
Snow Mei Niang
Soft steamed glutinous rice skins are wrapped around clouds of sweetened whipped cream for xuemei niang, a chilled, pillowy mochi-like dessert best served cold.
Instructions
- 1

45 grams of glutinous rice flour and corn starch.
- 2

Add 50 grams of sugar and 270 grams of whole milk.
- 3

Stir evenly.
- 4

Filter.
- 5

Place it in a steamer and steam for 30 minutes.
- 6

While steaming the glutinous rice paste, let's whip the cream: 260g of light cream and 10g of sugar, whip until 90% stiff peaks, and set aside.
- 7

After the time is up, once the dough no longer has a white center, remove it from the pot and add 55 grams of butter.
- 8

Continuously pull evenly.
- 9

Cut into small portions of 35 grams each.
- 10

Take a small portion of dough, roll it into a round sheet (use cooked flour as dusting), place it into a mold, and pipe in the cream.
- 11

Put in the mango pieces, then squeeze on the cream.
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Pinch it tightly using the method for making buns, trim off the excess tail, and brush on a little cooked flour.
- 13

Just turn it upside down and it will be fine.
- 14

Plump and chubby, soft, glutinous, and sweet.
- 15

Alright, let's have one.
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Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- Stone-ground glutinous rice flour150 g
- Milk270 g
- Mangoto taste
Seasonings
- Cornstarch45 g
- white sugar60g
- Butter55 g
- Light cream260g