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Glutinous Rice Flour recipes
11 entries. Each page is the complete recipe (ingredients, quantities, and method) reproduced at working size.
Bánh Cam
Crispy Vietnamese sesame balls filled with sweet mung bean paste, a viral street dessert trending on social media.
Butter Tteok
Glutinous rice cakes baked with a cube of butter pressed into the center so the outside turns crisp and shell-like while the inside stays chewy, the Korean bakery trend that has sp
Che Troi Nuoc
Chewy glutinous rice balls filled with sweet mung bean paste, served floating in a warm ginger syrup and finished with coconut sauce.
Klepon Pandan Coconut Rice Balls
Beloved Indonesian sweet rice balls tinted vivid green with pandan, filled with melted palm sugar, and rolled in freshly grated coconut. Bite into one and a warm, caramel-sweet syr
Kue Ku
Traditional Indonesian chewy glutinous rice cakes filled with sweet mung bean paste and molded into tortoise shapes.
Sapin-Sapin
A colorful layered glutinous rice cake sweetened with coconut milk and sugar. Features distinct layers flavored with purple yam, jackfruit, and topped with crunchy coconut curds.
Sesame Balls
Crispy on the outside and wonderfully chewy on the inside, these classic fried dough spheres are filled with sweet red bean paste and coated in toasted sesame seeds.
Sesame Seed Balls
Crispy on the outside and delightfully chewy inside, these golden fried pastry spheres are filled with sweet red bean paste and coated in sesame seeds.
Sweet Rice Balls in Coconut Milk
Tender, chewy glutinous rice dumplings served in a warm, fragrant coconut milk broth infused with pandan and palm sugar.
Tangyuan
Tender glutinous rice dumplings stuffed with a rich black sesame filling, served floating in a sweet ginger soup.
Wingko Babat
A traditional Indonesian sweet coconut cake with a chewy texture, rich coconut aroma, and crisp toasted top.
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