✨Thai sweets are a little easy.✨
✨ how to make sod dessert ✨
Sone dessert is a rare ancient Thai dessert, tastes delicious, sweet and has a beautiful yellow color from Sone pollen.
✨ ingredients ✨
* Sone flower: about 200 grams (choose the flower that is still slightly bud for crispness)
* Rice flour: 1 cup
* Oily starch: 1 / 4 cup
* Beep sugar or coconut sugar: 1 / 2 cup (Adjust, reduce according to preference)
* Salt: 1 / 4 teaspoon
* Coconut milk: 1 cup
* White grated coconut (sprinkles): 1 cup
Making steps
* Prepare the Sone: Take the Sone Flower and wash it well, wash it with water, and steamer it in a crate to boiling water for 5-7 minutes, or until the Sone flower is soft and fragrant.
* Prepare the dough: In a mixing bowl, sift the rice flour, oily flour, and salt together, then gently add coconut milk and beep sugar to it, stirring until the sugar is completely dissolved and the dough is pellet-free.
* Mix All Ingredients: Put the steamed sod flowers into the dough mixture. Stir gently.
* Steaming Snacks: Scoop the snack mixture into a banana leaf print or cockerel of exactly the size. Steamed in a crate to boil water again, about 15-20 minutes. Or until the snack is cooked and the dough is clear.
* Prepare Coconut Sprinkles: Steamer the white grated coconut with a little salt for about 5 minutes to keep it longer and taste slightly salty.
* Serving: Once the pastry is cooked, scoop up from the crate to rest a little cold, then sprinkle with the prepared grated coconut.
More tips
* To achieve a more mellow and fragrant taste, beep sugar or real coconut sugar should be used.
* Steaming the sone before mixing it with flour will help the sone soften and not smudge.
* To make the pastry darker yellow, a larger amount of sone can be used.
Sone dessert is a dessert that is not difficult to do, but requires refinement to make to get a delicious and beautiful tasting dessert typical of ancient Thai desserts.



























































































