I bought a couple of packets of frozen grated tapioca last week. At first, I was thinking of making the baked tapioca cake but I doubt my kids will like them. So, I decided to make tapioca tray cake instead. They were delicious. Not too sweet and I like the coconut layer too, with a touch of saltiness.
Friday, January 2, 2009
Kuih Talam Ubi Kayu (Tapioca Tray Cake)
Kuih Talam Ubi Kayu (Tapioca Tray Cake)
Ingredients
Bottom Layer
800 g Frozen Grated Tapioca, thawed and drained
200 g Gula Melaka or Palm Sugar
1 cup of Water
Top Layer
1 tin (400 ml) of Coconut Milk
50 ml of Water
3/4 tsp Sea Salt
50 g Rice Flour
30 g Corn Flour
Method
Bottom Layer: In a saucepan, combine the palm sugar and water. Cook until all the sugar dissolves. Then strain and let it cool.
Combine the tapioca and palm sugar syrup and stir well. Pour them into a tray and steam on high heat for about 20 minutes.
Top Layer: Combine the coconut milk, water, sea salt, rice flour and corn flour. Mix well and strain the mixtures.
When the bottom layer is cooked, blot off any excess moisture on top of the surface. Then pour the coconut mixture on top of the tapioca layer. Steam on a high heat for another 15 to 20 minutes.
Remove the tapioca tray cake from the steamer and leave it to cool before cutting it into smaller pieces.
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2 comments:
I've never had these before, what a neat candy :). I'd like to share your recipe with our readers. Please let me know if you're interested!
Best,
Sophie, Key Ingredient Chief Blogger
sophie@keyingredient.com
@Sophie:I think the definition of kuih is more like pastries or cake in SE Asia.
Btw, thanks for the comment and yes, you can add the recipes. :)
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