rice-and-coconut sweet shaped into rustic cakes with palm sugar tucked through the crumb. The texture is sandy, moist, and fragrant, making it a simple offering or coffee-time snack.

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πŸ”— Recipe adapted from Wikidata (Dish)

πŸ‘¨β€πŸ³ Instructions

Rub rice flour, grated coconut, salt, and pandan together until the mixture feels evenly sandy.

Sprinkle in warm water a little at a time until the crumbs hold when pressed.

Fold in grated palm sugar, leaving some streaks so the cakes have sweet pockets.

Press into small mounds or banana-leaf-lined molds without compacting them too heavily.

Steam briefly or serve as soft pressed cakes, depending on desired texture, and cool before serving.

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