Ingredients Used
---  --- **100 grams pearl sago 8 pandan leaves 120 ml water 50 grams palm sugar 200 grams grated coconut ¼ teaspoon salt** --- --- ---Making Procedure
--- **Blend pandan leaves with 120 ml of water until smooth, may mix with suji leaves.** ---


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**Then strain the leaf water into a container.**
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**Then soak and add to the pearl sago.**
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**Soak until the water is absorbed and the sago expands. If it has risen, add salt and stir until well mixed.**
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**Take a little dough and then add the palm sugar that has been finely combed.**
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**Then boil until fluffy and remove, add to ice water until it sinks. Remove and leave the klepon in the grated coconut.**
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Results and Serving suggestions
---  --- Well klepon can be served with steamed or fresh grated coconut as I did. Because this klepon was enjoyed in one sitting, I didn't steam it and served it fresh. The taste is also very good and certainly very savory and very fresh. --- |  |  |  | |-|-|-| --- The texture of the klepon is very chewy like klepon processed from flour, the deliciousness of the chewy texture is very different. The explosion of palm sugar inside is a delicious blend of flavors. Although this klepon is processed from sago, the taste is very good.  --- --- ---  --- ---
