KUE LAPIS (Steamed Layer Cake)

Name: KUE LAPIS (Steamed Layer Cake)
Cuisine: British
Ingredients: 250 grams rice flour; 100 grams tapioca flour; 300 grams sugar; 1/2 teaspoon salt; 900-950 ml coconut milk (medium thickness); To taste food coloring (I used green and pink)

Kezia's Kitchen 👩‍🍳 @KeziaSmith

Morayfield, Queensland Australia

Kue lapis is an Indonesian Kue, or a traditional snack of steamed colourful layered soft rice flour pudding. In Indonesian lapis means "layers". Layer cake is a typical Indonesian food. And this cake usually comes in two layers of color, which is what gives this cake its name. This cake is made from rice flour, starch, coconut milk, sugar, salt and coloring. The cake is steamed for each layer before adding the top layer. This cake is often found in areas in Indonesia.
Two variations of layer cake The dyes used for layer cakes can consist of artificial food coloring or natural coloring. The dyes that are often used are pandanus (green) and rose syrup (red) or pink .

Kezia's Kitchen 👩‍🍳 @KeziaSmith

Morayfield, Queensland Australia

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Ingredients

250 gramsrice flour
100 gramstapioca flour
300 gramssugar
1/2 teaspoonsalt
900-950 mlcoconut milk (medium thickness)
To taste food coloring (I used green and pink)

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Steps

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First mix all the dry ingredients together, add the coconut milk a little at a time so that it doesn't get gnarled, then stir until everything is well blended and the coconut milk runs out.
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Next, heat the steamer, grease the pan with a little oil.
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Then divide the dough into 3 parts and give the coloring according to taste. (I used green and pink, and left one white, stirring until the color is even.
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Pour the dough into the pan (you can use a measure so that the thickness is the same), steam until the surface is solid, about 5 minutes using medium heat. Pour the next layer and do it until the dough runs out. After that, add 20 minutes of mucus.
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After cooking, remove it from the steamer and let it cool completely, just cut it, cover the knife with plastic so it's neat.

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Kezia's Kitchen 👩‍🍳 @KeziaSmith

on January 30, 2021 03:36

Morayfield, Queensland Australia

Indonesian 🇮🇩 home cook living in Australia 🇦🇺Cooking is my passion and my happiness.I stay connected to my roots by sharing the taste of Indonesia from my kitchen to yours.My love for food is endless , let’s enjoy delicious recipes together!Cookpad Ambassador.