It's baking time again!
This nyonya layer kuih is no longer a stranger in our life. In my hometown, we called this kuih '9 layer kuih'.
We found this recipe in my aunt's new cooking book and decided to give it a try after we bake the mango cheese cake.
Let me share with you the result before I share the recipe. This is how my layer kuih look like.
The colour looks a bit dull ya. But too much colouring also not good la. Haha...
Following the recipe, we only manage to produce 7 layers. Taste pretty good and it's not too sweet.
Recipe:
Batter Ingredients:
200g rice flour
100g tapioca flour
10g sago flour
300ml thick coconut milk
1/2 tsp salt
Syrup:
220g caster sugar
400ml water
Colouring:
Few drops of red colouring
Method:
1. To make syrup, cook sugar and water until sugar is well dissolved, set aside.
2. Combine the batter ingredients, add in syrup. Strain it.
3. Divide batter mixture into 2 equal portions, mix one portion with red colouring. Leave the other portion white.
4. Line a greased 8 inches round cake tin with plastic sheet.
5. Pour a layer of white batter (about 150ml each layer) into the cake tin. Steam over high heat for 4-5 minutes. Then pour a layer of red batter and steam for further 5 minutes.
6. Repeat the above procedure until finished up the remaining batter. Steam the final layer at medium heat for another 10 - 15 minutes. Remove from heat, leave to cool, cut and serve.
Looks pro, think you can open up a stall for that. :)
kuih looks good!!! i really shold start learning!!
Allie starts to bake already ya...hehehe....:)
Good job lar, nothing much like a beginner...and it's good on the less coloring and less sugar part!!:D
wah, now u know how to make kuih lapis. Less colouring, hmm...I like it. :)