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Notre Dame junior running back Cam McDaniel is a multifaceted man. The general public knows him as the guy from the "ridiculously photogenic" Internet meme whose serene disposition and Derek Zoolander-esque pose landed him national recognition and an interview on NBC's Today show. Residents of his native Coppell, Texas, know him as the low-profile high school recruit who inconspicuously accrued 37 touchdowns as a senior, leading all Dallas-area high school players in scoring. Notre Dame fans know him as the reliable supplement to starting running back George Atkinson III.
The time has come for yet another layer to be mixed into his malleable nature: Cam McDaniel, starting running for the University of Notre Dame.
The humble McDaniel, whose willingness to help his team is so considerable that at one point it resulted in a brief position switch to Notre Dame's secondary, would never engage in such self-promotion. No, the modest and self-effacing Texas native would need a boisterous and unabashed jabberer to pick up the mantel and plead his case for him.
Nice to meet you, Cam. My name is Scott.
What's a guy gotta do around here to be named the starting running back?
Not only is Cam ND's most dependable running back, he literally looks good while doing it. Just look at that photo of him with his helmet knocked off against USC. My fiancée told me she heard angels sing when she saw the picture of McDaniel's All-American mug (and I'll have to take her word for it – angels won't be presenting themselves to me anytime soon).
What's the hold up?
It can't be statistics. Yes, George Atkinson has a higher yards per carry mark than McDaniel but it doesn't tell the whole story. During Notre Dame's current three-game winning streak – in which they've played their best football all season – McDaniel has been the one Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly trusts to get the job done, and for good reason.
Deep into the 2nd half as Arizona State rallied and threatened to swipe victory from Notre Dame's grasp, it was McDaniel who burned crucial minutes off the clock. Arizona State head coach Todd Graham became so concerned with his inability to stop McDaniel's rushing prowess that he elected to take his chances and go for it on 4th and 13 from his own 22-yard line. Cam sealed the Sun Devils' fate with 61 yards on 9 rushing attempts (6.8 yards per carry) on two drives that led to 6 critical points.
The process was repeated against USC when McDaniel channeled his inner-video game and juked two Trojan defenders out of their shoes on a 36-yard scoot that ultimately set up an 11-yard touchdown pass to Irish wide receiver T.J. Jones, giving Notre Dame a lead they would never relinquish. And this past Saturday against Air Force Cam was at it again. Forcing Air Force to fumble to begin the second half, Notre Dame possessed a 24-10 lead and an opportunity to force the Falcons into abandoning their rushing attack should the Fighting Irish score another touchdown. Brian Kelly rushed McDaniel four consecutive times for 30 yards (7.5 yards per carry), setting up a30-yard touchdown pass to T.J. Jones.
So if it isn't production, what could it be? Is it the talent profile?
Current starting running back George Atkinson III definitely has the genetic x-factor being the son of a former bone-crushing Oakland Raiders legend. At 6'2" and 220 pounds – and possessing the agility of a leopard – Atkinson held major BCS offers ranging from Alabama to USC coming out of high school. It's no surprise Kelly has given Atkinson the starting nod over McDaniel – whose high school offer sheet was littered with service academies – in the hopes a watershed moment would finally arrive and Atkinson's full potential would be realized.
But at what point does production surpass potential?
Air Force serves as the perfect comparison. Notre Dame drove 46 yards to the Air Force 23-yard line on the first drive of the game and faced a critical 3rd and 1. Starting quarterback Tommy Rees handed the ball to Atkinson and, seeing the intended gap occupied by a defender, George attempted to bounce to the outside instead of squaring his shoulders, getting low and driving the pile against a small-statured defense. The result was a one-yard loss that would lead to a blocked field goal attempt, and ultimately Air Force taking a 7-0 lead. Starting fast is paramount in defeating the option, and Atkinson's choice to bounce outside instead of fighting for the first down – which has been a source of criticism for him in the past – was a momentum swing that gave Air Force an early lead.
Both Atkinson and McDaniel were involved in game-changing drives against Air Force, but only one cemented a victory for Notre Dame.
