Kanom piak poon is a traditional thai dessert that heavily features the use of pandan leaves in order to color and flavor the pudding. Some places also include the addition of coconut ash to provide the puddings with a deep, dark color, but I’m partial to the bright green that pandan provides!
These puddings are actually really hard to find nowadays in the US (or maybe they’re just hard to find in my area) and I realized I had a bunch of leftover pandan leaves sitting in my fridge, so I decided to try my hand at these desserts!
The dessert itself isn’t much like a regular American pudding. Its thick to a point where you can pipe out and have it hold its shape. The insides are still incredibly silky smooth though and each bite is cock full of that amazing pandan flavor.
While these pandan puddings can be eaten as is, I added a recipe for a coconut sauce as well since I remember they’re usually topped with that and some toasted sesame seeds. They’re incredibly easy to portion out into small individual pieces, or can be left to set in a large container and then scooped out individually after chilling!
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