Compare to the previous Radish Cake I've made previously, I actually prefer this current one. This present steamed radish cake uses 3 types of flour instead of only rice flour. The texture is soft but not sticky to the teeth :D Taste even wonder after pan-fried!!...
Ingredient
- 30gm dried shrimps
- 5pc dried shitake mushroom
- 100gm chinese sausages
- 5 shallots, peeled & sliced
- 550gm radish
- 850ml water
- 1 ikan bilis stock cube, non msg
- 1 tbsp sugar
- 1 tsp sesame oil
- 1 tsp pepper
- 200gm rice flour
- 35gm starch flour, 澄粉
- 55gm corn flour
- Soak dried shrimps & mushroom till soften and dice finely.
- Blanched sausages in boiling water for 1min. Drain away water and remove the casing. Slice and dice finely.
- Peel radish and shred coarsely.
- Dissolve stock cube in 350ml boiling water. Set aside and cool completely.
- Combine all the flour together, stir in stock liquid and seasoning.
- Heat 1 tbsp spoon oil in wok. Add shallots, dried shrimps, mushroom & sausages. Fry till fragrant.
- Add shredded radish and mix evenly. Add in 50oml and bring to boil.
- Add in flour batter mixture and mix evenly (takes less than a min). The mixture will be sticky. Transfer mixture into a greased 7" x 7" pan and spread evenly.
- Steamed over boiling water for 1 hour until fully set. Turn off heat and cool completely before slicing.
Looks v yummy! I love radish cake.
ReplyDeleteHey there, my dad has been asking me to make this forever! I'm just wondering what starch flour is. Is it sago flour? Will it make a difference if I just use rice flour and corn flour only? Thanks in advance!
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Jayne...is different from sago flour. Wheat starch is those that used to make har kow to give a translucent dumpling skin. I guess the amount used in this recipe give the radish cake a softer texture. Otherwise u just replaced with the same amount of rice flour.
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