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CHINESE LUNAR NEW YEAR CAKE (DEEP FRIED ... - ASIAN RECIPES



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These deep fried Nian Gao which is coated in a thin crispy batter has a gummy and sticky on the inside like toffee. This dessert goes amazingly well with a cup of coffee and is perfect for those with a sweet tooth!

Provided by AsianInspirations

Total Time 50S

Prep Time 20S

Yield 4-5

Number Of Ingredients 7

300 grams nian gao
2 eggs beaten
5 tbsp plain flour
1/2 tbsp cornflour or baking soda
1 tbsp ice water
pinch of salt
cooking oil

Steps:

  • To Cook Slice the Nian Gao into thin square pieces. In a bowl, whisk eggs, flour, cornflour (or baking soda), water and salt until the batter reaches a smooth consistency. Heat a pan with oil. Dip Nian Gao slices in egg batter and pan-fry in batches (add more oil if needed), until lightly browned on both sides. Serve warm.

CHINESE LUNAR NEW YEAR CAKE (DEEP FRIED ... - ASIAN RECIPES



Chinese Lunar New Year Cake (Deep Fried ... - Asian Recipes image

These deep fried Nian Gao which is coated in a thin crispy batter has a gummy and sticky on the inside like toffee. This dessert goes amazingly well with a cup of coffee and is perfect for those with a sweet tooth!

Provided by AsianInspirations

Total Time 50S

Prep Time 20S

Yield 4-5

Number Of Ingredients 7

300 grams nian gao
2 eggs beaten
5 tbsp plain flour
1/2 tbsp cornflour or baking soda
1 tbsp ice water
pinch of salt
cooking oil

Steps:

  • To Cook Slice the Nian Gao into thin square pieces. In a bowl, whisk eggs, flour, cornflour (or baking soda), water and salt until the batter reaches a smooth consistency. Heat a pan with oil. Dip Nian Gao slices in egg batter and pan-fry in batches (add more oil if needed), until lightly browned on both sides. Serve warm.

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