Therefore, I always look forward to wedding banquet to see whether they have it as their dessert. The only thing is that it is always too sweet to my liking.
This dessert involved a lot of work even though I got super duper machines to do the job and the outcome is satisfactory.
What you need
600g red bean (soak overnight)
14 cups of water
250g lotus seed (soak and remove stem)
Rock sugar to taste
Pandan Leaves
Method
Boil red bean with water till soft. Drain but keep the water.
Put it in a blender and blend till very fine paste. Sieve through a fine sieve. You need to press them through the sieve. Put them back into the water.
Steam lotus seed till semi soft.
Add lotus seed, pandan leaves and rock sugar into the red bean soup.
Simmer till sugar dissolved.
Note: Depending how creamy you want them to be, dilute it with water accordingly.
how did you cook this Red Bean Creme? can share recipe with me? Interested to know.
ReplyDeleteGina, going to sell this in your boss's shop? Name this after me okay? heehee.... juz kidding.
ReplyDeleteJan, sorry for the delay.
edith..YES! but cannot name it as Edith lah..only thing is that you can eat for free lor! seriously, you can come and work part time in the kitchen if you like.
ReplyDeleteEdith, btw..the Blender we bought costs a whopping S$1500! to blend all hot desserts stuff.
ReplyDeleteGina, maybe take up your offer in 5 years' time. Can wait or not?
ReplyDelete5 years? waiting for kids to grow up huh? :)
ReplyDeletehiya edith,
ReplyDeletei'd made this for 'ren ri' celebration ... i say is really alot of work esp with the blending and such but it is really really yummy!!!
this recipe is gona stay for sure ;)
irenechin79 (KC)
I will not be able to consume the whole portion of this recipe and would like to make popsicles for the remaining portion. I wonder if I need to thicken the rest and if so, how? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteNope you don't need to thicken it. Just pour the remaining into the ice lollie tray and freeze. My advice is best to consume soonest as your freezer might not be only for ice lollies.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the popsicle suggestion.
ReplyDeletehiya edith,
ReplyDeletei'd made this for 'ren ri' celebration ... i say is really alot of work esp with the blending and such but it is really really yummy!!!
this recipe is gona stay for sure ;)
irenechin79 (KC)