This is steamed rice cake or popular as Chwee kueh, with preserved turnip and pickled mustard topping, chili sauce and toasted sesame seeds. It is a very popular dish in Singapore as favorite breakfast or snack item. Usually I make these chwee kueh for our lunch. The texture is really nice, smooth and very light.Those that are sold at hawker centers usually do not add sweet pickled mustard in their topping. But I found it too salty if I use only persevered radish. I always make the topping in a big batch and divide into a few small packets and store it in the freezer, it can be kept in the freezer up to a month and heat up before use.I do the same with the chili sauce, I use homemade chili sauce. We call this chili sauce as sambal nasi lemak, because normally we have this sambal as side dish for our coconut rice (nasi lemak).

#mycookbookCommonly, lontong serves as the alternative of steamed rice. Many Indonesian dishes are created to be eaten with lontong. One example dish that served with lontong is Gado-gado (I have the recipe here 👉#pib_gadogado).There are several ways to make lontong. The one I have here, I make it by using rice cooker. This way is so much easier and faster than using a traditional way, that could take several hours to boil the uncooked rice.#pib_lontong

First trial :) texture of the cake is a bit chewy because of the glutinous rice flour :) I used 21 cm diameter pan.The oil/butter used in this recipe is quite a lot. Because the glutinous rice flour somehow absorb a lot of moisture otherwise the cake will get harden the next day. I tried to cut down the oil/butter by half and it doesn’t turn out well 😂

I figured I could make okara like this if I could do it with tofu.It was a huge success when I tried it out.I tried various combinations and ingredients, and came up with this recipe.It is full of dietary fiber, and great if you're on a diet.Rolling this into small balls helps the kinako stick better, and it is delicious.There is no sweetness depending on the rice cake, so you can add lots of sugar. Recipe by Rurumiko

Palitaw is a term used to call a sweet flat rice cake that is eaten in the Philippines as a snack or dessert. Originally, grounded or pounded sticky rice is used to make this rice cake (called kakanin in the local language) you can use simply coconut ,sugar and toasted sesame seed for flavoring.

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The word Palitaw means to float/floating. When the palitaw floats, it means that it is already cooked. It is a traditional snack that will surely satisfy your cravings.

So simple ingredients but so delicious. It's all about the art of moisture to make the flour turn into the texture of sponge cake.

Celebrating Chinese new year with these sweet, chewy and little gooey air fryer pastry-wrapped rice cakes. They are a must to welcome the new year!

This is a Filipino sweet ricecake usually eaten as snack. Very easy to make

This is delish! My rice cake is green because it's Pandan flavored. It's Chinese NY so this should be available in Asian stores. It comes in a box and it's round, color white if no flavor.