Jijah pernah try resepi Sangkaya ni ... origin dari Thailand ... n asal jijah try pun .. sbb nengok rancangan masak ... masa tu dia tunjukkan culinary di Thailand .. n last program tu .. dia tunjuk cara buat Sangkaya ni ..
whoaa .. sungguh mengiurkan n nampak sedap giler .. tambah lak masa dia potong Sangkaya tu .. fuhhhh nampak berasap sedap beb ..... dan dan tu laaa rasa macam nak sangat makan pepanass ... hahah ape lagi .... moh ke dapurr ..... Kebetulan lak ada orang kasik sebiji labu madu .. gheeeee .. ape lagi ... Ibu On jer ...
nak di jadikan cerita ... sekaya dalam tu memang laa sesedap rasa .. manis n lemak ... tapi .... bila potong .. abis senget labu ku ... tak berdiri tegak pun ... hahahahah ... dok ketawa je lebih dari makan ... agaknye nengok jenis labu gak kot ... labu madu kulit dia nipis ... labu yg dia buat ni .. isi dia tebal .. kulit kerazz ... orang kukus 30 minit .. jijah bantai satu jam ... hahahh .... ape pun ... mistakes is a good teacher .. getting better n better everyday ... soo sape yg nak try ... boleh cuba ... ni ada resepi .. lom penah cuba lagi .. tapi resepi dia sama je macam yg jijah try ..
Thai Pumpkin Custard Dessert (Sankaya)
Sankaya or Thai pumpkin custard is a Thai-style inside out pumpkin pie in which a lightly sweetened coconut milk and egg custard is steamed inside of a hollowed out pumpkin. A perfect balance of textures, the steamed egg custard inside shows the influence of the Portuguese on Thai cuisine, who introduced the idea of adding eggs to desserts in the 1600's.
In Thailand, Sankaya is a popular street vendor sweet and each wedge costs about 20 baht (about sixty cents).
This recipe for steamed pumpkin recipe filled with creamy coconut custard comes from the excellent Thai cooking video website, ThaiFoodTonight.com. See the cooking video below to quickly learn how to make Sankaya.
Ingredients
1 Kabocha squash (Japanese pumpkin)
10 cups of water for steaming
4-5 eggs
1/3 cup of coconut palm sugar
pinch of salt
pinch of cinnamon (kalo nak)
1 tsp. vanilla extract (or frozen pandanus leaf or pandanus leaf flavoring)
Preparation
Cut out the pumpkin just like you would for Halloween. Cut out the top, remove all the seeds and the stringy insides.
In a mixing bowl crack the eggs, add coconut milk, salt, cinnamon, vanilla and palm sugar. Stir well until the palm sugar is blended into the mixture.
Pour the mixture into the pumpkin.
Bring water to a boil in a steamer. Then place the pumpkin and the pumpkin lid inside the steamer basket. Don’t cover the pumpkin with the lid. Set the pumpkin lid in the steaming basket off to the side so it cooks too.
Now place the basket onto the steamer and cover the basket with the lid. Steam for about 45 minutes.
When you think it's time, open the steamer and stick a fork into the custard to check if it is done. If the fork comes out all wet and runny you need to steam it a little longer.
Remove the basket from the steamer and let the pumpkin cool down.
When you are ready to serve, take a knife and cut a wedge out of the pumpkin just as if it were a pie. The custard should be firm enough to stand on its own and not be runny.
Allow to cool to room temperature and serve to your guests. They can eat the entire pumpkin - the skin and flesh of the pumpkin and the creamy custard inside. Refrigerate any leftovers.
Servings: 4
Notes: For best results, Chef Dim Geefay recommends preparing with firm Japanese Pumpkin (Kabocha squash) available online in our grocery.
To prepare this dessert, first a top is cut out of the pumpkin, as for a jack-o-lantern and the seeds removed. The custard is prepared in the usual manner with eggs, palm sugar and coconut cream and flavored with exotic pandanus leaf or cinnamon and vanilla. The whole filled pumpkin is then steamed for about 45 minutes, until the custard is firm. Serve by cutting into wedges and serve at room temperature.
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