Yield : about 15 glutinous rice balls
Ingredients:
100g mashed pumpkin purée
100~105g glutinous rice flour
10g tapioca powder
50g palm sugar, cut into fine bits
80g fresh grated coconut
1 pandan leaf, cut into 2cm length
1/4 tsp salt
Mix the grated coconut, pandan leaf and salt together. Steam it in the remnant steam after steaming the pumpkin.
Directions:
1. Take about 120g of peeled raw pumpkin. Steam the pumpkin chunks in a rice cooker. Simply pour 100ml of water into the rice cooker pot, and place the raw pumpkin chunks in a heat resistant bowl. Close the lid and start the rice cooking process by pressing the 'Quick' mode.
2. When the pumpkin is cooked, use a spoon or fork to mash it into purée.
3. In a mixing bowl, combine the hot pumpkin purée, glutinous rice powder and tapioca powder into a soft pliable dough.
4. Start boiling a pot of water to blanch the pumpkin rice balls later.
5. Take a teaspoonful of dough, about 15 ~ 18g, and roll it into a ball. Place the rice balls on a plate.
6. Select a rice ball and shape it into a bowl and place a few chunks of palm sugar in it. Wrap up the dough, and give it a light squeeze by closing up your palm. This is to ensure there will be no point of weakness where the melted palm sugar could leak out.
Then shape it into a ball by rolling between two palms.
If the dough is too dry, it will crack. Try to wet it with a bit of water to make it smoother and pliable.
10. Serve the ondeh-ondeh fresh after cooling down :)
Tips on keeping your fresh grated coconut
This will allow you to have fresh grated coconut whenever you want to make the ondeh-ondeh :)
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