Ingredients:
1 cup cooked rice
3 cups water
1 cup rice flour
1/4 cup cake flour
3 tbsp tapioca starch
1/2 tsp salt
1 tbsp cooking oil
More oil for brushing
For the Sauce
1/2 cup hoisin sauce
1/4 cup sugar
2 tbsp sesame paste
2 tbsp soya sauce
1 cup water
For the Sauce
1/2 cup hoisin sauce
1/4 cup sugar
2 tbsp sesame paste
2 tbsp soya sauce
1 cup water
Method:
For the Sauce:
Mix all the ingredients together and cook in the microwave for 2 minutes until sugar is dissolved and sesame paste is well combined.
For the Sauce:
Mix all the ingredients together and cook in the microwave for 2 minutes until sugar is dissolved and sesame paste is well combined.
For the Chee Cheong Fun Batter:
Blend 1 cup cooked rice with 2 cups water until liquified.
Mix the remaining 1 cup water with 1 cup rice flour, 1/4 cup cake flour, 3 tbsp tapioca starch and salt until well combined.
Add this to the liquified cooked rice batter and blend well.
Pass this blended batter through a fine sieve and leave overnight in the fridge (i have used the batter straight without resting and it made good chee cheong fun but resting made better ones)
Follow the instructions below on how to microwave the batter.
Use a plastic container which has a very flat base. This one is 8 inch x 9 inch |
Grease the base of plastic container |
Add 1 tbsp cooking oil and stir the batter very well before scooping a ladle full which is 1/2 cup. Remember to stir everytime you scoop the batter to make a next piece of chee cheong fun |
Pour batter into greased plastic container |
Tilt the plastic container until the base is covered with batter |
1/2 cup of batter is just right to cover the base of this plastic container |
Cover the filled plastic container with cling wrap and cook in the microwave on high for 2 minutes |
Brush the cooked chee cheong fun with oil |
Using a bench scraper, scrape the chee cheong fun out of the plastic container. Chee cheong fun is ready to be enjoyed.HOW TO SERVE:Cut up a few rolled up chee cheong fun into bite size and add in a couple of spoons of the sauce(recipe is above), i like more than a couple, the more sauce, the better. Then drizzle in a little Fragrant oil - oil used for preparing Fried Shallots. Sprinkle with roasted sesame seeds and fried shallots. If you prefer spicy, add in some chilli sauce like Siracha or Sambal Olek or better still some pickled green chilly/jalapeno. I remembered being served with pickled long beans of which i have not seen these pickled long beans for more than 50 years. I must try to make some. |
13 comments:
Thanx for posting this easy-to-do chee cheong fun! I will certainly give it a go :)
Lily, you're very hard working and adventurous with the ingredients. If you're free, you try this recipe -- Rice flour 150 gm, starch powder= ubi kayu flour - 75 gm , pulut flour - 20 gm , oil - 25 gm, water - 600 gm .
1. Mix all well and stand 10 mins.
2. Grease a tray/ pan with oil and put it in the steamer to steam for 3 mins.
3. Remove the tray and coat it with some batter, as the more batter you add, the thicker the Chee Cheong fun will be. Just batter enough to coat the tray/ pan.
4. Put it back to steam for 3 mins. Turn it over on a working surface and using scraper, scrape the chee cheong fun down.
5. Optional -- If you want to add in cooked prawns or sliced Char Siew. In Shanghai, they add in fried minced pork and fried Bong Kwong onto the batter before steaming.
6. I'm very lazy now and with great eater maids, I can't make this. If make hot dog in bun, each maid has to eat 4 for 1 meal !! If eat Chee Cheong fun, I think this recipe is just enough for 1 maid !!
rebecca
thanks
This is a must try for me. Since I have no steamer at the moment, microwave steaming has been a life saver for me.
Lily, if I don't have cake flour, will all-purpose flour do?
Thank you for sharing this recipe.
thanks for this wonderful recipe!
Can I use pyrex instead of plastic container?
tuty
ya, is it ok to use all-purpose flour and i supposed you have the bleached one otherwise it will just be a little yellowish that's all.
sunshine
yesm oyrex is fine
Thanks for sharing , we love this too.,,
fantastic! i'll be making this very soon! thanks for the easy method.
Another question. What is sesame paste? How do I make it or buy it? Thanks!
sunshine
sesame paste is readily available in the asian stores. I have not made any at home but i supposed you could roast the sesame seeds and buzz them in the food processor with oil.
Hi Lily,
Whenever I visit your blog, I salivate...so yummy! I tried the MV version of the chee cheong fun and I find that the side becomes crusty (hard a little). I wonder if I am doing anything wrong...haiz!!!
Any advise?
Thanks!
quiet baker
i think the edged are overdone. perhaps your microwave is of heavy wattages, use lesser time to cook and it is a must to cover the container to catch the steam and does not dry out the cheong fun.
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