Ingredients :For the bottom layer :
500 grms of grated tapioca/cassava - squeezed out all the water
1 cup of sugar/palm sugar
4 tbsp of tapioca flour
1 1/4 cups of coconut milk (enough to cover the cassava)
1 few drop of pandan paste (optional)
For the top layer :
2 cups of coconut milk
5 tbsp of rice flour
3 tbsp of cornstarch
1 tsp of salt
1) Mixed all the ingredients of the bottom layer. Pour into a greased pan and steam for 25 min.2) In a mixing bowl mixed all top layer ingredients and cook over low heat until thicken.
3) Scratch the surface of the bottom layer with fork and then pour in the top layer.
4) Steam over high heat for another 20 minutes.
5) Cool completely before cutting into it.
Note : Please leave out the pandan paste if you are using palm sugar.
I am so loving this kuih. Btw, what size of pan did you use? I so want to make this!
ReplyDeleteGert,
ReplyDeleteI too want to make this kuih and also have the same question as Little Corner of Mine. What size pan? The directions sounds easy, is it really that easy to make?
LCOM & JOAT, I used 8" round pan. It is easy to make :) :)I used the frozen pre-grated ubi kayu I bought from the Asian store so save the hassle of grating it.
ReplyDeleteKuih talam is one of the kuih I always buy at Pasar Malam if I happened to see them... I like the top layer better than the bottom one...
ReplyDeleteEh Gert, I have a question. Is your neighbor selling their house?
*lol* just loving cat cat's comment about neighbour selling house ..
ReplyDeleteanyways I love kuih talam! since I have pandan paste I make this one for sure! Thanks once again for making cooking fun for me!
wahhh...jun kat sini pon x buat kue ni Gert..kat sana siap jual yg grated punyer ubi ye..
ReplyDeletearghhh....u so evil la gert...
ReplyDeletenow i really 'mengidam' for this.. got to buy some ubi kayu...
Cat, one of my neighbor is selling their house. You nak beli ke? ha ha..
ReplyDeleteEnvy, you can make the bottom layer with brown sugar or palm sugar :)
Jun, for us here is better to buy the ready grated one because the fresh one sometime is not so fresh. Kadang kadang keras macam kayu or dah hitam kat dalam. End up buang semua.
DrNo, he he hee... mengidam yea you ,tak pe, suruh hubby you pergi pasar malam beli ha ha...
Gert, dah lama tak datang rumah gert. Rupanya gert dah ada kuih ubi kayu. Nikan kalau petang2 duduk kat verandah lepas tu minum dengan air teh o panas.. walawey sedap tu..
ReplyDeleteVery creative,Gert!!.Usually we make the kuih ubi kayu in yellow color with the top layer.I like it bake rather than steam.hmmm...I'm going to pasar malam to get this kuih soon!!.hahaha!!
ReplyDeleteOMG what a creative idea!!! i love this combination: cassava, coconut milk and the pandan flavor..i could feel the taste already :-)
ReplyDeletelovely right!
ReplyDeleteUmmi, kenapa lama tak singgah sini. Busy ke?
ReplyDeleteBeachlover, you will go crazy seeing all the pretty kueh at pasar malam :)
dhanggit, thank you.
BBO, yeap :)
Oh! You make me drooling hard. This is one of my favorite food.
ReplyDeletekelihatannya kueh ini sangat menggoda....begitu enak sekali..
ReplyDeleteZue, buat lah kueh ni since you ada ubi kayu :)
ReplyDeleteHanieliza, thanks for stopping by.
Oooooo!!!! Yummy-licious...I can't wait to try this recipe. Can you tell me where can I buy grated tapioca/cassava? The one and only asia store here doesnt carry it:( There is walmart & kroger here. Does anybody know if I can buy it online?
ReplyDeleteGreat job, btw!!!
Anon, you can only get the frozen grated cassava at the Asian store. I don't think you can get it from walmart or kroger.
ReplyDeletehi, i really love your blog and your food. so tempting... i just wanted to know if there is any different between tapioca flour and tapioca starch? thanks
ReplyDeleteHi Gert,
ReplyDeleteCan this type of kueh keep in the fridge for overnight?