How to make Gethuk


Gethuk
 How to make Gethuk

Ingredients :

  1. 1,5 kg of buttery cassava
  2. 250 gram of cheese
  3. 200 gram of sugar
  4. Some satay sticks
  5. Orange esssence for orange color
  6. Strawberry essence for red color
  7. Grape essence for purple color
  8. Pandan essence for green color
  9. Yelow food color
  10. Cooked shreded coconut and some salt


How to make Gethuk

  1. Cook the cassava and coconut for around 15-20 kinutes. Separate the coconut then.
  2. Mash the cassava until smooth, add the cheese and sugar. Mix well.
  3. Prepare the colorings. Parts the cassava into five or six parts. And add coloring according to your taste.
  4. Roll into the balls and arrange them by satay sticks.
  5. Enjoy it with the cocounts.


How Gethuk is made

Gethuk (pronounced : geutoock) is a traditional typical Javanese, and identical to Javanese itself since a long time. It is a variants of cassava-based based of among Javanese cassava is one of staple food along with rice. Here how Getuk is made.
First, cassava and coconut is cooked for around 15-20 minutes. Then coconut is separated. And cassava is wash until smooth, add cheese and sugar, mix well. After that, prepare the colorings. Then cassava is parted  into five or six parts, and add the coloring to your taste. Finally, cassava is roll into the balls and arrange by satay sticks. Enjoy it with coconut.

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