Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful

by Little Five's Food, Drink and Fun

5.0 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

1h

Serving

2

This Spring Festival, our little fresh meat will travel alone with her husband’s classmates and family. This Spring Festival, I only plan to stay at home, quietly enjoy this rare time, quietly write my favorite drafts, quietly listen to my favorite music, drink my favorite tea, and play my favorite food. Such a day is very good!
A friend gave home-grown yam, which was floury and sweet. On New Year’s Eve, the yam is steamed, pressed into a puree, and turned into coconut yam cake, a small and refreshing home banquet dessert, which is quite pleasing. "

Ingredients

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful

1. Brush the yam and cut into sections.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

2. Put it in a rice cooker and cook.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

3. Take it out and let it cool slightly.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

4. Tear off the skin and press it into yam mud with a rolling pin.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

5. Add sugar and mix well.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

6. Take a piece and squeeze it into a circle.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

7. Put it into the mold and press.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

8. Take out and eat.

Coconut Yam Cake: Small Fresh and Beautiful recipe

Tips:

It is best to wash the yam and steam it with the skin, because it needs to be pressed into a mud and the yam will be soft and rotten.
If you like sweet ones, you can add some sugar.

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