Saturday, July 01, 2006

Coconut Chick Peas Pudding

This pudding recipe is from Adaw of Leisure Cat. The recipe is so popular among the forummers there. Cantonese name for this pudding is called 椰汁馬豆糕 , pronounced as Ye Chup Ma Dau Gou. I was told that 馬豆 Ma Dau is actually called Chick Peas in English, so I shall name this Coconut Chick Peas Pudding. A very tasty dessert indeed. I like the smooth texture of the pudding.





Coconut Chick Peas Pudding
椰汁馬豆糕

Ingredients:
100g chick peas
about 160g-170g evaporated milk
300g caster sugar
400g coconut milk
170g corn flour
5 cups (1250ml) water


Method:

Wash and soak chick peas with some water for about an hour. Boil to soften the peas and discard the water. Set aside.

Mix corn flour with coconut milk and evaporated milk. Blend well.

Bring 5 cups of water to a boil and add in the sugar. When the sugar has dissolved, stir in the corn solution gradually (I lowered the heat when I stirred in the corn solution). Keep stirring the mixture until the mixture comes to a rolling boil. Stir in the softened chick peas and mix well.

Pour into a mould which has been rinsed in icy cold water. Let it cool before putting in the fridge.

Note: Can substitute the chick peas with sweet corns or red beans. When substituting with red beans, use the red beans water to replace part of the water in the recipe. Must add sugar to red beans.

13 Comments:

  • At Monday, 03 July, 2006, Blogger BoZoGEMOK said…

    Eve, thanks for the Coconut Chick Peas pudding,they were simply marvelious!

     
  • At Monday, 03 July, 2006, Blogger Cuisine Paradise said…

    Wow... Eve,

    I don't know chick peas can made into pudding also.... Thanks for sharing this recipe...

     
  • At Monday, 03 July, 2006, Blogger Tazz said…

    Sharon, you ate in your dream? hahahaha...... nice dream indeed!!!

    Ellena, yes, unique ingredient which we hardly come across for pudding recipes.

     
  • At Monday, 03 July, 2006, Blogger myCoffee said…

    Hi,
    These sure look good. And cute too! The 2nd picture looks like Jelly Shortbread.
    I love ma tao. Can use canned chick peas or not?

    ps: Btw, I have tried a few of the recipes that you posted on your blog. I like them all. Thanks for sharing!

     
  • At Monday, 03 July, 2006, Blogger Tazz said…

    Hello mycoffee, thanks for dropping by.

    I didn't even know about Ma Dau until the dried goods seller told me it is the yellowish peas that pple used to buy from the Kachiang Puteh men last time. Haha.. and my friends from the forum told me the English name of the peas.

    Abt replacing with canned chick peas, I think (just think only because I have not tried it. *lol*) shouldn't be a problem. One forummer at Leisure Cat mentioned that she substituted with sweet corn and the pudding turned up nice as well.

    HTH!

     
  • At Tuesday, 04 July, 2006, Blogger Little Corner of Mine said…

    This look so refreshing, just nice for summer. Thanks for the recipe!

     
  • At Tuesday, 04 July, 2006, Blogger Edith said…

    Since I missed it that day, I am going to make up by making some for myself. *wink* thanks for sharing.

     
  • At Tuesday, 04 July, 2006, Blogger Tazz said…

    I like this pudding. Hope you ladies like it as well. :)))

     
  • At Saturday, 08 July, 2006, Blogger Unknown said…

    Nice pudding! Will try it one day. Yummy.....

     
  • At Sunday, 09 July, 2006, Blogger Unknown said…

    Eve, I know I'm pretty late on this. I finally know what Ma Dou is now, I've eaten this Ma Dou Gao in HongKong, had wanted to make it myself, but never figured out what this bean is. Thanks for the recipe ;)

     
  • At Sunday, 09 July, 2006, Blogger Tazz said…

    Hello Poohchim & Angie!

    Angie, there is no such thing as being late here. :) I also learnt about Ma Dou through this recipe.

     
  • At Thursday, 16 September, 2010, Anonymous Wendy said…

    I used to make it 30 moons ago and I lost my recipe. Thanks for posting.

     
  • At Friday, 18 November, 2011, Anonymous Anonymous said…

    Thanks for sharing the recipe...May i know where can i buy dried chick peas in singapore?

     

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