It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes

by Red Bean Kitchen

4.9 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Normal

Time

1h

Serving

3

Sugar steamed cake ~ the sweetest taste in childhood memory.
The deliciousness that can only be eaten during the Chinese New Year, the sweet and white pastries that are shipped out of the pan, make a bite full of happiness!

Ingredients

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes

1. Prepare all the ingredients.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

2. Put the rice flour, glutinous rice flour, and sugar into the pot.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

3. Add water a little bit.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

4. Rub rice noodles with water.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

5. The rice noodles can be squeezed into a ball and shaken without falling apart, and the amount of water is just right.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

6. Cover the steamer with steamer cloth and sprinkle some double-carbon sugar on the bottom to prevent adhesion.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

7. Sift the rice noodles.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

8. Scrape the rice noodles gently.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

9. Cut into small pieces with a knife.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

10. Decorate dried fruit on top.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

11. Put it in a steamer, cover and steam until 20 minutes.
Ganzhiyuan double-carbon white sugar, healthy and sulfur-free, more reassuring.

It’s Easy to Make Chinese Pastries from Childhood...steamed Sugar Cakes recipe

Tips:

Steamed cake with glutinous rice flour tastes better, soft and soft.
The amount of water can be adjusted according to the water absorption of your own rice noodles.

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