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Sticky rice cooked in coconut milk, wrapped in long leaf parcels, and steamed — essential at Brunei celebrations.
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Kelupis is a traditional Bruneian snack: sticky rice is half-cooked in coconut milk, wrapped in long parcels of nyirik leaves, and steamed. Chewy with a coconut flavor, it's eaten with meat dishes such as curry or rendang. It's essential at weddings and Hari Raya (the festival ending the fast).
Rinse the sticky rice, soak 3 hours, and drain.
Put the sticky rice, coconut milk, water, and salt in a pot and cook, stirring, until the liquid is absorbed.
Place 3 tbsp at a time on parchment paper, wrap into long parcels, and wrap again in foil.
Steam for 40 minutes.
Serve in their wrappers alongside meat dishes.