Monday, April 5, 2010
Kuih Kosui
Recipe
Ingredients
100g palm sugar(gula melaka)
45g brown sugar
2pcs pandan leaves
500ml water (If you prefer a firmer texture, reduce the water to 480ml.)
110g rice flour
90ml water
30g tapioca flour
1/2tsp alkaline water
1/2 grated white coconut
1/2tsp salt
Steps:
1. Mix grated white coconut with salt and steam for 10mins.
2. Set aside to cool.
3. Boil water, palm sugar, brown sugar and pandan leaves together until sugar dissolved.
4. Strain syrup and leave it aside to cool.
5. Add water into the rice flour and mix well.
6. Add in tapioca flour and alkaline water and mix well.
7. Slowly add in the cooled syrup and mix well.
8. Strain the batter.
9. Pour batter into preheated moulds until 80% full.
10.Steam kuehs in a preheated steamer for 35mins.
11.Leave it aside to cool.
12.Remove kueh from mould and coat it with grated coconut.
Look chewy & soft. Yum Yum :)
ReplyDeleteWow....that's so cute! I would love to make these. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I love this kuih, use to buy from pasar pagi. I immediate bookmark and going to make this soon.
ReplyDeleteBecause of my small family, never made this before. Maybe next month, there is a birthday coming, so can make this for the kids party.
ReplyDelete做得很美,你的烘培手艺,越来越厉害了。
ReplyDeleteHi DG and MaryMoh,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your compliment. :)
My mum and sister-in-law also praised that the kueh is very chewy and soft.
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteI also love to buy this from the hawker store but sometime it has an alkaline after taste which I don't like it. Whereas this recipe don't have the alkaline after taste and I found that it taste like nian gao. Yummy! :p
Hi Anncoo,
ReplyDeleteThis recipe yield about 20 small cups. It nice to make this for a party but I don't think most of the children will love to eat kueh. My suggestion is leave half portion of the kueh without any grated coconut coating. Maybe they will try it as my elder one love it with the coconut coating whereas the younger one prefer it plain. Hope this help. :)
Hi Kate,
ReplyDelete谢谢你的夸奖。我还有很多东西要学呢!
I love kuih kosui and yours look so cute in those moulds.
ReplyDelete这个我很喜欢,可是还没亲手做过。。哈
ReplyDeleteMay I ask you - "Is it difficult to take out after steaming?"
ReplyDeleteHi Blessed Homemaker,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your compliment. :)
Hi Caecilia,
ReplyDeleteGreased the mould and it can be easily removed.
Hi Sally,
ReplyDelete那你应该亲手试试做。这个很容易做的。
is it a must to use the alkaline water? can omit or replace it wit other things?
ReplyDeleteJanice
I love this type of kueh. Do you think I can just omit the alkaline water in this recipe?
ReplyDeleteHi Janice and Icook4fun,
ReplyDeleteSorry, you can't omit the alkaline water or replace it. Both of you don't have to worry, this recipe uses a small amount of alkaline so it wouldn't have any after taste of alkaline.
Hi Happy flour, when I saw kuih kosui recipe on your blog, my husband and I were very excited as both of us like kuih kosui a lot but difficult to find nice ones. Thanks for sharing this recipe. Before I try out, may I know will the swee kueh mould too big? Or it is better to use mould smaller than this. Where did you get the plastic mould? At phoon huat, only metal moulds are available.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue,
ReplyDeleteYou can use any kind or sizes of moulds which you have. If you worry it will stick in the mould then lightly grease it.
I bought the plastic mould from Sun Lik.