Laksamana mengamuk

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CourseBeverage
Place of originIndonesia
Region or stateRiau
Serving temperatureCold
Laksamana mengamuk
CourseBeverage
Place of originIndonesia
Region or stateRiau
Serving temperatureCold
Main ingredientsKwini mango, coconut milk, sugar and mineral water

Laksamana mengamuk (lit.'raging admiral') (Jawi: لقسامان مڠماوق) is a is a traditional iced drink from the Malay community of Riau, Indonesia, made from sliced kwini mango served in sweetened coconut milk with ice.[1][2]

Local folklore links the name to a tale about an admiral (laksamana) who, enraged after a domestic dispute, rampaged through a kwini orchard owned by a landlord, leaving the fruit scattered. Nearby villagers mixed the chopped kwini with coconut milk and palm or white sugar, creating a refreshing drink that was then shared by the community. The episode is cited as the origin of the drink's name and recipe.[1][3][4]

Ingredients and preparation

The main ingredients are ripe kwini mango, coconut milk, and sugar syrup, often scented with pandan leaves nd served over ice. A common household method is to simmer coconut milk with sugar and pandan leaves, allow it to cool, then pour it over sliced kwini with ice.[1] Other versions follow similar proportions and preparation steps, using freshly pressed coconut milk and ice, while some simpler variations include only kwini, grated coconut, sugar, water, and ice.[5]

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