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Simple Steps on How to make Custard Powder at home


What you need
2 cups of Corn Starch flour
4 drops of banana flavour
2 drops of vanilla flavour
A little sugar
A pinch of salt
Egg York


Method
Measure the two cups of corn starch flour
Add banana flavour, vanilla flavour
Then mix everything together and allow to dry
Turn into a container

How to prepare the meal
Measure the quantity that you want to eat
Add a little cold water to dilute it to form a slurry paste.
Mix and stir it
Heat water on the stove Allow it boil (100 degrees Celsius)
Gradually add water until it turns to a thick gel like liquid
Add evaporated milk or soy milk and sugar to taste


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