LONGAN TONG SUI
It’s great as a snack, a drink, or a dessert at any time of day. Take a chance and see whether you like it; you could be surprised!
Longan dried is one of the items i bring home. In the United States, dried longan isn’t that difficult to find, but in Malaysia, it’s a lot cheaper. Tong Sui/dessert is one of my favorite ways to incorporate dried longan into my diet.
Snow Fungus, Red Dates, and Ginkgo Nuts are usually what I use to make my LONGAN DESSERT. That I can serve it either hot or cold is the best part (with ice added).
This is a delicious dessert or thirst quencher for any time of the day.
To discover if you like it, try it…
There are just 23 calories in one serving of this meal.
INGREDIENTS:
- 56 g to 85 g of dried longan
- 12 ginkgo nuts
- 6 cups of water
- 6 dried red dates
- 5 pieces snow fungus
- sugar
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Set a pot of water to a rolling boil. Incorporate the dried longan, ginkgo nuts, and snowfungus into the dish. As soon as the water turns a dark brown, remove it from the heat and allow it to cool.
- Add sugar to your taste. Ice cubes can be served either hot or cold.