The time has come for McDaniel to be named the starting running back at Notre Dame. After all, just try to look into those dreamy eyes and tell him no.
Scott Janssen is a blogger for the Huffington Post and has authored several nationally-featured articles as well as co-founded a nationally-featured non-profit organization. In his spare time he takes his NCAA Football '13 online dynasty way too seriously and alienates those around him by discussing football 24 hours a day. Scott can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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ChrisJ commented on October 29th, 2013 at 9:26 am
I like the way the kid plays too. He runs hard and has miles of heart. These are the kinds of guys you need on your team, especially when you have one yard to get to ice the game. You know he is going to give it everything he's got to get that yard, even if that means busting your head open. I love it!!
But this guy should not be a featured back in my opinion. I'll agree with the article that Cam should be the starting RB right now because that is the best we have right now, which is sad. Folston isn't going to be given a chance because Kelly doesn't like throwing young guys out there too early which I think is crap but whatever.
Please keep in mind this same guy, who Kelly trusts the most, fumbled very late in the game against USC giving them ridiculous field position for a go ahead TD opportunity which they blew.
Scott, would you still be writing this same article if ND would have lost that game because of Cam's huge fumble loss?
Scott Janssen replied on October 29th, 2013 at 9:34 am
I would. Cam is one of the most fundamentally sound and consistent players you'll ever see. He's done far more right than wrong by a long shot. He's earned the right to be the starter.
You focused on the fumble he had against USC (and that's the only fumble I can recall from him). I focused on that 36-yard run where he juked two USC defenders. In addition to a beautiful move, he switched the ball to his left arm and protected it as he was hit out of bounds. I cannot recall the last time I've seen a skill player, college or pro, shift the ball to protect it. His fundamentals are as perfect as I've ever seen, especially in an area where it seems everybody runs with the ball loose.
There are more talented guys on the team but until Atkinson puts it all together, and until Folston and Bryant are ready to go, McDaniel should be the guy.
Jack replied on October 29th, 2013 at 1:09 pm
Kelly doesn't like putting young players out there???? I guess Jaylon Smith, Steve Elmer, Corey Robinson and Fuller are seasoned veterans.
Lets also remember Freshman that have logged time under BK: Lynch, Tuitt, Russell, T.J Jones, Tommy Rees, Sheldon Day, Roschell this year, Troy Niklaus as an OLB just to name a few. You can say many things bad about Kelly but playing Freshman that deserve to play is not one of them.
The only time ND has any consistancy in it's running game is when they go to Cam. Look at every long drive this year that features running, it's Cam as the back. He runs to the hole, he doesn't tip toe, tap dance and try to break everything outside. He gets you at least 3 yds most of the time.
I do think that Folston has the potential to be Cam with more atheletic ability, but Carlise and Atkinson feast or famine with the run. Cam reads the blocks better and gets positive yardage.
Ron Burgundy replied on October 29th, 2013 at 2:11 pm
C'mon Jack, don't let the facts get in the way of bonehead opinions. If you say it enough times it start to sound true.
How about this, BK doesn't like to play Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors or seniors. Only red shirt juniors with a minor in political science who were born in months that have a R in them.
ChrisJ replied on October 30th, 2013 at 9:52 am
I couldn't find any stats on playing time but it's pretty clear that Fuller, Robinson, and Folston all have not received anywhere near the playing time they deserve, in my opinion. I'm not upset with Kelly and his rotation, I just feel these kids need more opportunities when it matters because they are really good. I know that Fuller and Robinson have to contend with Daniels and Jones for playing time, but to me, these two are just as good from what I have seen so far. It's the fact they are young and Kelly has veterans out there already who have 'proven' themselves. Folston has 1/4 the carries Cam has, with a higher avg per carry and the same long run yard total. But he isn't going to get the same share of carries?? Everyone sees the potential so why not play him? It just seems to me that Kelly likes playing the guys with experience sometimes rather than the guys who are raw, but could be straight up studs if turned loose. I guess we'll never find out.
