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.
My nose smells good desserts in your blog...haha
ReplyDeleteHave 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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