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I am re posting this recipe again because it seems I have not add this in my blog. Yesterday, my friends from the bank requested that I made some again for their staff gathering. This is my famous specialty. If you are a Hakka and Hoppo by origin like me, you would have known of this kuih. Somehow, they always complaint they still unable to get the wrapper skin texture even though I have given them the recipe and even seen me hands on making it. It is either too thick or too hard whereas mine is always soft and thin.
This time, they specially requested that I made fillings of salted vegetables ( harm Choy) also from my own recipe.
Ingredients
250g rice flour
3 tbsp tapioca starch
300-400 ml boiling water
2 tbsp oil
Filling : ( as anything you like - Mang Kwang, Gui choi or salted vegetable)
Wrapper Skin (New method- This is the method I innovated /created and am now using)*
Mix rice flour and tapioca starch together. Add hot boiling water, stir till a dough is formed. Dough should not be too sticky. If sticking to the hands then too much water, add more flour immediately..
Cover for about 10 minutes for dough to cool slightly and cooked. Then add oil and knead quickly into a smooth dough.
*Old Method for making wrapper skin (some still use this method and I find it more messy cos the flour will stick to the pot if not careful and wasteful )
Mix rice flour, wheat starch and water into a pot. Keep on stirring whilst cooking till it becomes a dough. Add in oil and knead to a smooth dough. Cut into small dough weighting about 50g each
Wrapping the dumping
1. Shape small dough into half circles.
2. Add 1 portion of filling into each wrapper. Fold from both sides to form a pouch shape.
3. Steam for 15 minutes.
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