Boil until sago pearls turn translucent. Stir to keep sago pearls from clumping together.
Sago pearls is ready when they are fully translucent.
Pour cooked sago pearls into a strainer.
Run water through them to remove excess starch.
Scoop sago pearls equally into 4 bowls. Add a teaspoon of natural colouring into each bowl except for white (I use blue pea flower for blue, beetroot juice for red and a dash of turmeric powder for yellow).
Leave the sago pearls for a couple of minute to absorb the colours.
Scoop coloured sago pearls into glasses.
Layer them according to our National flag.
Once you are done layering, chill the glasses in refrigerator for at least two hours for the sago pearls to set.
While waiting for the sago pearls to set, prepare palm sugar syrup. Chop palm sugar into smaller pieces and boil with water and pandan leaf until fragrant.
Pour palm sugar syrup onto sago pudding before serving.