Scott Janssen replied on October 30th, 2013 at 11:15 am
There's more to the running back position than the name suggests. You have to learn the playbook and the protections all while getting acclimated to college (at Notre Dame, no less). It's a process and a lot to take in.
Brian Kelly is no fool. He's going to play the best players and those he feels are going to help him win, and win right now. And that's been proven many times over by how many freshmen and underclassmen have not only played but started since his arrival in South Bend.
You have to keep in mind that we see ND in action 11-12 times per year. That's a very slim percentage overall. The real story is being told at practice, something we don't have access to.
What you need to glean from Folston and the other freshmen you mentioned is that they are extremely talented and have very bright futures ahead of them.
ChrisJ replied on October 30th, 2013 at 2:01 pm
Scott, I agree with you. And no I won't channel my inner Allen Iverson. Just wish we'd see some more PT for these guys. The future is bright and next year's offense should be amazing if Golson returns or Zaire is as good. Looking forward to it.
Chi-town Copper commented on October 29th, 2013 at 1:52 pm
When Bob Davie was fired the microscope was on Notre Dame as the race industry hustlers like "Rev" Sharpton/Jackson were out in full force demanding ND hire an African American coach. Around the same time pundits began to look at the MLB and notice a "disturbing trend" regarding the decline of black major league baseball players and in particular pitchers which resulted in an ESPN feature on the R.B.I (Reviving Baseball in the Inner City) episode. The lack, or former lack thereof, of black QBs has been well documented in numerous television shows and studies have been commissioned. However, no one seemed to address why there has been a lack of white RB's. The "Revs" aren't in front of the camera asking when the last time was a white kid got to start at CB or RB for ND or any other team for that matter. Im 35 years old and until this year have never seen it. If, as in the case of some pundits regarding head coaching opportunities with other minorities, you came up with the excuse that they simply weren't good enough, you would be raked over the coals so the only logical explanation is they are phased out, and if the shoe is on the other foot there's no way the media stands for it.
Its 2013 and here we have Cam McDaniel, the first white kid in my 35 years, with the chance to be the full time RB at ND. If he wasn't white, it probably wouldn't be an issue (especially regarding his "athleticism"). I want the most QUALIFIED person to be the starter, regardless or race. A SMALL part of why I like him is because I can "relate" to him because of his complexion. Nothing wrong with that as time after time we see this brought up when poor misunderstood urban youths also need "heroes" and "roll models." If its not wrong in those cases its not wrong here. I think Cam deserves the nod, regardless of whatever color he is and in a small way we do need the "discussion on race" that Obama suggested, but not a one way conversation where one group is lectured to.
It is perplexing how the white RB has virtually vanished, with the recent exceptions of Peyton Hillis (who, while he hasn't been effective lately, had to be passed over numerous times before he finally got a chance to play and subsequently go over 1K yards in an NFL season) and Toby Gerhart (who really hasn't gotten a chance but he's sitting behind AP). I've already failed on not going on a huge rant here but the only point im trying to make about Cam, is that the "media" and "talking heads" cant have it both ways when they want to look at certain positions and certain sports and certain races. Again, I want ND to win and I don't care who coaches or who plays, as long as they are the BEST and judged SOLELY on their ability. Cams position however is a rare opportunity to address some of the underlying issues in sports, just not in the way we are always forced to. Run Cam Run, and whoever else is back there to get the ball.
duranko replied on October 30th, 2013 at 2:30 pm
you swung and missed, Chi-Town Copper.
PSSTT! Why did Notre Dame hire George O'Leary as its head coach, who later hoist himself on the petard of his
own fraudulent resume.Further, can you list the names of the folks who
were offered the job before
that liar O'Leary?Further, explaind these names:
Mark Edwards, Joey Goodspeed
Nate Schiccatano.[Reply]
Chi-town Copper replied on October 30th, 2013 at 10:27 pm
Im pretty sure Godspeed and Edwards were full backs. I guess I could have counted Steven Yura or that o'neill kid who sometimes got garbage time at RB. Cam is really the first to get a chance to be a full time RB and starter. I'm fully aware of the oleary scandal and that Willingham was low on the list after they were left with not many better options. Doesn't change the fact that Jesse and Al got into the mix
duranko replied on October 31st, 2013 at 1:01 pm
Strike two. Edwards played a lot of tailback which kind of BLOWS UP your 35 year falsehood.
