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Chayote is also useful for treating disorders of the stomach. For example, if you are experiencing flatulence, drink tea mixed with slices of chayote's meat. This is because the chayote contains elements that are included in a diuretic substance that is one of its usefulness is to treat flatulence.
To get started with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have chayote with coconut milk (jangan jipang) using 21 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Chayote with Coconut milk (JANGAN JIPANG):
- Take chayote, cut into matchsticks
- Take ebi/rebon (dried shrimp)
- Get red chilies, cut diagonally
- Take green chilies, sliced diagonally
- Make ready tomato, diced
- Make ready bay leaves
- Prepare galangal, crushed
- Make ready coconut milk (from ½ coconuts)
- Take brown sugar
- Prepare salt
- Get broth powder (chicken flavor)
- Prepare pepper
- Prepare soy sauce
- Make ready oil, for frying
- Take GROUND SPICES:
- Get shallots
- Get garlic
- Get kencur
- Take cayenne peppers
- Prepare tamarind chutney
- Prepare shrimp paste
Coconut Flour Pancakes Smooth and tasty coconut flour is the secret behind the success of this. Pour in water and coconut cream and turmeric powder and bring to boil. Pour coconut milk, add salt and taste the milk now. Cook till the coconut milk is almost absorbed.
Instructions to make Chayote with Coconut milk (JANGAN JIPANG):
- Saute ground spices together with bay leaves and galangal until fragrant.
- Add the chayote squash chunks, cook until half cooked. Add in green chilis, red chilis and tomatoes.
- Pour coconut milk little by little, stirring gently so as not to break the coconut milk. Add brown sugar, stock powder, soy sauce and pepper.
- Once boiling, add salt and ebi/rebon. Adjust taste, turn off the heat.
- Vegetables ready to be served according to taste.
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