GOLD INGOT RED BEAN CAKE | YATA WATTE COCONUT WATER TEA | GOLD BREADCRUMBS

GOLD INGOT RED BEAN CAKE | YATA WATTE COCONUT WATER TEA | GOLD BREADCRUMBS

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Kit Piu Yau
Ryan Fung

Be wooed by the high tea spread at the quirky Woo Bar of W Hotel in Hong Kong. Represented by Ryan Fung & Kit Piu Yau .

  • Sub Category Name
    Combo
    Appetisers
  • Recipe Source Name
    Real High Tea 2014/15 Volume 1

Ingredients

Yata Watte Tea and Coconut Water
  • 450ml Dilmah Yata Watte Tea
  • 50ml coconut water
  • 50g rock sugar
  • 1.5g Gluco
  • 1.5g Algin
  • 250ml hot water
Red Bean Cake
  • 100g dry red beans
  • 300ml water
  • 80g rock sugar
  • 2g 30-year dried mandarin peel
  • 200ml Dilmah Yata Watte Tea
  • 2g agar-agar
  • 1g Lota
  • Edible colouring: gold
Gold Yata Watte Tea Crumbs
  • 4 pcs brown bread
  • 100ml Dilmah Yata Watte Tea
  • 100g white sugar
  • Edible colouring: gold

Methods and Directions

Yata Watte Tea and Coconut Water
  • Blend 200ml Yata Watte tea and coconut milk with 1.5g Algin for 30 seconds; rest it at room temperature for 2 hours.
  • Blend 150ml Yata Watte tea with 0.8g Gluco and sea salt for 30 seconds; rest it at room temperature for 2 hours.
  • Mix 4 spoons (10ml each) and 8 spoons (5ml each) of Gluco liquid and Algin liquid for 1 minute, they will form caviar. Then drop them into clean water for 3 seconds, and keep in the Yata Watte tea till needed.
Red Bean Cake
  • Mix dry red beans, water, rock sugar and 30-year dried mandarin peel.
  • Steam the mixture for 3 hours until the red beans turn soft.
  • Take a part of it and rest it in a hot box until the skin is dry and then add some gold colouring. Leave this to be used as garnish.
  • Blend the balance of the red bean mix with agar-agar and Lota till smooth.
  • Stuff it into the gold ingot mould.
  • Stuff one ‘Yata Watte Tea and Coconut Milk Caviar’ in the middle. Cool it down.
  • Take out the finished product and spray some gold colouring on the surface.
Gold Yata Watte Tea Crumbs
  • Bathe the brown bread in the Yata Watte tea for a few minutes.
  • Then dry them in a 80°C hot box for 2 hours.
  • Colour the crumbs gold.

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