Steven Yura, eh? Guess you just enjoy making things up!
A QB commented on October 29th, 2013 at 1:55 pm
It appears to me Cam is the only true running back (not counting the freshmen). GA III & Amir are fast, but don't seem to have the running back vision of Cam.
Jack Beaufait commented on October 29th, 2013 at 8:53 pm
One of the most interesting/fun HS videos to watch is Cam's. Look it up. I heartily recommend a viewing. He will continue to be a valuable contributor.I would like to see him used in the short passing game or returns.
Jack Beaufait commented on October 29th, 2013 at 8:55 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2eA1SXKGGE >Cam-fastic. Give the kid the ball!
Pat replied on October 31st, 2013 at 12:25 am
Jack I was able to watch every touchdown Cam made in HS from the sidelines. UNBELIEVABLE. In the highlight video we were playing against some of the toughest competition in the State of Texas…the highest level of football in the Nation. The play that starts at 6:10 is amazing because whet you cannot see is that was the 14th consecutive carry by Cam on that drive, and he still had not lost an ounce of energy and burst. Love the kid to death.
Scott Janssen replied on October 31st, 2013 at 9:26 am
Are you a Notre Dame fan or did you just happen across this article while living in Texas? Either way, welcome!
ND landed a great player in Cam. He's the kind of guy that just personifies football. Definitely a lot of fun to watch.
JPN commented on November 24th, 2013 at 2:48 pm
If you have a great Defense a little Cam goes a long way!
Kid had 45 carries in one high school game, not including punt and kick-off returns.
Watched his High School Career and follow his work at ND.
Real Texans follow HORNs and Cowboys and remember Joe Montana too well to be ND backers, that said I seldom miss a ND telecast since Cam arrived.
No size , No speed? Somebody forgot to tell Cam, Oh? they told him? On, and on and on, he goes.
Earning ever opportunity, every yard and TD, no luck involved.
Now you know, "Luck of the Irish" wears number 33.[Reply]


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Hello!! HEro Of The Day here, I am a very experianced music forum user and I look foward to contribute to this forum.
Hello Hero,,,you are most welcome to this new forum...we need talented members like you to get this place Rocking!!...
Especially when you are a legend elsewhere,,,I know the feeling,,,lol,,,but you know more about forums than I do and I'm sure you'll be one of the best members in here in no time.
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Hi Hero!!! Good to see you!
I have been a bit under the weather lately, so it has taken me a few days to catch up with you. This forum is fairly new, and really could use some good posters like you, Neverlife, Jody, Mag, Bain, and whomever else we can scratch up to join. Currently the stats show 13,505 members with only 481 with active status, and out of those 481 alot of them are spammers. This forum is neat and clean. No flaming or slamming. I like that.
Anyway, hang around. Things will get cleaned up and we can rock this place
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Hero, you should do a Journal of your own........and start with Buckethead
hello there. its nice to meet you here, the number of members we have changes everyday quite frequently so it's hard to keep up. sad that most of the new members never stay here. i hope you stay and chat about music. not a lot of people on here.
Hello Underthetreesandseas, yeah I have noticed the same thing. Hero, Magic and I are friends and we are considering inviting some more people who are excellent forum members here. But man,,,the spam is everywhere, I know you are very busy with other things and I'm not criticizing but if we cleaned the crap out of here I think way more people would stay.
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Mods can't control spam, there's no point unless we have a better spam filter.
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On Sunday October 6, in the beautiful Riviera del Pacifico's open air theatre,
four Baja bands and a San Diego group "turned the mutha out". The theatre, designed to hold 500 or so, was crammed with approximately 1,000 jazz fans sitting in aisles and spilling out onto surrounding gardens.
