Monday, February 9, 2009
Peanut Filled Tang Yuan (Kuih Ee) in Pengat (Penang Style Bubur Cha Cha)
Ingredients:
Tang Yuan Filling:
1/2 cup skinless peanut, toasted and coarsely grounded
1 ½ tbsp peanut butter
2 tbsp icing sugar
Tang Yuan Dough:
1 ½ cup glutinous rice flour
1 tbsp rice flour
1/2 tbsp wheat starch
small dust of pink food coloring
3/4 cup hot boiling water
Pengat Dessert Soup:
1 small yam/taro (prefer purple color yam), cut to bite size
1 small sweet potato (prefer orange color sweet potato), cut to bite size
1 (400 mL) canned thick coconut milk diluted in 1 cup water or dilute coconut milk, freshly pressed from fresh coconut for the second time
1/2 cup thick coconut milk/cream (canned or freshly pressed from fresh coconut for the first time)
2 ripe banana, cut to 2 cm lengthwise
1 ½ tbsp sugar or to taste
1/2 tsp salt or to taste
Note: Pre-cooked black eye beans and tapioca starch jelly can be added.
Method:
To prepare the filled tang yuan:
In a bowl, mix together all the filling ingredients till clump together, divide into 13 portions and shape into small balls; set aside.
In a separate bowl, mix together 1 cup of glutinous flour, rice flour, wheat starch and food coloring.
Gradually, stir-in hot boiling water till sticky dough form.
Slowly, knead-in the remaining glutinous flour till smooth and elastic dough, divide into 13 portions and roll up to dough balls; set aside covered with wet kitchen towel.
Well flour hands with glutinous flour, flatten dough balls, place-in a portion of peanut filling, wrap up nicely and roll back to round shape, set filled rice balls aside covered.
Bring a pot of water to boil over high heat, drop in filled rice balls and cook till float (within a minute).
Drain well and immerse into ice cold water for about 3 minutes.
Drain well and set aside covered still serve.
Note: Traditionally tang yuan is serve in ginger syrup.
To prepare pengat:
Bring dilute coconut milk to boil over medium heat.
Add-in yam and sweet potato, and cook till just begin to soft (about 10 minutes).
Reduce heat to low, add-in thick coconut milk, banana, sugar and salt, cook till banana just begin to soft (about 5 minutes or less).
Remove from heat set aside to cool to room temperature.
Drop-in the prepared tang yuan and serve warm or cold.
Labels:
Boil,
Chinese,
Dessert,
Filling/Jam,
Malaysian,
Rice Cooker,
Simmer,
Soup
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2 comments:
My nose smells good desserts in your blog...haha
Have eaten many types of Bubur Cha Cha but not with tang yuan. Its a good combination and I am going to try adding it together. Thanks for the idea!
Hahaha...Thanks CK!
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