(*) Kanom Tah-Goh Rinse the tapioca pearls under cold water. Bring the water to a boil over medium heat and make the tapioca pearls in it, stirring continuously until they are translucent (about 15 min). Add the sugar and stir until dissolved.
Cut the water chestnuts into small cubes and fold them in together with the kukuruz. Continue until the cream thickens slightly. Lightly flavor the cream with a few drops of jasmine extract. Fill small bowls or glasses halfway with the mixture. Cool.
Heat the coconut milk with salt and rice flour over low heat, stirring throughout, for about 10 minutes. Also flavor the coconut cream with a few drops of jasmine extract, then spread evenly over the pudding. The top layer should be thinner than the bottom. Chilling.
(*) Water chestnuts: Chestnut-like fruit of an Asian aquatic plant.
When peeled, they have a white, nutty, crunchy flesh. They are used in cooking like vegetables. Available in cans, hardly fresh.
(*) Jasmine: In Thai cuisine, water and desserts are often flavored with jasmine flowers. These are difficult to obtain in our country. As a substitute, you can use jasmine oil. Dose carefully, a few drops are enough!