1 Angku kuih mould 35-克 mould, about 6 cm x 5.5 cm
Ingredients
For pumpkin sweet potato paste filling: (Yields: about 250 g)
200gyellow sweet potatodiced
80gpumpkindiced
3pcspandan leaves
⅛tspfine salt
25gfine sugar
60gplain water
2tbspscooking oil
For dough for skin: (Yields: about 390 g)
200gglutinous rice flourseparate in 2 batches (100 g)
60ghot waterabout 70°C
90gblue pea flower juice*
20gicing sugar
2tbspscooking oil
Instructions
For pumpkin sweet potato paste filling:
Steam sweet potato and pumpkin with pandan leaves for 20 minutes until very soft. (Reminder: It is suggested to use Japanese sweet potato for making this paste as it is sweeter.)
Add in salt, sugar and water, blend until smooth.
Transfer to non-stick pan, add in oil, mix until combined.
Cook over medium heat for about 8 minutes, then reduce to medium-low heat and cook for about 3 minutes.
Set aside to cool, then divide filling into 18 portions (13 g each), cover with cling wrap to prevent from drying.
For dough for skin:
*Blue pea flower juice: Add 110 g of hot water to 1 tbsp full of dried blue pea flowers, set aside to soak for 15-20 minutes, extract 90 g of blue pea flower juice. Set aside to cool.
Add hot water (about 70°C, you may use hot water from electric thermos pot) to 100 g of glutinous rice flour, mix well. Add in blue pea flower juice, mix well. Mix icing sugar and another 100 g of glutinous rice flour, add to mixture, mix into a dough. Add in cooking oil, knead until well combined.
Divide dough into 18 portions (21 g each), cover with cling wrap to prevent from drying.
Making Angku Kuih:
Prepare 18 pieces (7-cm) round banana leaves, coat with oil.
Lightly coat Angku mould with glutinous rice flour, tap off excess flour. (Reminder: The size of Angku mould used in this recipe is 35-gram mould, about 6 cm x 5.5 cm.)
Flatten dough with palm, top with a piece of filling, wrap filling fully with dough, press until firm and shape gently into a ball. Put into mould, press lightly into mould with palm. Tap the mould gently on work top to unmould the filled dough, put onto a piece of banana leaf, then arrange in steamer racks.
Steam over medium heat for 8-10 minutes.
Lightly coat the surface with some oil.
Set aside to cool. (Reminder: When cooled, cover the Angku kuih with cling wrap to prevent it from drying.)
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Notes
This recipe yields 16 pieces.The nutritional value for reference is of 1 piece.