TikTok/@wulan.r1996
Brilio.net - Onde-onde is one of Indonesia's traditional snacks that is very popular and loved by various groups. This cake is known for its round shape and surface covered in sesame seeds, giving it a unique texture and distinctive taste. Inside, onde-onde is usually filled with sweet and soft green bean paste.
Onde-onde is very easy to find in traditional markets . You can buy it at an affordable price. In addition to buying from traders, you can also make onde-onde directly at home. But make sure you pay attention to the recipe and how to make it properly so that you don't get an incident like TikTok user @ wulan.r1996.
Through one of the videos uploaded, this woman once Wulan showed one of the processes of making onde-onde. In the 9-second upload, a frying pan filled with hot oil and onde-onde being fried was visible. Strangely, there were sesame seeds floating on the oil and the edge of the pan.
photo: TikTok/@wulan.r1996
As reported by BrilioFood from TikTok @ wulan.r1996 on Friday (9/8), Wulan admitted that she wanted to fry onde-onde in oil, but the sesame that was coated on the onde-onde came off. This immediately made the sesame grains float and stick to the pan. Seeing this situation, this woman was confused.
"What's wrong with this? When you make mini onde, all the sesame comes off. You'll end up bald," wrote Wulan.
photo: TikTok/@wulan.r1996
Considering this, many netizens then provided further explanations. Several TikTok users explained that the sesame on the onde-onde would come off because the dough was not smeared with water. Generally, onde-onde that has been molded needs to be dipped in water first. This will make the sesame stick better and not come off easily when fried.
"Give the sesame a little water before putting the sesame in the dough... so it sticks and doesn't come off when fried," explained TikTok @zeny's.
photo: TikTok/@wulan.r1996
In addition, there are also those who provide other tricks when making onde-onde so that the sesame seeds do not come off. So, instead of smearing it with water, onde-onde can be fried first. Only then is it coated with roasted sesame seeds.
"The real onde" is fried first then remove the taro in a container then sprinkle with sesame seeds while the onde is still hot," explained TikTok @kurniawankarna.
Having been viewed more than 3 million times, the upload about the action of the woman frying onde-onde immediately attracted the attention of netizens. Many other TikTok users actually admitted to being entertained by the content. On the other hand, there were also those who shared their experiences when making onde-onde.
"I've been crying and I've been crying for the longest time. I've only seen onde potak," said TikTok @seun.
"laughing because of "baldness, oh my god," said TikTok @naura.
"No PP, just dip it in the sesame seeds to eat," explained TikTok @bastaraalfattah.
"It's still better if the sesame sticks loose. I make onde onde, how come it explodes and everything gets thrown out of the pan," said TikTok @Ir.
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