The University Autonoma de Baja California and Ensenada Jazz, particularly leader and keyboardist Sixto Rosas and his trombonist brother Francisco, are to be congratulated for organizing this annual event. The beautiful and very soulful aspect of the afternoon is that the musicians play for the love of the music-nobody was paid. Admission was free and the grateful fans showered the talented ensembles with love and enthusiastic applause for their very inspired and noble efforts.
I was as impressed with the audience as I was with the musicianship. The 95% Mexicano audience made this event a very family affair. Even the children sat with rapt attention for seven hours of those beautifully crafted sounds. Each artist was respectfully rewarded with applause at the conclusion of their solos and all the "cats" grinned from ear to ear upon hearing the thunderous response at the end of their sets.
I am always surprised at how many jazz fans and excellent musicians there are in Baja California where jazz is not found on the airwaves or in clubs. Marco Antonio Novelo of Hotel Las Rosas has earned jazz fan acrimony for firing Ensenada Jazz from the only venue we had left to hear our music live.
The afternoon was kicked off by THE JAZZ JUNIORS. Though still learning the switch from playing Rock and Roll and Cumbias, what they lacked "in chops" they made up for with enthusiasm. My only negative is that medical doctor Marco Hintze, sang classics like Summertime, I Wish You Love and Satin Doll like the rock and roller he is. Just "keep it in the pocket" doc! All those swoops and swirls in his vocalizing were more than distracting. The Gershwin brothers and Duke Ellington, if not turning over in their graves, would not have enjoyed the liberties taken on these classic jazz classics.
Following The Juniors was a very competent electronic group called Contra Punto (Counterpoint) from Tijuana. The drummer definitely understood be bop, which is difficult for most latin drummers to grasp. A lively set was performed by the capable Tijuanenses (Tijuanans) who knew what Duke Ellington meant when he said "It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing". These TJ home boys definitlely swung on standards like "Waltz for Debbie" and "The Joy of Spring", My favorite of their performance was a hard driving, up tempo, rendition of "Caravan" .
My personal favorite of the Festival was a San Diego group called SAFAR, led by monster tenor player Steve Spencer. I have listened to Steve perform with Ensenada Jazz for the past three years. He is a half-time resident in Ensenada while devoting the other half to playing on a New Orleans riverboat. I had never heard him front his own group and was amazed at how much more he could "spread out" when not confined to the arrangements of Ensenada Jazz. This was a commanding performance and all the audience knew they were in the presence of gifted artists.
SAFARI was the only all acoustic group of the afternoon and their bass player could definitely "walk it". It was also refreshing to hear a bass player who knows the proper use of the bow on ballads. The electronic bass will never replace that wonderful, full, rich sound in the hands of a master. Safari has a bad-ass bassist.
I am very proud of my friend Steve Spencer. He has assimilated well into the Mexican music scene and culture. Ensenadans refer to him as "muy sencillo y humilde", very simple and humble. All the Mexican cats know he is "the bomb" and appreciate his humility and willingness to share his musical experience and talent with lesser schooled musicians. Steve evoked laughter from the audience when introducing the artists in his band in Spanish. He referred to his drummer as "chngon", loosely translated a muthaf——. Even the childen in the audience were bemused, but not shocked, at his use of a term he considered a compliment and not a profanity. Steve has, like most foreigners, learned the swear words first.
The funky surprise for me of the afternoon is a blues band from Mexicali called Fay Rosas. I did not expect to hear such competent blues playing from non Afro-Americans. This happened to me once before at the Monterey Jazz Festival in the early sixties. Growning up in Blues clubs in Oakland, since the age of 15, I believed you had to be black to get those down home blues. When I saw Big Brother and the holding company, Charlie Musselwhite and The Paul Butterfield Blues Band in Monterey I snickered at what I expected to be a lame performance of white boys- until I heard the first eight bars. These Mexicali boys "knocked me out" the same way with their interpretations of: Tower of Power, Bob Dylan and Muddy Waters' compositions. I especially liked the lead players use of the Wa Wa pedal to create those funky west coast blues overtones.
