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Saturday, October 22, 2011

Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)

Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)


Just realized that month of October left few more days to go. I have made few other type of kuihs, need to quickly post before Aspiring Baker#12: Traditional Kueh end. I have seen so many blogger friends did this Ondeh-Ondeh, this small ball with palm sugar seem is everyone's favourite. This is also one of my favourite kueh too.



Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)


Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)


You can add sweet potato to the dough, but this time i just add pandan (screwpine) juice to make the dough.

Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)


Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)


Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)



Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)
(recipe source: by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)


Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)250 g glutinous rice flour
30g tapioca flour
235 ml Pandan Juice (blend 20pcs of pandan with 250ml water)
100 g gula Melaka (Palm Sugar), finely chopped
100 g grated fresh coconut
1/4tsp fine salt

Method:

1. Combine the glutinous rice flour and tapioca flour in a mixing bowl, slowly add in pandan juice and knead till smooth.
2. Steam grated coconut with salt for about 3mins, set aside to cool.
3. Bring a pot of water to boil. Pinch a small piece of dough (10g each) and flatten lightly. Fill in palm sugar in the center and seal it and lightly roll them into a ball.
4. Cook the balls in the boiling water, when the rice balls float to the surface, continue to cook for another 1-2mins.
5. Remove them and coat with grated coconut.



Ondeh-Ondeh (glutinous rice ball with palm sugar)



Frankly, i still prefer to buy this from outside Malay stall, cheap and yummy, too much of time and effort to make this little balls at home.


I am submitting this post to Aspiring Bakers #12: Traditional Kueh (October 2011) hosted by SSB of Small Small Baker.


37 comments:

  1. Hi, I'm the first to visit. So do I get some for tea? The little 'hillock' of ondeh2 looks so tempting!

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  2. Sonia, you have been very hardworking lately to make kuih this month! Your this Ondeh Ondeh looks real tempting! I guess this is everyone favourite and that's include me too! have a wonderful weekend!

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  3. i like it ❤
    wld like to have some for tea, hehehe ~~

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  4. this ondeh ondeh become so famous lately, our side here all crazy doing it, hahahaha!

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  5. Another delicious looking kuih! You could set up a stall selling all this yummies, and I would be the first one to queue! :)

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  6. i always makan this ondeh2 at jusco-nyonyak,so expensive :)

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  7. Sonia, pls reserve me some la..I am too lazy to make one biji one biji...Love it

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  8. You are amazing... Your kuehs are all so fantastic! :)

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  9. sonia...ondeh2 u look very nice...rajin la...and your pulut inti also look nice and yummy...i think u such a unique girl, pandai masak kuih muih melayu...:)

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  10. Eileen@Hundred Eighty DegreesOctober 22, 2011 at 7:59 PM

    Sonia, this looks tempting!

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  11. everybody's tempting me on their ondeh ondeh.. but i think i want to 'sow koong' already..just one or 2 more kuih posts coming..i think me too enough of eating kuih! haha!

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  12. Your kuihs looks fabulous and I'm dreaming about your glutinous rice w/ sweet coconut filling :D

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  13. I had some made with pumpkin the other day too. Very delicious.

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  14. Saw so many bloggers making ondeh ondeh, really tempting! Yours look very delicious as well!

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  15. I plan to make ondeh ondeh also, intend to add in the purple sweet potato, wish me luck in finding the purple sweet potato from nearby market ^_^

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  16. Sonia, after finishing mine, I want to eat this too. Looks so pretty and delicious :)

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  17. This is a true childhood favourite of mine! In Indonesian these little morsels are called 'Kelepon':).

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  18. Hmm, looks so delicious and lovely colorful balls...

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  19. oo, I learnt something 2day... It's mixed with tapioca flour as well.. Noted..

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  20. 你做的ondek-ondek卖相不会输给外面卖的啊~~看起来很美~~

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  21. LOL... yeah, me too.
    Too much effort right?

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  22. Sonia, next time make oneh oneh, give lah warning so I can drive to your house and beg for some. hehe...

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  23. Have been planning to make these forever! Yours look perfect!

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  24. One of my favourite snacks! I have made them with dry coconut. Cannot compare to the fresh coconut ones!

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  25. Very interesting. I can't imagine the taste until I try this! Look delicious though...

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  26. Hungry hungry when i see this nice ondeh-ondeh. :)

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  27. These look so great! The glutinous rice flour may be hard to come by here. I might have to search it out online. Love your addition of pandan.

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  28. Wow! I really miss having onde-onde!! Yours look amazing! I wish I could make it too.. I have all the ingredients except for the pandan juice... :(

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  29. Thanks for sharing the recipe, i try it and i have successfully make it and share with my parents. :)

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  30. Hai..the grated coconut have to steam ?

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  31. Hi! For the pandan juice, do we need to make it the night before and take the greener portion? Or can we just blend and use?

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  32. Cherie L, don't need to keep overnight, unless you want to use concentrate juices.

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  33. Hi I'm Carolyn. I have recently tried making this and the thing is, the sugar cubes within did not melt. Any idea how can I prevent this in the future ?

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  34. Carolyn, chopped gula melaka more finely and boil the ondeh-ondeh slightly longer.

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