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Authentic Mango Sticky Rice Recipe ( )

Authentic Mango Sticky Rice Recipe ( )

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Read the full mango sticky rice recipe here: Especially during the season (from about April to July annually, mangoes are one of the most popular fruits in Thailand - Bangkok is sometimes known as the Big Mango. When its mango season, youll find mangoes all over Bangkok, and youll discover lots and lots of both street food carts and stalls at local markets that serve mango sticky rice. Its not only one of the most famou Thai desserts outside of Thailand, but its also one of the most popular desserts in Thailand - during mango season. In this video recipe, youre going to learn how to make an authentic Bangkok street food style of mango sticky rice. When you show up to a food party or a family gathering with a big pan of coconut milk sticky rice and a few kilos of juicy ripe yellow mangoes, youre going to be the star of the party Here are the ingredients you'll need for this recipe: For the sticky rice: 1 kg. Thai sticky rice ) 800 ml. coconut cream ) 150 g. sugar ) 1 tsp. salt ) For the toppings: 200 ml. coconut cream ) 1/3 tsp. salt ) Sweet yellow mangoes ) 100 g. yellow mung beans ) - optional Make sure you watch this entire video for all the steps and methods of making this mango sticky rice, and also be sure to go to the full blog post for more details But overall, its a very easy recipe to make. You first need to rinse and soak the rice, to remove all of the starch from the sticky rice. This will make it cook and look better when its served. Once youve soaked the rice for 6 hours, steam it for about 15 minutes, and then set aside. To prepare the coconut cream, cook 800 ml with sugar and salt, stirring gently until the sugar is fully dissolved, and the coconut cream comes to a boil - then immediately remove and start to assemble the rice. Put the fresh sticky rice into a mixing bowl, and start adding in, slowly by slowly, the coconut cream. Mix it in, until youve finished all the coconut cream into the rice, and you should have a consistency thats kind of like a grain filled pudding. The sticky rice is now ready. For the toppings, youll need to take the remaining coconut cream, cook it on low heat with salt, bring to a boil, and then set it aside for a topping. Lastly, dry fry the mung beans on a low heat to toast them and make them crispy for another common topping (this is optional for this recipe but common in Thailand. The last part of making Thai mango sticky rice is to assemble everything together. Put a portion of the sweet sticky rice on a plate, peel and slice a mango to go right on top, sprinkle with a handful of crispy mung beans, and serve with the extra coconut cream on top. Thats all for this recipe, its pretty easy to make, and its one of the most common and most loved Thai desserts FULL RECIPE
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


Oh my word. I can't even tell you how delicious this Mango Sticky Rice looks. The only thing I'm not sure of are the roasted mung beans. the sticky rice, mango, and coconut cream all have such a wonderfully silky, soft texture. The mung beans are roasted, so they must be crunchy. I think I would rather stay with the silky alone. I was thinking how good the rice and coconut cream and sugar would be, and then add dark raisins and turn it into a rice pudding You look like you enjoyed the dish. This is the first time I've seen you cook Keep up the fantastic work, guys I sure love watching your travels with Ying and Micha Such a sweet family
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My wife is from Thailand and I also knows how to cook. For the coconut milk toppings for the mango sticky rice, we will thicken the coconut milk by adding with corn starch mix with a little water to improve the shinning texture of the coconut cream. for another sticky rice fragrant, you can also add in pandan leaf juice to the sticky rice before steaming to make it more fragrant. .
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Actually you can just slice the face of the mango. Then scoop it with a drinking glass. It's easier and most especially the skin will peel off to the mango without nothing left to it unlike the peeling method with knife. Or you can peel it just with your hands. That's how we do in the Philippines.
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Hello, can you please make the Thai desserts thong Yod and thong Ek? I know these recipes are already on Youtube however they aren't in English and the few that have English translation are really bad. It would be great if you could do these recipes too please
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I have a quick tutorial. First buy a cooked sticky rice then mix it with coconut cream (not milk) and sugar (pandan if you have) tips dont make it too dry or wet (consistency like whipped cream) and microwave it for around 2 min or until you think it is not too wet
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I L. O. V. E. the fact that YOU are cooking You have your own flavors and tasts that you prefer even though you could cook a traditional dish or your twist on a dish from ANY country. I would like to see what dishes you coukd cook. Great Job
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Hi Mark, thanks for the recipe I cooked about 1. 5kg of glutinous rice and use 1kg of coconut cream. the only setback i had was with the mung beans It was too hard. nothing close to crispy I might use sesame seed next time. thanks anyway
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My home recipe is pour lot of coconut cream and sugar solution to the sticky rice. lightly stir it and let it sit there for a few hour until the sticky rice can absorb all the coconut cream and then we will get super rich grain by grain.
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Looks great but the rice takes a lot of work. Why not just boil it in the coconut milk, sort of like in Portuguese rice pudding. Don't soak it and cook it in the milk. The starch you took out actually helps it become creamier.
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Hey Mark, I use to eat coconut sticky rice at the restaurant in NY, love that stuff. never tried with Mango tho. But since I have a diet because I'm on dialysis. was wondering if I can substitute the coconut creamy milk?
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