Divide the mixture into different bowls, and play with your food color. You can use pink, green, purple, or white. Spread the mixture (about 1 inch thick) into the pie pan after you grease it with olive oil so it won't stick.
Ingredients:
a. 5 lbs of grated cavassa
b. 1 + 1/4 cup of tapioca flour
c. 3/4 cup of corn starch
d. 2 cup of sugar and a pinch of salt
e. 2 can of coconut milk
f. 2 bag of grated coconut
g. 1 bag of long strip of coconut (for decoration/garnish)
h. sesame seeds (for garnish)
Method:
1. Pour out the grated cassava in a big bowl
2. Add some cold water
3. Use a piece of fabric and scoop some of the cassava into it
4. Squeeze out all the water from the cassava
5. Put the cassava into a big bowl
6. Add tapioca flour, corn starch, sugar, coconut milk, and pinch of salt into the bowl (ingredients from b-e)
7. Divide the mixture into 4 bowls
8. Add different colors to each bowl (note: red + blue = purple)
9. Grease your pie mold and spread the mixture about one inch into the mold
10. Steam it for 10 minutes or until done
11. Cool the cake completely before cutting
12. Roll them in grated coconuts one at a time to prevent them from sticking
13. Mix all of the strip of noodles together and garnish with long strips of coconut
14. Use for garnish : in a bowl, add sesame seeds, a little bit of sugar, and salt
Enjoy!
9 comments:
Look so yummy! I was thinking to make some today too...but then I soaked glutinous rice for peanut sticky rice so I'll make this later. Yummy yummy...
It sure was. I have to make another batch this coming Friday. :-)
3 time of (1/4) cup of corn starch
did you meant to say 3/4 cup of cornstarch?
Yes. I meant 3/4 cup of cornstarch. Thank you for pointing it out. I just made the correction.
I like this desert too :)
I think kids and adults both like this dessert. Easy to eat I guess?
Hi Zoe,
I was wondering what is cavassa?
Cindy
Where can you buy cassava in the states, or can you make your own? And what's the purpose of soaking it in water first, then squeezing water out at the beginning? Thanks!
Cindy,
Cavassa is a root vegetable. It's also called "yuca".
Hey there,
I think you can buy it in the Korean supermarket. Someone told me to squeeze it out because you don't want to have too much water in it.
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