Crystal Bowl Cake

Crystal Bowl Cake

by Rou Hao Lin Qi

5.0 (1)
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Difficulty

Normal

Time

30m

Serving

2

The traditional steamed rice cake is one of the Guangdong snacks. It was first created in Taishan County, Guangdong Province and has a history of hundreds of years. The "Taishan County Chronicles" written in the Qing Dynasty between Xianfeng (1851-1861) contains: "Bozai cakes, the former Ming scholars used boats at a distance of hundreds of miles. In fact, there was only one family of famous people at the time, in Huafeng Yuqiao. By the side, there are stones at the bottom of the river, and clear springs flow out. The house is suitable for setting stones on it. Washing sugar is used to clarify and remove turbidity. It has been passed down, and it has become the current Cantonese porridge cake, which has become popular all over the country, and even at home and abroad. When eating, pour the porridge cake out of the small porridge, wear it with bamboo sticks and eat it. Some porridge cakes have red beans added; some porridge cakes are made of white sugar, so they are white. "

Ingredients

Crystal Bowl Cake

1. Benzi cake powder 500g.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

2. Add powdered sugar to the Benzi cake powder (I added powdered sugar for convenience, it looks the same as Benzi cake powder, and I can’t see it).

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

3. This cup is too small, change to a stainless steel plate, add clean water, and stir evenly.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

4. Sifted.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

5. The sieved flour paste is very delicate, and the steamed cake will be more delicate.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

6. Add red beans.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

7. You can make 20 pieces for this amount. Leave the steaming box for 15 minutes.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

8. Let it cool and you can eat it ٩😛ི۶.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

9. The daughter put out another plate.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

10. Crystal clear.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

11. Lots of red beans.

Crystal Bowl Cake recipe

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