Hubby likes Bubur Cha Cha (摩摩喳喳) and as for me, I love those tapioca dough in it. Making such dessert, you need to have audience, if not, it is not worth preparing it.
Since I have workers coming in to fix my patio deck, I think this will be the best time to make a pot for all of us.
Since I have workers coming in to fix my patio deck, I think this will be the best time to make a pot for all of us.
Now I am glad to know that I have another buddy for these tapioca dough. My daughter! She loves it so much that she was asking for more!
What you need:
300g yam
(skinned and cubed)
150g yellow
sweet potatoes (skinned and cubed)
150g purple
sweet potatoes (skinned and cubed)
1 cup coconut
milk
100 g sugar
(according to taste)
15 pcs pandan
leaves
2 cup of water
For the coloured dough (boiling water method)
200g Tapioca
flour
½ cup boiling water
food colouring
Method:
Steam yam,
sweet potatoes till semi soft.
Put tapioca
flour in a large mixing bowl.
Pour in
boiling water.
Mixed it with
a spoon till it is well blended.
Microwave for
1 min.
Add in food
colouring.
Knead till
dough is smooth.
Cut into bite
size and drop them in a pot of boiling water. Once it floats, it is done. Scoop and drain into a bowl filled with ice. It should turn into semi translucent. Set
aside.
In a large
pot, add pandan leaves and water.
Bring to boil
and then add in sugar.
Once sugar
dissolved, add yam, sweet potatoes.
Follow by
coconut milk.
Bring to a
slight boil and add in coloured dough.
Serve either
cold or hot.
Today, my girl started her first day of school after two weeks of isolation due to chicken pox.
I hope all doing their Prelim will be able to stay focus.
Best of luck little one!
Today, my girl started her first day of school after two weeks of isolation due to chicken pox.
I hope all doing their Prelim will be able to stay focus.
Best of luck little one!
Hi Edith, I love your bubur cha cha. Looks so good! I have never made this dessert before and I heard it is not easy to achieve qq dough.
ReplyDeleteLian it is not true that it is hard to make that tapioca dough. The trick is to dunk them into ice water.
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