Ang Ku Kueh II
Ingredients for skin:
300g glutinous rice flour
150g sweet potatoes
2 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp corn oil
250-300ml warm water
1/8 tsp orange red colouring
Banana leaves cut to small circles
Peanut Filling:
300g ground, roasted peanuts
150g caster sugar
some boiled water
Method:
1. Mix ground peanuts with sugar and add in some water to make into a paste form. Shape into small round balls of filling for dough.
Method for skin:
1. Steam cut sweet potatoes for 10-15 minutes till cooked and soft. Mash through a wire sieve and set aside.
2. Sieve glutinous rice flour into a mixing bowl. Make a hole in centre of flour and add the sugar, mashed sweet potatoes and corn oil. Add the coloured water a little at a time and mix and knead well until the colouring is even and dough is pliable. If dough is too dry, add a little more water. Knead till dough does not stick to the hands adding more oil if necessary. Let dough rest for 20-30 minutes.
3. Divide dough into equal portions to fit mould and roll each into a round ball. Flatten each ball of dough slightly and add a small ball of filling. Pinch and seal the edges to enclose the filling.
4. Spread some oil over the dough and press into a kueh ku mould. Knock mould lightly to dislodge kueh and place on a piece of banana leaf .
5. Place all the kueh ku in a steamer and steam on high heat for 5 minutes. Remove lid from steamer to let out excess steam. Cover and continue steaming for another 5 minutes.
6. Remove kueh ku from steamer and brush lightly with corn oil to prevent sticking. Cover with banana leaves to keep them soft.
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Thank you for the recipe. I liked it very much. Keep up the good work..
May God bless you.
Comment by | June 4, 2007
Thanks for your encouragement, will do my best.
God bless you too.
Rose
Comment by | June 4, 2007
wow! Did you make those yourself Rose? Looks really professional, great job! However I think the ones I’m more used to don’t use Peanut as a filling, but instead, they use mung beans.
-kat
Comment by | June 22, 2007
Kate, the real kueh ku not yet come out from hiding place.
These are the ones imported from Malaysia. I always used the mini brass mould to make my kueh ku, they turned out so cute and so pretty. Have you tried the salty filling made with mung bean and ginger? wow, it tastes good too!
Have a great day and God bless!
Rose
Comment by | June 22, 2007
rose, i really find u amazing u really know alot. thanks for sharing ur recipe, tomorrow i m going to make the kueh.
Comment by dione | July 28, 2009
Hi Rose,
It’s the first time i went to your website and i tried to make Ang Ku Kueh II.It turned out very good. I love it.Thank a lot to share your recipe.Rose,i want to make a snow skin mooncake but most a recipe they use shortening.Do you have any recipe to subtitude for shortening? Please give me advice.God bless you and wish you a good health.
Thanks.
Lien Nguyen.
Comment by Lien Nguyen | September 30, 2009