Put in sugar, salt, instant yeast, baking powder, and egg.
Pour in coconut milk and pandan extract.
Whisk well until all ingredients are mixed thoroughly.
Make sure you whisk until the batter is smooth and shiny.
Cover with cling wrap and let it ferment for half an hour.
After half an hour, you will notice there will be bubbles on the surface.
Heat the frying pan first.
Pour one ladle of the batter, there will be pores on the surface. Let the bottom side turn to brown. Take it off the pan. Let it cool. Set aside.
Sauce
Pour 350 ml coconut milk in a sauce pan.
Put in coconut sugar, salt. Stir well. Add pandan leaves. Let is simmer.
Add 1 tbsp cornstarch mixed with water to make the sauce thicken.
You can turn off the stove when it thickens.
Put the serabi on a plate, pour the sauce. Enjoy!
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Notes
Since it uses coconut milk, I strongly suggest consuming it within a day. If you really have to keep it overnight, store it separately from the sauce. Reheat the serabi on a pan or in a microwave.