Putu Piring, a traditional steamed rice cake popular in Southeast Asia, particularly in Malaysia and Singapore. It typically consists of a white, fluffy, and slightly sweet rice flour exterior with a molten palm sugar filling. The dish is often garnished with freshly grated coconut. In the image, the Putu Piring is served on a blue plate with sliced carrots and peas, and a fork is placed beside it. The presentation highlights the contrast between the white rice cake, the dark filling, and the colorful vegetables. The taste of Putu Piring is characterized by the sweet and slightly caramelized flavor of the palm sugar, complemented by the soft and fluffy texture of the rice flour and the subtle richness of the grated coconut. It is a popular snack or dessert, often enjoyed warm.
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