The Handmade Process Behind Our Pineapple Coconut Tart
Our Pineapple Coconut Tart begins with preparing fresh pineapple by hand before combining it with our coconut mixture. We trim and peel the pineapple, remove the pineapple eyes, slice the fruit, and combine it with sugar, flour, egg and shredded coconut as part of our preparation process.
At Bunn Choon Restaurant in Petaling Street, we take care in preparing our homemade pastries, and this video gives customers a closer look at the early stages behind our Coconut Pineapple Tart.
How We Prepare Our Pineapple Coconut Tart
Our Pineapple Coconut Tart preparation starts with several hands-on steps, from preparing the pineapple to combining it with the coconut mixture.
The process includes:
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Selecting and preparing the pineapple
2
Removing the top, bottom and outer skin
3
Removing the pineapple eyes
4
Slicing the prepared pineapple
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Mixing sugar, flour and egg
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Adding shredded coconut
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Combining the pineapple with the coconut mixture
Each stage helps prepare the ingredients before they continue into the remaining pastry-making process.
Preparing the Pineapple by Hand
We begin by selecting the pineapple and preparing it carefully in our kitchen.
First, we remove the top and bottom of the pineapple before peeling away the outer skin. After peeling, we remove the remaining pineapple eyes from the surface.
Once the pineapple has been cleaned and prepared, we slice it into smaller pieces before moving on to the mixing stage.
Starting with a whole pineapple allows us to prepare the fruit step by step before it becomes part of our Coconut Pineapple Tart.
Preparing the Coconut Mixture
After preparing the pineapple, we begin making the coconut mixture.
We combine sugar, flour and egg before adding shredded coconut into the mixture. The ingredients are then mixed together as part of the preparation for our tart.
This stage brings together the flavours and ingredients that form the coconut-pineapple mixture used in our homemade pastry.
Adding the Prepared Pineapple
Once the coconut mixture is ready, we add the prepared pineapple.
The sliced pineapple is combined with the coconut mixture, bringing together the main ingredients before the next stages of making our Pineapple Coconut Tart continue.
From preparing the whole fruit to combining it with the coconut mixture, each step contributes to the homemade character of this traditional pastry.
Watch How We Prepare Our Pineapple Coconut Tart Mixture
Our preparation video shows how we prepare the pineapple and combine it with the coconut mixture in our kitchen.
You can see the pineapple being trimmed, peeled, cleaned and sliced before it is mixed together with the other ingredients.
This video focuses on the preparation of the pineapple and coconut mixture, giving customers a closer look at the work that takes place before our Pineapple Coconut Tart is completed.
From Fresh Pineapple to Our Homemade Pastry
For us, making traditional pastries is not only about the finished appearance. The preparation begins much earlier, with selecting ingredients and carefully handling each stage before the pastry is ready to serve.
Our Pineapple Coconut Tart is part of our wider selection of traditional Chinese pastries available at Bunn Choon Restaurant.
It is a suitable choice for tea time, sharing with family and friends, or bringing home as part of a takeaway pastry selection.
Bring Home Our Traditional Pastries
Our homemade pastries are prepared without added preservatives, and takeaway boxes are available for customers who would like to bring them home or share them with others.
For the best flavour and freshness, we recommend enjoying our homemade pastries within three days.
If you are looking for traditional food souvenirs from Kuala Lumpur, you can also explore our guide to the best food souvenirs from KL.
Try Our Pineapple Coconut Tart in Petaling Street
If you are visiting Chinatown Kuala Lumpur, you can stop by our restaurant in Petaling Street and include our Pineapple Coconut Tart in your pastry selection, subject to current availability.
We are located beside Kwai Chai Hong, where visitors can enjoy our traditional pastries together with dim sum, tea and other familiar Chinese favourites.
FAQ
We remove the top and bottom of the pineapple, peel away the skin, remove the pineapple eyes and slice the fruit before combining it with the other ingredients.
We prepare the mixture with sugar, flour, egg and shredded coconut before adding the prepared pineapple.
The video focuses on preparing the pineapple and coconut mixture. It shows the early preparation stages before the remaining pastry-making steps continue.
Yes. Takeaway boxes are available for our homemade pastries, subject to current availability.
For the best flavour and freshness, we recommend enjoying our homemade pastries within three days.
Customers can visit us at Bunn Choon Restaurant in Petaling Street, Chinatown Kuala Lumpur, beside Kwai Chai Hong, subject to current availability.
A Closer Look at Our Homemade Pineapple Coconut Tart
Our Pineapple Coconut Tart begins with preparing fresh pineapple by hand before combining it with our coconut mixture made with sugar, flour, egg and shredded coconut.
By sharing our preparation process, we hope customers can enjoy not only the finished pastry but also a closer look at the care and work that goes into making our homemade tart.
