Ingredients:
1 1/2 cup tapioca starch
1 cup rice flour
2 cups water
1/3 cup + 1 tbsp sugar
1/2 tsp salt
6 bananas
yellow food color
Method:
1. Mix the starch and flour with water, sugar, salt, and yellow coloring.
2. Slice the ripe bananas into about 1/2 inch. Make sure not too thin. Stir the bananas into the flour mixture.
3. Heat a pot of water for steaming. Oil pan and steam the pan for a couple minutes. Now stir the banana mixture and pour into the pan. Pour about 1 inch high. Cover and steam for 5-10 minutes until the top is harden to pour in another layer. Repeat until all banana mixture is gone.
4. After finishing all the layers then steam for at least 40 minutes. Remove any extra water on top of cake. (Remember to add more water to the pot!!) Let the cake cool before cutting.
5. Serve with coconut milk, roasted peanuts and sesame.
Coconut Dip:
1 can 560 ml coconut cream
1/2 cup water
2 tbsp cornstarch
4 1/2 tbsp sugar
1 tsp salt
1. Mix everything together and stir constantly over heat. Once the coconut milk become thicken then it's done. Remember to taste and see if you need more sugar.
To serve:
1. Slice the cake side way so it have the diamond shape. Pour coconut milk over and sprinkle some roasted sesame and peanuts. Sesame can be roasted in mini oven on 350F until golden. Same with peanuts. Enjoy!!!
3 comments:
This is so different from what we used to, frankly I don't think I have this before. Interesting!
Hi Cherry,
What is the purpose of steam each layer? Can we do it like the first version and just steam altogether for 15-20 minutes? Thank you :)
Steaming layer by layer to prevent the banana from floating to the top layer only. Doing the layers you can get banana on each layer. If you just steam all of them together then the banana will just float to the top layer leaving only the flour on the bottom layer. Plus, you will need to steam this at least for 30 minutes to make sure the banana is soft and the flour is cooked.
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