Red Bean Cake
1.
Soak the red beans in clean water overnight to detect all the collapsed particles and impurities, and then clean them.
2.
Pour the soaked red beans into the rice cooker, add the same amount of water as usual for cooking rice, cook it in the rice cooker, and just use the rice cooking program.
3.
Soak the sago in water for 20 minutes and drain. The soaked sago is looser. Drain the water directly, don't stir it with your hands.
4.
Pour out the cooked red beans, drain the water slightly, pour the sago into the red beans, and stir well.
5.
Pour sugar and glutinous rice flour into the red beans and sago.
6.
Knead the red beans and sago and glutinous rice flour with your hands directly, and grab it with your hands to form a ball. There is no need to knead too much.
7.
Pour the dough on the panel, grab the long strip, and knead it evenly.
8.
Divide the dough into two portions, put it on a steaming board that has been brushed with oil, and steam it on high heat for 15 minutes. When it is just steamed, it is very sticky. Remove the lid of the pan, let it cool, and then take it out and slice it for serving.
Tips:
Don't soak the sago for too long. It takes about 20 minutes. The soaked sago is very soft, so don't rub it with your hands. Just pour it into the red beans and mix it.
Stir the sago and red beans evenly with a spoon or chopsticks so that the sago and red beans are fully mixed so that the steamed red bean cake will not fall apart.
The freshly steamed red bean cake is very sticky, so you must let it cool well before slicing it and serving it on a plate.