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Saturday 6 April 2013

Sticky Rice With Corn Pudding




STICKY RICE WITH CORN PUDDING
Recipe sourced from Febie 

Ingredients 
½ cup uncooked sticky rice (glutinous rice)
2 cups water plus more
2 tbsp sugar
1 cup fresh corn or from the can

Coconut sauce2
2 cups coconut milk  (I used only 1 cup)
½ cup sugar  (I used less than 1/4 cup) 
¼ tsp salt  (just a pinch)

Soak the sticky rice at least 4 hours or over night.
Put rice and water in the pot cook on medium heat, stirring often.
(You might need to add extra water if it is too thick).
Add sugar and corn stir together and turn of the heat.

In another pot cook the coconut milk sugar and salt until melt
Serve the corn and rice topped with coconut sauce .

Serves for 2-3 person





This post is linked to the event, Little Thumbs up organised by Zoe (Bake for Happy Kids) and Mui Mui (My Little Favourite DIY) and hosted by Ester of Copycake Kitchen
 


23 comments:

  1. Mel, I love this pudding especially added with sticky rice and coconut milk. Little thumbs up to your lovely dessert!!!! Thank you very much for your support on LTU :)

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    1. Hi Esther
      By right I have one earlier post than this sticky rice to support your LTU, but unfortunately I didnt do well in that recipe there I opt that out. I sure will support you and hope there will be more bloggers will post their corn recipes soon.

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  2. Corn and sticky rice sounds like a great combination! Very unique.

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    1. The unique is sticky rice can goes so well be it sweet or in savoury, Im sure you agree with me, right?

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  3. esp love your first pix, mel.. looks yummy and very pretty ^^ what a nice weekend treat for your family ^^

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    1. Hi Hui
      Something quick and easy as I always love stick rice be it sweet or savoury. Hope your weekend has been wonderful and a restful one.

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  4. Eh, why so "kiam siap" about writing, no narration one? But the pictures are good enough to tell all, ok, one bowl please!

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    1. Aii...sometimes I stared at the computer screen and just got "tongue tied" or should I said fingers tied figuring what to start my post. Instead pf cracking what to said, I just go ahead to post the pic and the recipe and close topic.....hehehe... have a wonderful weekend.

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  5. Hahaha yea, i was like...eh, straight away to recipe d? No story one? :p never mind, we all got "blogger's block" sometimes! Tis dessert is quite unique, but sounds nice too :)

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  6. I like this dessert, yours look so nice....I like lots of corn pls.

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  7. Hi Mel, this looks interesting. Something like mango and sticky rice?

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  8. What a delicious looking treat! I have never tried this, but you make me want to, yum!

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  9. Mel,
    Sticky rice with corn sounds great!
    I never tried sticky rice with corn before I bet it is really yummy! I am following Li Shuan I like lots of corn too please:D
    mui

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  10. Yum...I haven't have sticky rice for dessert for a long time. I love that you have corns in here because I love the natural sweetness from them.

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  11. Mel, I know this is yummy! Reminds me of the sticky rice and mangoes served in Thai restaurants.

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  12. replace mango with sweet corns, sound nice too..

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  13. Hi Mel! We used to have this when we were kids. Love the sweetness of the coconut and the crunchiness of the sweet corns.

    Thanks for sharing the recipe and bringing back my memories! :D

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  14. Hi Mel, love your this dessert, look so delectable and delicious. Thanks for sharing your recipe. Best regards.

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  15. this sounds like a thai type of dessert..and that pour over coconut sauce is the best!

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  16. I am a sucker for sweetcorn and love it in desserts. There is a Filipino snack like this, sometimes with toasted mung beans added. How satisfying, especially with the coconut sauce.

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  17. This sounds wonderful - yet I've never tried coconut milk and corn together. I love sticky rice. This sounds very nice dessert after a meal.

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  18. Hi Mel,

    I laughed reading Jessie's comment about you "kiam siap" about writing... LOL!

    I can see your thought about this dessert... so good that you don't need to say anything further... right?

    Zoe

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