Fall in Love with Pumpkin: [south Asian Flavor] Pumpkin Sago Pudding
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Raw material map
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Peel and cut pumpkin, steamed;
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The steamed pumpkin is pressed into puree;
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Soak sago in cold water for 2-3 hours;
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Drain the soaked sago, add an appropriate amount of salad oil and mix well (you can order sugar) to prevent sticking;
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Take 8 egg tart molds (with a layer of oil on the inside, easy to demould), add a layer of sago to the bottom 1/3 to smooth;
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Then put the pumpkin puree in the middle;
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Put another layer of sago on top to smooth it;
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Put the prepared pumpkin and sago pudding mold on the pot and steam for 15 minutes.
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The steamed pumpkin sago pudding is crystal-like and very cute.
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The steamed pumpkin and sago pudding can be slowly taken out along the edge of the mold with a toothpick, and placed on a paper tray (I omitted it in this step. It may not have been brushed with a layer of oil on the mold in advance, or it may be a chrysanthemum mold. After demoulding, the steamed sago pudding is more sticky and difficult to handle. Finally, the step of removing it on the paper tray was abandoned.
Tips:
1. The pumpkin filling can be replaced with bean paste. The sago must be mixed with a little salad oil to prevent it from sticking to the mold. You can add some sugar, but because the pumpkin itself has sweetness, I didn't add any more sugar.
2. The sago must be soaked, otherwise it will not be easy to ripen.
3. Pumpkin contains a lot of sugar, so don't eat too much to avoid abdominal distension. Pumpkin is delicious, it is not advisable to eat too much at one time, otherwise it will cause beriberi and jaundice.