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Radish Cake

13 INGREDIENTS • 8 STEPS • 1HR 30MINS

Radish Cake

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Chinese radish cake or turnip cake is a famous Chinese dessert available during the morning dim sum, Yun Cha. Those savory and yummy cake desserts are perfect side dish for a morning tea especially in fall or winter.
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China Sichuan Food
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Chinese radish cake or turnip cake is a famous Chinese dessert available during the morning dim sum, Yun Cha. Those savory and yummy cake desserts are perfect side dish for a morning tea especially in fall or winter.
1HR 30MINS
Total Time
$1.39
Cost Per Serving
Ingredients
Servings
12
us / metric
Rice Flour
2 cups
Rice Flour
Daikon Radish
6 2/3 cups
Water
3 1/3 cups
Water
Chinese Sausage
3.5 oz
Chinese Sausages
Red Onion
1/4
Medium Red Onion
Scallion
1 bunch
Scallion
3 scallions per 12 servings
Salt
2 tsp
Vegetable Oil
as needed
Vegetable Oil
Nutrition Per Serving
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Calories
159
Fat
3.6 g
Protein
4.3 g
Carbs
26.1 g
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step 1
In a small bowl, soak the Dried Shrimp (1 Tbsp) until softened. Set aside, drain well and cut both shrimp and shiitake mushroom into really small cubes.
step 2
Peel all the skin of the Daikon Radishes (6 2/3 cups) and then use a shredder to finely shred the radish. If you do not want to taste any radish texture in the final cake, shred the daikon as small as possible.
step 2 Peel all the skin of the Daikon Radishes (6 2/3 cups) and then use a shredder to finely shred the radish. If you do not want to taste any radish texture in the final cake, shred the daikon as small as possible.
step 3
Transfer the shredded daikon in a large pot or bowl, spread salt on the surface and rub with hand. Set aside for around 20 minutes to 30 minutes until the radish shreds are totally softened.
step 4
Prepare the side ingredients: In a small pan, add around 1/2 tablespoon Vegetable Oil (as needed), and then fry the Red Onion (1/4), dried shrimp, Chinese Sausages (3.5 oz), and Shiitake Mushrooms (3) until fragrant. Set aside.
step 4 Prepare the side ingredients: In a small pan, add around 1/2 tablespoon Vegetable Oil (as needed), and then fry the Red Onion (1/4), dried shrimp, Chinese Sausages (3.5 oz), and Shiitake Mushrooms (3) until fragrant. Set aside.
step 5
Squeeze the water out and transfer to another large mixing pot. Mix all the Rice Flour (2 cups) with the water squeezed out from the radish and the left Water (3 1/3 cups). Add radish shreds and Chinese Five Spice Powder (1 tsp), Granulated Sugar (as needed), Salt (2 tsp), and Shaoxing Cooking Wine (1 Tbsp). Mix well and heat over medium fire to boil.
step 5 Squeeze the water out and transfer to another large mixing pot. Mix all the Rice Flour (2 cups) with the water squeezed out from the radish and the left Water (3 1/3 cups). Add radish shreds and Chinese Five Spice Powder (1 tsp), Granulated Sugar (as needed), Salt (2 tsp), and Shaoxing Cooking Wine (1 Tbsp). Mix well and heat over medium fire to boil.
step 6
Add and mix well.
step 6 Add  and mix well.
step 7
Brush some oil on your container and then transfer the mixture to the container. Steam for around 50 minutes; absorb any water on surface with a clean gauze or towel.
step 7 Brush some oil on your container and then transfer the mixture to the container. Steam for around 50 minutes; absorb any water on surface with a clean gauze or towel.
step 8
Cut into slices around 1.5 cm in thickness after cooling down. Pan-fry until slightly brown on both sides. Sprinkle some Scallion (1 bunch) and serve with your favorite tea.
step 8 Cut into slices around 1.5 cm in thickness after cooling down. Pan-fry until slightly brown on both sides. Sprinkle some Scallion (1 bunch) and serve with your favorite tea.
Tags
Breakfast
Dairy-Free
Budget-Friendly
New Year
Gluten-Free
Brunch
Comfort Food
Snack
Chinese
Mushrooms
Dessert
Side Dish
Vegetables
Winter
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