Cantonese Steamed Rice Cake (Super Simple Edition)
Brown sugar rice cake is a traditional specialty snack. Cantonese have the habit of eating rice cakes during the Spring Festival. New year cake, also known as "year cake", and "year high" homophonic. Rice cakes are mostly made of glutinous rice flour: after the glutinous rice flour is sifted with silk, water, honey and harder dough are added, jujube and chestnuts are pasted on the flour mass, and the glutamo leaves are wrapped and steamed. There are many kinds of rice cakes, including brown rice cakes made of sand sugar and silver rice cakes made of white sugar. Besides steaming and frying, they can also be fried in slices with sweet and salty taste. To the point: Cantonese-style steamed rice cakes
Food Ingredients
glutinous rice flour
500g
Yellow sugar (or brown sugar)
250g (2 and a half tablets of yellow sugar)
Water
500g
Oil
A little
8 inch tin paper tray
1
red dates
3
Step
1
Preparation of materials
2
Boil yellow sugar in water, dress and cool
3
Yellow slices of sugar water let cool for about 5 minutes
4
Pour sugar water into glutinous rice flour and stir well
5
Stir well and knead for about 15 minutes
6
Knead until powder is smooth
7
Pour into the oiled tin foil plate and put the red dates on it.
8
After boiling, put the water into a pan and steam for 1.5 hours. Don't be impatient. If the time is short, the steaming will be difficult to cook!
9
Chopsticks poke and do not touch chopsticks to prove ripe, just out of the oven is very soft, want to eat hard put in the refrigerator for a night.
10
Put it in the refrigerator fresh-keeping area for an evening to harden and slice it.
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