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ONDE KETAWA

Bahan:

300 gram tepung terigu
175 gram gula pasir
100 ml air
1 butir telur
1/2 sdt baking powder
1/4 sdt soda kue
2 sdm minyak goreng
100 gram wijen

Cara Membuat:

  1. Ayak tepung terigu, baking powder dan soda kue menjadi satu, sisihkan. 
  2. Buat sirup gula dengan cara merebus gula pasir dan air. Aduk-aduk hingga gula larut. Ambil 200 ml gula cair, dinginkan.
  3. Kocok telur dan minyak goreng hingga rata.
  4. Tuangkan sirup gula sedikit demi sedikit sambil terus dikocok hingga rata. Matikan mixer.
  5. Tambahkan campuran tepung yang sudah diayak sedikit demi sedikit. Aduk hingga rata.
  6. Buat bulatan dari adonan sesuai selera, celupkan sebentar dalam air, lalu gulingkan di atas wijen. Lakukan hingga adonan habis. 
  7. Goreng adonan Onde-Onde Ketawa dalam minyak panas, gunakan api sedang. Masak hingga warna kuning keemasan, angkat tiriskan.
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