The favorites of Ensenadans closed the scheduled festival proceedings. Ensenada Jazz has performed a 20 year odyssey of introducing Baja Californianos to "the music". They demonstrated why they are so respected by this community with their awesome talent. The height of their set was a dual between tenor player Steve Spencer of New Orleans/San Miguel and Chico Valdez, an alto player from Mexicali. The battle lines were drawn by leader Sixto Rosas who announced "from jump street" that this was going to be a whose got the best chops competition. Sixto said that the loser would either eat tacos or hamburgers. The audience loved it and showed no deference to the two performers. In my book Steve was the clear winner but Chico is such a strong player that everyone agreed it shoud be a draw.
What a great and splendifferous afternoon. Thanks to everybody who was part of putting this event together. Especially the hard blowin, swingin cats on stage. Ya all did great. "Chingon" ya all was.
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Hawkins-Moss's employment history, as provided by the county's Employee Relations Department, does seem a bit odd. In 1993 Hawkins, then single, was working as a staffer for Dennis Moss in his first term as a county commissioner. Three years later she jumped to the airport to become a contract compliance specialist, inspecting and monitoring the very construction contracts her former boss — and husband-to-be — was charged with awarding.
As reported in early 1997 by then-New Times writer Jim DeFede, she took advantage of the county's internal job pipeline that allows employees to transfer from one department to another while keeping their salary. In Hawkins's case, it proved to be a windfall: Her starting salary at the airport was nearly double that of her fellow contract compliance specialists. Today, several promotions later, the happily married Hawkins-Moss earns just under $66,000 and is intimately involved with the questionable multimillion-dollar contracts that have so many people up in arms.
Touting her own extensive responsibilities, Hawkins-Moss herself wrote in an internal evaluation that "in July 2001 the Board of County Commissioners approved a contract that I prepared and processed." It was a project, she added, "valued at $658 million, with this contract being one of the single largest contracts awarded for the Aviation Department."
Only a cynic with a heart much more hardened than Kulchur's would think Hawkins's proximity to a legion of checkbook-wielding airport lobbyists had anything to do with her abrupt career shift — or her nuptials to the county commission's transportation chair. Still she and her husband must have some interesting dinnertime answers to the question: "How was your day at work, honey?"
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Onde-onde (Ondeh-ondeh) Recipe
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250 g Glutinous Rice Flour
200 ml Pandan Juice
150 g Gula Melaka (Palm Sugar), finely chopped
100 g Grated Coconut
A Pinch Of Sea Salt
In a large bowl, combine the glutinous rice flour with Pandan juice and knead lightly. Pinch a small piece of the dough (about 40 g) and drop it into boiling water. When the dough rises up the surface, remove it with a slotted spoon and shake off the excess water. Mix it back into the main dough and knead well to form smooth dough. Cover the dough and set aside for about 15 minutes.
Mix the grated coconut with a pinch of salt and steam for about 2 – 3 minutes and let it cool completely.
Bring a pot of water to boil. Pinch a small piece of dough (about 15 g each) and flatten lightly. Fill the center of the dough with palm sugar. Roll them in your palm to form a smooth ball and cook the glutinous rice balls in the boiling water. When the rice balls float to the surface, remove them with a slotted spoon and shake off the excess water.
Coat the rice balls with grated coconut and serve immediately.
Cook's Note:
To make the Pandan Juice. Blend 10 Pandan leaves with 220 ml water.
Note from Rasa Malaysia:
Gula Melaka is available at AsianSupermarket365.com.
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I love this but I'm terrible with dough, sounds easy but I'll be a big mess. You have a beautiful blob & photos. I don't know how you ladies do it, congrats!
oops, sorry, just noticed I wrote 'blob' instead of 'blog'.
I've never tried this before.. but the sheer simplicity of the methods combined with minimal ingredients has placed this recipe on my to try list
I have never tried these onde-onde before but they sure looks cute and I am sure they are very delicious.
Where can I find freshly grated cocunut?
Poostz! Oops, the onde-onde just burst in my mouth with the essence :D
You are really amazing! Your blog is very impressive and I love to read your blog, browse through your great recipes.
It happened that I also had a recipe of ondeh-ondeh, just to share with you. :)Hey, I just posted my recipe on Onde-Onde also. TODAY!
