Koo cake has a couple names such as ang ku, "Koo" or "Ku", turtle cake and thok. This cake comes from Tiongkok and because I was grew up around China town so this cake is special for me. It brings a little excitement about my chilhood. I still remember every Sunday morning I would ask mom some money to buy this cake before I watch my favorite cartoon. My eyes would just go straight to red piles of this turtle shape cakes in the showcase. Oh, I just loved those Sunday mornings!

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Yes, it is red like most of China favorite color choice. Now it has been made in various color and shape. Thailand has been popular with this cake in fruit shape lately. This is not Aceh's cake and that's the reason why this one only found in Peunayong, Banda Aceh's China town, which is now even rare. I guess kids nowadays don't love homemade cake. :/

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The texture and taste almost like "Thimphan" from Aceh, but the filling is steamed green bean. This cake originally has turtle shield shape but it can be with other simple shape too.

https://ipfs.busy.org/ipfs/QmQZr1EoPSkKPvFLXhQVwTxQXd37CFt5FWvxHiWf5ZC6dq

Ingredients:

• 250 gr glutinous rice flour
• 150 ml coconut milk (more or less)
• 1 steamed potato
• Salt
• Cooking oil
• Banana leaf
• Food grade red color

Instructions:

1. Mash potato
2. Prepare the flour
3. Add potato into flour, pour the coco milk.
4. Add in salt, beat until dull.
5. Take the dough and fill with steamed green been (adjust with mold)
6. Cover the bottom with banana leaf and take out from mold.
7. Steam
8. Serve

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So, some bite??
Have a good day y'all! :)

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