As i din't want to add too much colouring, hence the colour look pretty pale here. Since i'm a kueh newbie, i will settle for something manageable to start with. Secondly, the lazy me want a fuss free ang gu with just mix and knead kinda. Where do i source for recipe? No where else but ask my Sifu Jane's. True enough, ask and you will receive. Thanks Jane, you have always make it easier for me to follow yet yields wonderful results following your recipe. Thanks for your sharing ;)
Ang Ku Kueh
recipe courtesy of Jane
Ingredients:
(A) 50g rice flour
110ml water
(B) 250g glutinous rice flour
30g sugar
220ml water
(C) 3tbsp oil
*food colouring
fillings: 300g mung beans, 200g sugar
Method:
1. Soak mung beans for 2hrs, steam the beans until soft. Mash the beans.
2. Fry mashed bean with sugar until dry and non stick to wok.
3. Mix ingredient (B) and set aside.
4. Cook ingredient (A) until thick.
5. Mix (A) & (B) and add in (C) to form a soft dough. Colour your dough.
6. Divide dough into small portions, wrap in fillings and mould it out.
7. Place the "ang ku" on lightly greased banana leaves steam for 7-8 minutes over medium heat. Greased some oil on the surface of "angku" and serve.
recipe courtesy of Jane
Ingredients:
(A) 50g rice flour
110ml water
(B) 250g glutinous rice flour
30g sugar
220ml water
(C) 3tbsp oil
*food colouring
fillings: 300g mung beans, 200g sugar
Method:
1. Soak mung beans for 2hrs, steam the beans until soft. Mash the beans.
2. Fry mashed bean with sugar until dry and non stick to wok.
3. Mix ingredient (B) and set aside.
4. Cook ingredient (A) until thick.
5. Mix (A) & (B) and add in (C) to form a soft dough. Colour your dough.
6. Divide dough into small portions, wrap in fillings and mould it out.
7. Place the "ang ku" on lightly greased banana leaves steam for 7-8 minutes over medium heat. Greased some oil on the surface of "angku" and serve.




I'm early today! Can I have one of each colour :DD
ReplyDeleteFor Ann, take as many as you like ;)
ReplyDeletewah! early morning already got kuih to eat. Both looks so tempted. TQ for advertised me. haha... dont play play har, may be i will become star one day arh! hehe...越来越会自我陶醉。
ReplyDeleteJane: 可是我要吃你的lapis ;)
ReplyDeleteHaha..那还不快点给我你的签名。我好高兴有位明星朋友,真荣幸:)
我好久没做这个了
ReplyDelete因为自己好懒惰的缘故:P
I love the light pink colour one, so sweet. I seldom eat this kueh but because it's in pink colour, makes me wanna try, hehe!
ReplyDelete其实我很想做这个的,可是我不知道里头要用那个馅料。椰丝,懒惰炒。豆蓉懒惰煮。现成的又太甜了。所以~~~ 到现在还没做成。嘻嘻
ReplyDeleteI love this kueh :)
ReplyDelete鲸鱼: 我也是懒惰一族,可是这个是简易的,不费时。有空不防做。
ReplyDeleteMin: yes, I love the sweet pastel pink too ;)
ReplyDeleteJocelyn: 那就来我家吃吧;)
ReplyDeletecahya: I love this traditional kueh too :)
ReplyDeleteyum yum your ang ku kueh looks so nice. Lovely color. Have a nice day.
ReplyDeleteLove the colour of your ang ku. Pink pink and yellow yellow. Very sweet and cute.
ReplyDeleteYou use kuih master Jane recipe, sure will not fail you , hehehe..
ReplyDeleteAmelia: thanks for your sweet words. Have a nice day too;)
ReplyDeleteHelena: thanks for your compliments ;)
ReplyDeleteSonia: you are oh so right! ;)
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