Sweet potato and coconut balls recipe (onde onde)

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  • Cuisine: Malaysian

Ingredients

1 cup cooked sweet potato, mashed
1 - 1 2 cups glutinous rice flour
1/3 cup white sugar
1/3 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup palm sugar (grated)
3/4 cup dessicated coconut, soaked in 1/4 cup warm water and salted to taste

Preparation

Mix glutinous rice flour by hand with sweet potato, knead into smooth dough. Roll and cut into 2 cm pieces, form into small balls.

Mix together the three sugars. Flatten the potato and rice flour dough balls into circles in the palm of your hand, place a teaspoon of sugar mixture in the centre and fold up the sides of the dough to re-form a ball.

Bring a large saucepan of water to the boil, drop in a few flour balls and when they float to the surface, remove, drain and roll in coconut mix.

Continue the process until you have cooked all the balls. They are best eaten at room temperature as the sugar filling will remain liquid.

 


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Comments (1)

   
15 Jul 2010 02:35 AEST
Maria Almeida
Mawson Lakes
Loved it
I have been looking for this recipe for quite a while. Wasnt difficult. Tried it for the first time and it was well, okay. I am going to do it again. Kids loved it at home.
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