This Thai style kuih is so popular in Thailand. In the past, whoever traveled to Hatyai will always came home with a big bag of these green kuih and some deep fried chicken wings which were sold by the children along the street of Thai bus station. I haven't had them for ages. Gosh, I do missed this kuih so much. Now, this kind of kuih is also available in Malaysia but not sure where about. However, here's the quick version of it. Maybe you can give it a go too!
Ingredients :
220gm tapioca flour
50gm hoen kwee flour
440ml boiling water (with pandan leaves)
200gm sugar
100ml thick coconut milk
1 tspn pandan paste
Method :
(1) dissolved sugar into boiling water (discharged leaves) and then add in coconut milk & pandan paste.
(2) in a big bowl, combine both flour and stir in syrup mixture once it's cooled till well mixed.
(3) now, steam mixture with a 7" square tray with oil coating.
(4) steam the 1st three layers for 3 mins, then 4th to 6th layer for 4 mins and final layer for 5 mins.
(5) leave to cool completely once it's done, and keep refrigerated for 30 mins before slicing.
Hubby is a super fan of this kuih. He can wallop at least a dozen of them. haha......How nice that you have no longer need to travel far to have such kuih anymore. Just make your own and enjoy it at home with your family.
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I'm sending this to Suresh & Shaz @ Muhibbah Malaysian Monday.
(kuih, asian cuisine, desserts )



18 comments:
That looks delicious...
Aarthi
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Beautiful colour...I am not surprised that your husband could wolf down a dozen at one go.
That kuih looks very bouncy and chewy, must be nice huh if your hubby can eat so much:) My boys don't like kuih much so I try not to make them even though I love it.
I like this very much, everytime go Hatyai i always remember to buy some of this kuih back home! very Q and nice to eat.
Gosh, I've never tasted anything like this before! Wouldn't mind a piece. Looks yummy! Hahaha! Have a lovely week, Kristy!
What a neat texture and flavor!
颜色绿绿的,好美
Never eat this kind of kuih before , look translucent and beautiful green!
never had this before but i love the look of your kuih in the pictures, the texture seems so nice and smooth too!
This is perfectly done, Kristy.
Still abit transparent, me like~
You are so good and creative with cakes and kuihs!
Kristy...you are such a versatile blogger and I think you deserve this award. I think many bloggers have awarded you with it but I want to give it to you again :) You deserve it again and again for you truly deserve it ! Pls collect it at your free time :) Keep up the good work. The kuih looks delicious and so professionally done !
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This looks so interesting to me! I must make this someday if I am going to try it. How is the texture? Is it like a finger jello? It looks awesome!
This is really really beautiful and tempting.
I have never seen something like this! It looks very tasty!
What a lovely color.....one day you will see an unknown Indian knocking your door and guess who.... its me ...to taste all this colorful goodies(haha)!
its so lovely
What a beautiful photo and idea. Thanks for sharing! PS - love your photos!! =))
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