Traditional Wedang Ronde Drink (TasteMade)
Traditional Wedang Ronde Drink (TasteMade)

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Seperate dough into three portions in three separate bowls. Leaving one white, die each of the remaining two portions of doigh with a different colour food dye (e.g. one green and one pink). Wedang Ronde is a traditional Javanese drink, containing of what so-called "Ronde" (the small round materials) that are usually filled with crushed peanuts. The dough of Ronde is actually made of glutinous rice flours, while the drink "wedang" itself is made of ginger water which is best served when still hot.

To begin with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook traditional wedang ronde drink (tastemade) using 19 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Traditional Wedang Ronde Drink (TasteMade):
  1. Get 1000 ml water
  2. Make ready 75 g Javanese sugar
  3. Make ready 200 g sugar
  4. Get 200 g red ginger
  5. Get 1 piece lemongrass
  6. Take 1 pandanus leaf
  7. Take 3 orange leaves
  8. Take 4 clove grains
  9. Prepare 1 cinnamon stick
  10. Take Diced bread and roasted peanuts to add to the drink
  11. Take For the ball casing:
  12. Get 250 g white sticky rice flour
  13. Make ready 300 ml water
  14. Get 1 tsp whiting water
  15. Prepare Multiple food colourings
  16. Take Ball centres:
  17. Prepare 250 g peanuts
  18. Prepare 50 g white sugar
  19. Get 25 g Javanese sugar

Wedang ronde is Indonesian version of tang yuan (汤圆). While the Chinese traditionally prepare tang yuan during winter solstice, Indonesian simply make this on a whim, though_ wedang ronde_ is best enjoyed in rainy seasons when the temperature dips. Wedang ronde is commonly stuffed with ground peanut and sugar. Wedang Ronde, another traditional beverage from Java, is ginger water containing ronde (balls).

Instructions to make Traditional Wedang Ronde Drink (TasteMade):
  1. Wedang Drink: - - Combine all ingredients except sugar and brown sugar into the pan and cook until the flavors blend and boil. - - After boiling, reduce the heat and add all the sugar and stir until smooth
  2. Coloured Rounds Casing: - - Combine sticky rice, water and lime water, stir until blended until the dough can be rounded; - - Flatter the dough and fill it with the rounds that have been prepared - - Close again and round up; - - Prepare boiling water in the pan then reduce the heat and boil until the mixture floats; - - Serve round with wedang; - - For the colored ones, mix the dye when kneading the round mixture.
  3. Rounds filling: - - Roast the beans until cooked and drain - - finely ground the beans and mix with white sugar and java sugar until blended

Wedang ronde is commonly stuffed with ground peanut and sugar. Wedang Ronde, another traditional beverage from Java, is ginger water containing ronde (balls). It tastes best when had with roasted beans, Kolang-Kaling (Attap Palm Seeds), and pieces of bread. Wedang ronde is made with ginger syrup, a mixture of cinnamon, lemon grass, peanut, bread and the fruit of a sugar palm, called kolang-kaling. But the piece de resistance is ronde, a small ball of dough made from glutinous rice flour and filled with mashed peanuts.

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