I
like to eat Nian Gao especially sandwich in between sweet potato and yam. But I
don't feel like making Nian Gao fritter. So the other way of enjoying is to
steam and then coat with desiccated coconut! Instead of having only Nian Gao why
not invite its' best buddy, sweet potato and yam as well!
Like
fritter I used Nian Gao as filling, steam together with sweet potato and yam. Here
come the steamed Nian Gao Kueh :D The best to enjoy is serving it as soon as
come out from steamer. Can you see the Nian Gao oozing out? Let see how I make
it.
Steamed Nian Gao Kueh (年糕)
Ingredients:
(A) sweet potato layer
150g sweet potato
15g rice flour
15g glutinous rice flour
(B) yam layer
150g yam
15g rice flour
15g glutinous rice flour
some water (only if too dry)
some water (only if too dry)
(C)
150g Nian Gao (年糕)
for filling
250g desiccated coconut
Pinch of salt
*steam 10 minutes
Methods:
1. Remove skin, cut sweet potato/ yam into cubes. Arrange in steamer and
steam till soft.
2. While sweet potato/ yam still hot, mashed. Add in the rest ingredients and knead to combine form soft dough.
3. Cut Nian Gao into thin slices. Set aside.
4. Lightly grease 8' round pan. Assemble by scatter yam dough around pan. Lightly press to get even surface. Arrange Nian Gao slices. Then top with sweet potato dough. Cover with cling wrap (heat proof type) and now ready to steam.
5. Bring water to boil, place the pan in steamer and steam at medium heat for
10 minutes.
6. Serve with steamed desiccated coconut while is hot! Enjoy!
Thank you for sharing your new idea...
ReplyDeleteCan't stop salivating! Seriously yumm ;)
ReplyDeleteOooo...I still have a huge piece of nian gao standing on my dinning table.lol. Wonder what I can do with them. I am so craving for some right now. Wish I can have some of yours. hehe... Love the melting part. Slurpp..
ReplyDeleteKristy
Hi Vivian! I like this healthier version! Less sinful and yet looks equally yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious. I love the idea of adding sweet potato and yam to it. =)
ReplyDeleteHi Vivian, I like this steamed version. Good idea and addition of grated coconut, even better...
ReplyDeleteLike your healthy of enjoy nian ngao.
ReplyDeletethat oozing nian gao is killing me now! :D
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