-How we enjoyed? We like to eat with homemade sweet sambal, simple delicious !!
-cook shredded white raddish with hot water, mix seasonings and flour, whisk till become a watery batter...
-saute dried shrimps, add radish, add watery batter, cook till thick paste, steam become cake..
Fried white radish cake
(printable recipe)
Ingredients350g shredded white radish
- (cook shredded radish with water till soft, drained and discarded the water)
250g rice flour
20g tapioca flour
500ml water
50g dried shrimps, soaked and chopped finely
Seasonings
1tsp salt
1tsp sugar
1/2tsp chicken stock powder
1/2tsp white pepper powder
Extra rice flour for dusting
1. Mix all seasonings with rice flour, tapioca flour and water by hand whisk till a watery batter.
2. Heat oil in a wok, sauté chopped dried shrimps till fragrant.
3. Add in cooked shredded white radish, mix well, pour in the watery batter.
4. Cook mixture for two to three minutes over low heat, stirring all the time, until the mixture turns to a thick paste.
5. Pour the paste into a greased cake tin. Smoothen the surface with a spatula. Place it in the steamer and steam over high heat for 45 minutes.
6. Remove the cake and allow it to cool thoroughly before cutting into slices.
7. Dusted rice flour over radish cake, shallow fry the radish cake slices till golden brown.
8. Serve with chilli sauce.
-I love the texture of this radish cake, neither too soft nor too hard, just perfect !! Now I start thinking to cook another usual way of enjoy radish cake, stir fry with egg and bean sprout, yum yum!! will share the recipe soon..
Happy Cooking!!
Oooh, your cakes are beautifully fried! I bet they're make an excellent chai tow kway too!
ReplyDeleteThis is a must order for us too at dimsum place. I just love how you fried it. Perfectly brown and I can see it is very crunchy on the outside.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!! looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteOh u dusted with flour before frying, no wonder they have this crispy look.. Usually dimsum shop sjust plainly panfry them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that tip.
Perfectly fried cake! Looks very nice!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so perfect. Very beautifully done.
ReplyDeletenice presentation ..
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious
thanks for visiting our blog and u are always welcome to pur space..
Simply good looking!!!
ReplyDeleteI think your food photography have surpass me!
wow.. this looks simply fantastic and yummy :) Nice clicks as well :)
ReplyDeleteYa, this is a muz to order when go dim sum..:)
ReplyDelete"Chow Kueh"...ya ya, will wait for your post. I love that!
Ya, simple and delicious food
ReplyDeleteLooks real crisp on the outside and tender inside, yummy! Thanks for sharing yet another great recipe. ;)
ReplyDeleteYUM! Can I eat this now! I say that a lot on your blog!!! Oh this looks so good and your photos are just wonderful! I really do want one now!
ReplyDeletePretty Please!
Love it! So crispy too!
ReplyDeleteThese look so good I'm going to have to try them. Hopefully your white radish is also called a daikon because that's what avaiable here. I've never heard of these but as you can see I'm really curious.
ReplyDeleteLooks really crispy and delicious! I'm saving this recipe and will look out for white radish at the asian grocery next time :) Thanks for sharing Sonia.
ReplyDeleteNever had something like this with radish..looks awesome
ReplyDeleteMmmm....my favourite. I love it fried too.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy ordering this at dim sum too! This recipe looks easier than I thought it would be. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Perfect little rectangles. Can't believe that this is from a radish. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my fav savoury cake! Really love it.
ReplyDeleteI like this, but lazy to do as a lot of work to do...
ReplyDeleteI am so glad to find this recipe on your blog while I was reading Lily's Wai Sek Hong's blog. I just bought a radish last nite and plan to cook this for a friend's potluck party tonight. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteoh never heard of this looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteMMmmmm~~Must have together with "tong shui"! Perfection!!
ReplyDeletelove savoury snacks like these. yours look super lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog and your kind words. You have a really terrific blog too! I look forward to visiting your blog more in the future!
ReplyDeleteNew to me .Sounds unique and interesting!
ReplyDeleteIs a white radish the same as a daikon radish? The look fantastic...I'm very interested in dim sum dishes since there are not many restraunts around here that serve them. I would really like to try this.
ReplyDeleteWah nice.. Can make "Chai Tao Kueh".. always in pasar malam one..
ReplyDeleteWow,I like it very much.Looks very tempting.
ReplyDeleteI have few awards waiting for you in my blog.Pls collect it.
Oh..so many steps to prepare the radish cake =.="
ReplyDeleteThis is my favourite after yam cake! Now you have made me homesick again :)
ReplyDeleteWow, another my favorite too! I like dipping with Kg. Koh chili sause, waaaa, yummy.
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous. I must find soe daikon here...
ReplyDeletexoxo Pattie
sui sui o....
ReplyDeleteMy favourite too. Perfect click :)
gorgeous!!!But is thr a substitute for tapioca flour?
ReplyDeletewow!yummy yummy!
ReplyDeletethank you for stopping by..you have lovely space here..This looks so perfect. Very beautifully done
ReplyDeleteIts completely a new recipe to me..Looks crispy and delicious...
ReplyDeleteSonia, I made this and I loved it. One will never know there is radish in it. I like your step by step clicks !!
ReplyDeletehttp://pedhakka.blogspot.com/2010/03/chai-tow-kway-with-daikon-stir-fry-with.html
Sonia, this is a must have when I go for dim sum. I also like the one fried with egg, bean sprouts and with some 'choy poh'.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!!! I was looking for this recipe for quite sometimes. Thank you, I am bookmarking this as one of my next thing to make.
ReplyDeleteIt's me again, do I have to cook the radish before I shred, or the other way around? Thank you..
ReplyDeletecake look so mouthwatering , amazing recipe..gotta try..
ReplyDeleteDear all, Thanks for your lovely words.
ReplyDeleteDear new comer, welcome to my blog.
I just checked in Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daikon, Daikon radish=white radish
s, you may omit tapioca flour, but thought the texture will not so firm.
elra, shred first then only cook. Hope this help.
Radish cake also my favorite when ordering dim-sum but they seldom fry it to such crispiness like yours. Must be a lot of work making your own. I salute you!
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing yr recipe. I have tried making this radish kuih last nite & pan fried this morning. It turned out very successful (very crispy on the outside and inside soft). Wish you can try some and let me know your comment. Will try to fry with eggs & chai poh with the remaining kuih tonight & let you know what's like.
Thanks again.
Hi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe! All the food you cook looks so delicious and I can't help but bookmark them to try! haha. I made this yesterday but for some reason, it came out quite firm. Not sure if it's because of the tapioca flour or if I should add more radish?
Anyway, thanks again for the recipe. I'll try it again =)
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ReplyDeletethis is just perfect Sonia!! will try tomorrow!! wish me luckkkk ^^
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