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In the pot, add the boiled sago and enough cold water to cover, and again, bring to a gentle boil. Continue to boil for about 6 to 10 minutes. Remove from heat, rinse well, and drain. Repeat the process until the pearls are tender but chewy and translucent with no white in the center.
Sabudana is made from Cassava roots, which is a root plant that grows under the soil. Cassava roots are harvested and first washed properly. They are then passed through automatic peeling machines, which remove the outer layer of the root. Cassava is then passed through grinding machines along with water.
Do you need to soak sago before cooking? Whether you soak the sago before cooking is personal preference. You can soak the pearls for 30 minutes before cooking, which will reduce the cook time to around 10-15 minutes. Try this method in this recipe for coconut sago with passionfruit syrup.
These include an increased risk of food poisoning, potential allergic reactions, and an increased risk of developing kidney stones. Additionally, raw sago may contain a high amount of carbohydrates and calories, which can lead to weight gain if consumed in large amounts.
Sabudana derived from cassava may have various compounds such as cyanogenic glucosides, which can affect the iodine utilisation in the body and disrupt the thyroid function leading to hypothyroidism. Chronic intoxication of cyanide may lead to neurological disorders.
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