Instead of having ice cream all the time, why not making our own dessert and yet it could help to cool off our body’s heat, on the other hand in Cantonese belief, it does help in moisture our lungs and skins.
Of course, what am going to share here it’s not anything expensive like Bird Nest, but it’s something affordable yet it tastes like Soya Milk. That’s Bean Curd Skin with Gingko.
This is basically my sister’s favourite… and recipe got it from her mother-in-law. If you have a pressure cooking pot, this is easily can be made within an hour.
Ingredients
Crystal Rock Sugar or Brown Sugar (depends on preference)
Step-by-Step
Remove the gingko shell, boil the gingko in a hot pot of water for easy peeling skin
After boil for about 10 to 20 minutes, drain the water from the pot
Leave it cool, and then peel off the skin
While boiling the gingko, soak the bean curd skin in a pot of water for cleansing
Boil about 5 to 6 soup bowl of water, put the sugar into the pot
Follow by the bean curd skin
As well as the gingko
Stir occasionally
Do not close the lid completely, leave the lid slightly open
Cook for about 2 to 3 hours for normal pot, if you have pressure cooker, it can be cooked for an hour
Final result, a cup of Chinese Dessert that helps to moisture the lungs and the skins, isn’t that affordable than a Bird Nests?
14 comments:
My mom prefer to use the fresh from the wet market type where it taste slightly better.
one of my fav dessert that I make at home as well....i will add eggs to it , coz I love eggs!!haha
i like the gingko!
I prefer fu chuk yu mai, cuz I don't like gingko, hehe...
i usually add barley as well, loved this!
Usually can get the barley version from coffee shops everywhere. But I like the ginkgo nuts only.
That's why I like Penang's tong sui stalls, which serve those ginkgo with syrup only..
I will defintely be waitig for this form your hospitality on my next visit to the island, will definitely be informing you in advance! :)
This is one of my favourite tong sui. Sometimes I overdosed on gingko nuts.
I also use the fresh fu zhuk from Ayer Itam market and normally go for Fu zhuk yi mai.
wah... you are cool. If I ask my wife to cook this sure she will prefer to go and sleep better.
sorry I don;t like this dessert for no reason :P
I use ready store-bought gingko. I did not know there was so much work to prepare the ginkgo from scratch. Thanks for sharing.
miss this desert~
Hi Email2me, you mean the fresh gingko?? Or the beancurd skin?
Hi Simple Girl, add eggs?? Geee, good suggestion also ah?? Quail egg?
Hi Allie, same here!
Hi Little Inbox & Babe_KL, unfortunately I don’t like barley.
Hk J2Kfm, got ah???
Hi BBO, sure!
Hi Worldwindows, hahahaha…
Hi Cariso, got ah?? I really don’t know lor.
Hi Steven, depends on individual interest mah…. Maybe she’s good in baking leh.
Hi mimid3vils, why la?? Oh ya, no reason. Heeheehee
Hi Tigerfish, no problem.
Hi taufulou, then make one for yourself then!
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