Sticky Rice Noodles--ban Kueh
1.
Sticky rice.
2.
Mix rice flour with appropriate amount of warm water, and let it stand for a while. If there is too much water in the layer, it means that it is diluted. I didn't say the quantity, just estimate it by myself. There is a ratio on the Internet that the ratio of powder to water is 1:2. Let's try it out. The material can be prepared when the slurry is set aside.
3.
This is dried shallots, also called purple shallots. If you don't have them, you should use shallots, but the taste is not authentic.
4.
Slice the shallots.
5.
Chop the dried radish. The dried radishes you bought need to be washed, they are very dirty. If it is too salty, soak it in water.
6.
Add oil to the pan, add chopped green onions and fry until fragrant, add diced meat and dried radish until fragrant, and the green onions are browned. You can also add any seasoning you like, dried shrimp, shiitake mushrooms, etc.
7.
When the water is boiled, pour the rice milk into the oiled bowl.
8.
Steamed in a pot. I use egg tart mold, haha! The steamed kueh is very mini.
9.
Add the fried ingredients and you can start eating!