Thai Coconut Cake Recipe

Thai Coconut Cake Recipe

Combine coconut juice with salt. Heat water. Cook sweet rice with sugar. Mix coconut milk with palm sugar. Blend cooked rice and coconut milk. Add coconut juice and raspberries. Bake for 15 mins. Refrigerate. Serve. Enjoy! 🥥🍰

5 from 1 vote

Course: Desserts

Cuisine: Thailand

Keyword: Thai cuisine

CookingStyle: Baking

Prep Time: 10

Cook Time: 10

Total Time: 20

Servings: people

Calories: 730kcal

Author: Nazia Cooks

Cost: $10

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Equipment

1 bowl

1 stove

Ingredients

2 Coconut
2 tablespoon Salt
2 cups White sugar
1 tablespoon Cornstarch
2 cups Water
1 cup Coconut milk
1 cup Rice flour
Raspberries, aa required

Instructions

Take the coconut juice into a bowl.
Add salt to it for taste as required.
Take water in a pot and heat it.
Take a large bowl and add the sweet rice into it.
Cook the rice and add some of sugar into it for taste.
Take another bowl and add coconut milk into it.
Mix the palm sugar into the coconut milk.
Then mix the rice cooked and coconut milk together.
Take them into a large bowl after mixing.
Add the coconut juice and raspberries into it.
Mix them well.
Then bake them for fifteen minutes.
After cooking you can refrigerate the cake.
Your cake is ready to be served.

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Notes

Coconut Magic: Opt for fresh, unsweetened coconut for the purest flavor profile. While desiccated coconut works too, prioritize quality – choose varieties without added sugars or preservatives.

Texture Perfection: Achieving the ideal texture is an art. Grate the shredded coconut finely to avoid any gritty sensation. If necessary, pulse it in a food processor for that silky consistency.

Coconut Milk Mastery: When using coconut milk, shake the can well before opening. This ensures that the cream and liquid are well combined, resulting in consistent richness and flavor.

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Nutrition

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