These are so pretty, and the coconut looks delicious!
I'd love to try them. A trip to the local Oriental Supermarket is in order, methinks!
Oh we call these "Kelepon" in Indonesian :-)
We also have the chocolate variety of kelepon. Chocolate and palm sugar… yummy!!
Ondeh ondeh everywhere!!!
i like the recipe given here…i mean i luv the food..
These do sound good, but my husband doesn't like coconut. Any ideas for a substitution?
wow…i luv the recipe and shots..looks perfect………..
its loke so delicious and i fell so hungry now
very interesting. Indonesians call this kelepon and onde-onde is another different things. In Indonesia, onde-onde refers to a fried ball with red bead paste filling and wrapped by sesame.
The best ondeh-ondeh I had have is from my kampung, sells by an old man during the Pasar Ramathan only,and it just cost 50 cents! but I think it is not easy to make ondeh-ondeh, especially when u wrap the gula melaka with the outer layer~
Really miss this yummy yummy kuih! Thx for ur post! ^^One more thing, I'm living in bay area, near Berkeley,
do u know where can I buy the pandan leaves??
I need it to cook nasi lemak~i just made it! thanks for the recipe. though i wonder if you had any problems with the skin of the ball bursting as it boils?
I've tried making a couple of times. Boiling part of the dough till it floats is the key to prevent it from bursting. Reason behind that is because the boiled dough is suppose to act like an elastic wall that expands when you boil it. Another thing you can do is to keep the cover open and boil it over medium small fire, to prevent high pressure, hence bursting it.
Many traditional onde-onde recipes do not use gultinous rice flour but use mashed sweet potato with some tapioca flour. For the filling, alternatively one can use grated coconut lightly sweeten with gula melaka. This will reduce the overall GI of the onde-onde, suitable for diabetic. In the US, some called sweet potato, yam. Strange!
very nice! esp with lots of gula melaka inside.
Love your blog name. I am going to start a new "Nyonya Food" food blog, looking forward to learn more about Nyonya food in Melaka. :)
We love onde onde,but cannot get fresh coconut in china.beside what i use for granish.
thanks,hi, we can't get freshly grated coconut here in London unless we buy the old coconut and grate it ourself. is there any alternative? how about using dessicated coconut steamed with some coconut milk? or can we use frozen grated coconut? thanks.
Rachel, this is a bit of a long time after your comment but I just wanted to let you know that you CAN get fresh grated coconut in London. At Earl's Court on Hogarth Road there's a filipino supermarket called Pinoy Supermarket and they sell freshly grated coconu at £2 a coconut. You have to ask the cashier as they grate it fresh.
Good luck!
anyone used brown sugar as a substitute? palm sugar is kind of hard to get here
Yum, yum, yum! I made these for my malaysian boyfriend and he loved them. They are so simple to make and so delicious.
we, javanese people called onde-onde as kelepon based on the description in here. i thought we shared the same roots, but to be honest i am bit objected when someone called as malaysian desert. let's say south east asian rather pointed the finger to specific country. historically most of our culinary heritage came from the same ingredients (gula jawa as gula melaka-they are same and compliment each other). beautiful photos & nice presentation.
I didn't know about kelepon but agree we share the same root. I need to travel to Indonesia more to learn about Indonesian food. Thanks for your comment.
I can't get the pandan leaves here but i bought the pandan paste. How much water do I need for kneading the dough with the pandan paste? Thanks! :)
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I love your blog and onde2 especially. I'm wondering though what is the significance of putting that 40g of dough into the boiling water and then mixing it back again with the rest of the dough?? I'm gonna try and make these. Thanks! ~~
I think it makes the dough easier to work with. Like making Yuen Xiao
Thanks, I will try it. Anyway, your site looks great. Thank you for the generous tips and recipes!
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I just want to make five onde onde. The problem is that I cannot figure how to narrow it down. It doesn't say here that how many balls you can make from this recipe, though :)How long does this process of making onde onde take?
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May I know how to make Pandan Juice?
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i like onde onde. i saw recipe in fox history then i m in love with onde onde. i m indian but its my frist exotic dish in my life.
