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Angkoo Kuih Malaysian Sweet @ Makan @ Alice's

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Published December 18th 2011
Kuih or kueh (pronounced 'kway') are petite Malaysian sweets and savouries found in a variety of shapes, textures, flavours, and colours. The kuih found at Makan @ Alice's is hand-crafted with passion and technique.

This is angkoo is a tortoise shaped rice flour cake filled with sweet mung bean and served on banana leaf. It's gluten free with a toothsome, somewhat chewy, textured outer and a silky smooth, sweet inner.

There's a very impressive variety of kuih avaliable from Makan @ Alice's. Some of the other selections are serimuka, a coconut cream sticky rice topped with pandan and coconut custard, onde onde, pandan balls covered with coconut and filled with gula melaka, plus many more unusual and delicious treats. They are sold in little boxes at the front counter, as well as large trays made especially to order.
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Why? Beautiful Malaysian cuisine
Where: 262 Pennant Hills Rd, Thornleigh, NSW
Cost: From $4 for a box containing between 4 and 7 pieces depending on which type of kuih.

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