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Che Thai

A recipe by Thuan Sinh @its_time_to_eat

Posted on 27 Feb, 2024
Che Thai
INGREDIENTS
Coconut Jelly in Syrup
500g
Canned Lychees (syrup reserved)
565g
Canned longan (syrup reserved)
565g
Jackfruit (syrup reserved)
565g
Grass Jelly
530g
Canned Whole Toddy Palm Seeds (drained and rinsed)
565g
Evaporated milk
680ml
*For the Red Rubies*
 
Canned Water Chestnuts (drained and cut into small pieces)
227g
Red Food Colouring
2 drops
Tapioca Flour
7Tbsp

Serves 12-15

Make the Red Rubies

  1. Bring a medium pot of water to the boil.
  2. Meanwhile, add the chopped water chestnuts to a medium sized zip lock bag. Add food colouring then mix to colour the chestnuts. Add tapioca floor. Seal the bag then toss to coat all the chestnuts with the tapioca starch.
  3. When the water is at a raging boil, slowly pour in prepared chestnuts, dispersing them in the water to avoid clumping. The red rubies will rise to the top when cooked. Allow them to continue to bubble for a couple of minutes before draining/scooping out into a colander. Rinse with cold running water to remove any excess starch and colouring. Add cooked red rubies to a bowl of iced water.

Put it All Together

  1. Drain lychees, jackfruit, longan and coconut jelly, but reserve the syrup in a large jug.
  2. Slice lychees in half and jackfruit into strips. Add them, along with the longan and coconut jelly into a large mixing bowl.
  3. Add in grass jelly cubes and rinsed toddy palm seeds.
  4. Add in evaporated milk.
  5. Add in reserved syrup to taste (about 2 cups).
  6. Finally, drain red rubies from their cold water bath and add them in this mix. Stir to mix everything through then chill well before serving.