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I am sorry. Onde-Onde is the real cake of Mojokerto City State East Java, Indonesia. So why you wrote it up as Malaysia Kuih? You should make it correct. Thanks
My hubby loves ondeh ondeh. I sincerely tried it yesterday. Followed the recipe exactly but it was a disaster. I couldn't form the ball shape the dough melted in my palm….why is it so?. Please help. Thank you.
hi, this onde-onde looks so good. Never had it before but would like to try to make it real soon!!!
One question: should these be served hot or cold (room temp). Does the grated coconut must be fresh or dry is also ok?Heya, I love your blog and is always a go to for Malaysian recipes. I tried making onde onde before but it was a mess trying to stuff enough grated gula melaka in the middle and keep the dough thin. Do you have a tip? Also, is there a reason why a small dough is boiled and then kneaded into the raw dough?
i just made some with this recipe. the palm sugar i got was in large bars which i had to break into smaller pieces. the onde onde tasted like it should but the palm sugar did not dissolve.. so it was like a crunchy candy in the middle…. how do u get the palm sugar to "melt"?
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I live in mid-West and cannot find Gula Melaka, even online. Can it be substituted by Gula Jawa (Indonesian)? I can buy this on Amazon easily.
Also, is there an online grocery that sells fresh or frozen pandan leaves?
Thank youWhat is the preperation and cooking time?
Don't have to steam the palm sugar?
Will this recipe work if I used 100g of sweet potato flour and 10g of glutinous rice flour? I love the taste and texture of sweet potato in the recipe.


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The father of an 11-year-old autistic boy is seeking an explanation from
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The incident occurred November 23, 2012 after Richard Zelden and his wife dropped off their three children at the ship's Recess Kid's Club before going to dinner. When they returned to their cabin two hours later, they discovered their oldest son, an 11-year-old autistic boy, in a cabin two doors down where the cabin steward watched over him.
"We were taken aback as we knew he had been signed into the Kid's Club and did not have signing privileges to exit alone," Zelden told Cruise Critic.
The steward further explained he had been cleaning their cabin when the boy entered the room alone. Not sure what to do, he called his supervisor to report the child's arrival. He was told to take care of the boy until his parents returned.
Zelden went to the Kids' Club to find out what had happened.
"They were dumb-founded. They didn't even know he was missing," he said.
According to Zelden, the youth director was apologetic but offered no explanation as to how his son had escaped.
The line did subsequently investigate the incident, AnneMarie Mathews, a Norwegian spokeswoman, told Cruise Critic. "We have conducted an extensive review of the situation and took corrective action with the crew members who were involved. We have extended our sincerest apology to the family and offered them compensation." What type of corrective action and which crew members were not specified.
The same message was sent to Zelden in a letter from the line. "You can be assured that the appropriate corrective steps have been taken," the line wrote. "Please accept our sincere apologies for this upsetting experience."
According to Margalit Francus, founder and editor of AutisticGlobetrotting.com, a website dedicated to helping families with autistic children plan their travels, the incident is not entirely unsurprising.
"Sadly, some autistic kids do have a tendency to wander, which is a major safety concern to parents," she explained to Cruise Critic. High child/crew ratios, especially around the holidays when there can be a thousand kids onboard, only exacerbates the problem of keeping an eye on such children.
The line is capable of taking care of children with special needs, Mathews told Cruise Critic. "In most cases, our youth staff is able to adjust activities within the youth and teen programs for those children that require special care." The line does not provide one-on-one care, though.
Mathews did not comment on the "problem" of too many children, something at least one parent on the same sailing described on Cruise Critic's
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Though I cannot believe that "the best pizza in the world" wouldn't have a softly-fried egg on it, this does look pretty close!
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Just say no to no carbs, lady! And, heck, this is definitely the way to do that!
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Pizza and pasta are the reasons that I will NEVER be on a No Carb diet! This pizza looks really yummy, you didn't stand a chance of staying on the diet.
Carb-free diets are way overrated. It's far more important for you to be living it up in these last weeks before the wedding! Enjoy!
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