Nine Layers Steamed Lapis (九层糕)
(Credits: Recipe from Leelee)
Ingredients:
- 500 g Tapioca Flour
- 400 g Sugar
- 1 tsp Vanilla Powder
- 150 g Rice Flour
- 1 tsp Salt
- 1-1/2 Coconut (1st squeeze milk 500 ml)
- (2nd squeeze milk 1000 ml)
- A few Pandan leaves
Method:
- Put tapioca flour, vanilla powder and rice flour into a large bowl. Add 1st squeezed coconut milk (500 ml), salt and 200ml of 2nd squeezed coconut milk and mix well.
- Put sugar, pandan leaves and remaining 800 ml of the 2nd squeezed coconut milk into a saucepan; Stir well. Boil and leave it aside to cool.
- Add flour mixture in Step (1) to Step (2).
- Divide mixture in 3 portions:- A green, red and white portions.
- Pour 1/3 (abt 2 big scoop) of white mixture into round or square 9 X 9-inch tray and steam for 8 minutes.
- Pour 1/3 (abt 2 big scoop) of green mixture and steam for 5 minutes. Followed by 2 scoop of red mixture and steam for 5 minutes. Repeat until you get 9 layers.
*** Notes & Tips from Leelee: The first layer white must steam for 8 minutes and the rest just steam for 5 minutes. You can follow the above method but for me, I used a 9 X 9-inch square tin and use 1 cup of the white mixture as 1st layer and steam for 8 mins. Then another 1 cup of white mixture again as 2nd layer and steam for 5 mins. Then 1 cup of white mixture (add your own colouring as desired) and this will be the 3rd layer. Carry on doing the coloured layers until you finish using the mixture.***
Note II from me: As I couldn't get fresh coconut here so I used 1-1/2 cans of coconut milk altogether. I actually halved the recipe and made a 8 X 6-inch Aluminum Tray and I get 9 layers exactly.
6 Comments:
This gonna be my next *to make* item!!!
Judy... Great, share your review to me ya!
Fonia, can you pls tell me how much is 1 can of coconut? I would like to try this out. TIA _kirsten
Kristen, It's 400 ml (13.5 Fl.Oz.) per can. HTHs...
Hi sorry to disturb hehe but I dont quite understand Leelee's tips.......So she uses 1 cup of batter for EVERY single layer? Lookin at u pic it looks like the first 3 layers r very thick and then the rest start to get thin...Sorry, dont mind explaining??? Cos the last time I made a kuih lapis recipe, It turned out being gooey and mushy and I threw it away, so im hoping to try ur recipe
hi i made this tonight.....
however, I find that the texture of the kuih is very chewy and tough
Am I the only one with this problem???
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