Red bean date rice cake
By VicentaLakin
This is a rice cake made of red beans, dates and rice powder, a perfect mix of dates with red bean tastes and tastes, mixed with hot noodles, steamed, sticky, sweet, you like sticky。
Recipe Recommendations
- glutinous rice flour 750g
- red bean appropriate amount
- jujube appropriate amount
- boiling water appropriate amount
Steps for Red bean date rice cake

1
Open the dates, soak it in 15 minutes
2
After the red beans are washed, the high-pressure pot is boiled for 20 minutes and the asphalt is available
3
The rice powder is slowly pouring into open water, and the chopsticks are turned into cotton, and the hand is even until it's dry powder
4
The steam pot is placed on fire, and when the gas stove is opened, the water is burned and the fire is replaced. There's a date in the drawer
5
I'll put on a hot rice powder
6
We'll put on a boiled red beans
7
I'll put in another hot rice powder
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And a layer of red palms, and a layer of sweet rice, and a layer of red beans. I'll finish all the rice powder
9
Cover the lids. 20 minutes after the medium fire, 35 minutes after the fire
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Three minutes after the fire's down, open the lid
11
Silicon sheeting is a thin brush of ready-made edible oil
12
Conclude the four angles of the silica pad and press the solid shape with a little hand
13
Turn on the silica pad and dry the rice cake to the cold
14
Move to the panel, cut to the four sides, then cut the pieces
15
Plot。Red bean date rice cake Make Tips
1. Boil the red beans until cooked but not mushy.
2. Soak the red dates until they are soft and thoroughly soaked.
3. Scald the glutinous rice flour with boiling water until it forms flakes; there will be a small amount of dry powder remaining, so rub and mix it evenly by hand. Do not make it too soft. Since glutinous rice flour absorbs a large amount of moisture from the steam during the steaming process, control the amount of boiling water added when scalding the flour. This ensures the steamed cake will not be too soft or lose its shape.
4. Once the water in the steamer boils, turn to low heat and start spreading the ingredients. As you spread them layer by layer, the continuous rising steam makes the cake easier to cook through.
5. Adjust the steaming time based on the thickness of the cake.
6. Brush a thin layer of cooked oil on the silicone mat to prevent the glutinous rice cake from sticking, which facilitates shaping.
7. Dip the knife blade in water when cutting the glutinous rice cake to prevent sticking; this will result in neater edges.