
Es teler
Dessert glacé indonésien à l'avocat, au jacquier et à la noix de coco, nappé de lait de coco et de lait concentré.
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Make the syrup
Put the sugar, water and pandan leaf in a small pan. Heat and stir until the sugar dissolves, then let it bubble for 3 minutes. Let it cool and take out the pandan.
Salt the coconut milk
Stir the salt into the coconut milk. A little salt makes it taste richer. Keep it cold.
Fill the glasses
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Add ice and toppings
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Serve
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Make the syrup
Put the sugar, water and pandan leaf in a small pan. Heat and stir until the sugar dissolves, then let it bubble for 3 minutes. Let it cool and take out the pandan.
Salt the coconut milk
Stir the salt into the coconut milk. A little salt makes it taste richer. Keep it cold.
Fill the glasses
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Add ice and toppings
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Serve
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The Story Behind the Dish
Es means 'ice' in Indonesian. Es teler became famous in the 1980s, when a Jakarta seller won a national competition with her recipe and opened a chain of shops that is now found all over Indonesia.
It is a classic way to cool down in the tropical heat, sold by street carts and in food courts everywhere.
⭐ Why It's Famous
Creamy avocado as a sweet dessert surprises many people, but it pairs perfectly with coconut and condensed milk.
💡 Fun Fact
'Teler' is Indonesian slang for feeling a little dizzy or dreamy, said to describe how happy and relaxed you feel after a glass.
Jakarta, Indonesia
-6.21°S, 106.85°E
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