7 steam glutinous rice Recipes

plain flour, desiccated coconut, baking powder, egg, sugar, coconut milk, coconut cream, sugar, glutinous-rice flour, cornflour, salt, sweet corn, dried anchovies or 12 dried shrimp, cut and pounded to a dust, garlic chives, finely chopped

glutinous rice (also called sweet or sticky rice, available at chinese or asian markets), pork or ground, green onion (spring onion) minced (at least 3 tbsp), water chestnuts, minced, egg white, light soy sauce, dry sherry, salt, black pepper , to taste, cornstarch , or as needed, preparation, soak the glutinous rice in water for at least 6 - 8 hours (preferably overnight). drain well in a sieve or colander. spread out the rice on a baking sheet. note: drain and spread out the rice just before making the pearl balls, so that the rice doesn tsp dry out too much., mince or grind the pork if not using ground pork., in a large bowl, combine the pork, soy sauce, sherry, green onion, water chestnuts, salt, pepper, egg white and cornstarch., prepare the steamer for steaming., take about 1 tbsp of the ground pork mixture and form into a ball. roll lightly over the glutinous rice and place on a heatproof plate. continue with the rest of the pork mixture, placing the balls 1/2-inch apart. (you will need at least 2 plates). 6. place the plates in a steamer container or on a bamboo basket in a wok. cover and steam the pearl balls over boiling water for between 25 - 35 minutes, until they are cooked through. steam in two batches if needed., serve the pearl balls hot with soy sauce., variation, add a few softened chinese black mushrooms and/or minced ginger to the pork mixture.

glutinous rice (2 1/4 cups), unsweetened coconut milk, vanilla extract, ripe mango, diced, coarse ground white pepper, banana leaf or cheesecloth, toasted unsweetened coconut

sliced shiitakes, steamed glutinous rice, recipe below, minced garlic, minced ginger, salt and black pepper to taste, glutinous rice (2 1/4 cups), banana leaf or cheesecloth

short- or medium-grain asian white rice (sometimes labeled sushi rice ; preferably korean or japanese; not sweet or glutinous), water