Coconut Peanut Sesame Ai Ba Ba
1.
Boil a pot of boiling water, add 1 teaspoon of edible baking soda (to keep the mugwort leaves green), add the washed mugwort leaves and cook for 2-3 minutes. When the leaves are softened with your hands, pick them up several times with cold water.
2.
Squeeze the water from the mugwort leaves.
3.
Put the mugwort leaves and water into the food processor and break them.
4.
Mix glutinous rice flour, sticky rice flour, sugar, and edible oil, stir in mugwort paste, and knead into a dough.
5.
Divide the kneaded dough into several equal parts, wrap the filling like glutinous rice balls, knead it round, and pad a zong leaf to prevent sticking.
6.
Put it in the steaming tray and steam for 10 minutes on high heat (adjust the steaming time according to the size of the noodles).
7.
When it is out of the pot, remove the zong leaves underneath while it is hot, and wrap it in coconut paste. It can be eaten directly without the coconut paste.
8.
Plate.
9.
Sweet and glutinous Ai Ba Ba.
Tips:
Add some baking soda when cooking mugwort leaves to keep the leaves green.