Time really flies, Qing Ming festival is arriving. I make some huat kuehs as a offering for the Qing Ming. I like this huat kueh because it is very easy to make and the recipe dose not need yeast to work as the raising agent. And as you can see, all the huat kuehs are smiling. Aren't they beautiful?.And they are delicious too.
Recipe:
Ingredients:
500 g plain flour
1 1/2 egg ( about 86 g)
400 g gula melaka
250g water
250 ml coconut milk (santan)
3/4 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
3 teaspoon hot water
Method:
~~1) Bring water to a boil with gula Melaka (palm sugar) until sugar dissolves. Drain and leave to cool.
~~2) Beat eggs and milk until well mixed, add in flour and melted gula Melaka , mix well.
~~3) Dissolves bicarbonate of soda with 3 teaspoon of hot water, stir well and pour into the mixture of (2). Mix well.
~~4) Spoon batter into paper cups until 3/4 full, steam over high heat for 15 minutes.
Hi Veron, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteU never add in the flour step....
ReplyDeleteHousewife, Op!!!! so sorry and thank you for telling me. I have rectified it. Thanks.....
ReplyDeletehi Veron,
ReplyDeletecheck with you, why need to add santan? may i know this recipe is for how many pcs of fa gao?
Hi Jess, santan gives better taste and fragrance. If I am not wrong this recipe can make 12- 15 pcs of fa gao.
ReplyDeleteThe taste is really great, but mine doesn't "smile" (open up) ...the face remain close...Why is it so? The taste is good but it must look good too... Appreciate your comment.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
kevin
Hi Kevin, did you follow strictly method step no.3? Do not place huat kueh too near to each other (also means do not steam too many at one time), and only start to steam when water is boiled. Steam over high heat.
ReplyDeleteHope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Hi Veron...Took your advice about putting in ONLY AFTER the water is bubbling boiled...I place 1 pc in just to test in ....guess what? when I opened the lid....the kueh "smiled" at me..The feeling was exhilarating.....better than an orgasm (pardon my crude language)...but that was how excited I was after so many failures from other recipes...Now, not only it taste good, it looks good too...
ReplyDeleteHi Kevin, I am glad to hear that you have succeeded. Bravo!
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