Chendol Custard

This issue of Mind your Body, Eat to live by Sylvia Tan caught my eyes.
I decided to put it up in my blog to share with the rest of you.
Hope to try it one day.


SKINNY CHENDOL CUSTARD
(For four)

2 medium whole eggs or just egg whites
200ml trim coconut milk
2 tsp sugar
Green chendol strips (available at supermarkets)
Packaged or canned red beans (available at Japanese supermarkets)
1 banana, sliced
Gula melaka syrup, made by melting a cup of palm sugar shavings, cut from a block, into a cup of water.
A new trim coconut milk product has half the fat but all the flavour. Sylvia Tan found it creamy enough to make a chendol custard.

Method
Break eggs into a large mixing bowl, add sugar and stir till sugar has melted and mixture thickens.

Do not beat as you do not want to incorporate too much air into the custard mixture or it will not turn silky. Add coconut milk and stir again.

Pour custard mixture into four ramekins and steam in a wok half filled with water over a low fire for 15 minutes or until the mixture sets.

Cool. Chill ramekins, covered with cling film, in the fridge.

When ready to serve, drizzle a spoonful of gula melaka syrup over the custard, top with a dollop of red beans, a spoonful of chendol strips and a few slices of banana. Serve immediately.