Showing posts with label Kueh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kueh. Show all posts

Thursday, 6 September 2018

Kuih Talam







Kuih Talam


Ingredients

Green Layer
50g rice flour
4 tsp tapioca flour
1 Tbsp mung bean flour
160g sugar
100ml pandan juice
250ml water
1/4 tsp alkaline water

Coconut Cream Layer
4 Tbsp rice flour
2 Tbsp + 4 tsp mung bean flour
1/2 tsp salt
500 ml thick coconut milk

Method

1) To make the green layer, combine the three types of flour in a bowl and mix in the sugar. 

2) Add the pandan juice and water and mix until well combined and smooth. Add the alkaline water.

3)  Strain the mixture into a double boiler or bowl sitting on top of a simmering pan of water. Stir until the mixture starts to thicken and remove the bowl from the heat.  

4) Pour into a 7-inch square cake tin. Steam until set, about 20 mins (when you tilt the tin, the mixture shouldn't wobble). Set aside.

5) To make the coconut cream layer, combine the rice and mung bean flours and salt in a mixing bowl.

6) Gradually pour in the coconut milk, stirring well until smooth. Strain into a double boiler and stir the mixture over low heat. Remove from the heat as soon as it begins to thicken.

7) Remove the tin containing the green layer from the steamer and remove any excess moisture from the top by gently pressing a paper towel to the surface, then pour the coconut cream layer on top. 

8) Steam for another 15 mins. Cool thoroughly before cutting.






Tuesday, 12 August 2014

Nyonya Sago Coconut Kueh

My mother is a sago lover and this is one of her favourite sweet delicacies which she has requested me to make time and time again. I guess it's not difficult to see why. 

The combination of palm sugar, pandan and coconut milk brings out the beautiful flavour in this traditional kueh. Moist and flavoursome, not to mention the attractive different layers of colours, it just make this kueh simply hard to resist!





Nyonya Sago Coconut Kueh

Ingredients

(A)
400g Sago
300g Water

(B)

210g Grated White Coconut
220g Sugar
200ml Thick Coconut Milk
A pinch of Salt

(C)

100g Palm Sugar (Gula Melaka)
4 Tbsp Water
1 Tbsp Pandan Juice, extracted from Pandan Leaves


Method


1) Soak ingredients (A) for 30 minutes.


2) Melt ingredients (C) over low heat. Sift and set to cool.


3) Mix sago and ingredients (B) well and divide into 3 portions.


4) Add 1/4 tsp of pink food colouring to portion 1. Add in ingredients (C) to portion 2. Set aside portion 3.


5) Spread portion 1 evenly in a 7" square cake tin and press lightly with a spatula. Steam for 1/2 hour until the sago is transparent. Remove from steamer, and then pour in portion 2. Steam again and finally pour in portion 3 and steam for 30 minutes further.


6) Cool completely before cutting.