This cake is popular in many Southeast Asian countries, they call its as a “kue lapis,” usually consumed as a snack.
The countries that you may find this snack as a traditional dish are following:
- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- and Malaysia
We may be lucky to see its at here in America sold in ethnic groceries such as Vietnam shops or Asian market.
Since the “Steamed Layer Cake” is not always available in groceries, we try to make its by ourselves.
Sure, we may adjust sweetness, colors and thicness of layers based on what we desire.
We collect the following important ingredients:
- tapioca flour
- coconut milk
- granulated sugar
- and other ingredients
Then, we just follow instruction from internet. After a while done. The result could be seen at Images 1, 2 and 3.
Have you tasted “Steamed Layer Cake”? What do you think?
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I haven't had it yet but it looks interesting.
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Acredito que seja um bolo delicioso
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So yummy! Love those beautiful layers.
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This cake is popular in many Southeast Asian countries, they call its as a “kue lapis,” usually consumed as a snack.
No lo he probado nunca.
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Image 1- Steamed Layer Cake
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DeleteThis is one of my favourite tea-time treats.
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Image 1- Steamed Layer Cake
The countries that you may find this snack as a traditional dish are following:
- Singapore
- Vietnam
- Indonesia
- and Malaysia
We may be lucky to see its at here in America sold in ethnic groceries such as Vietnam shops or Asian market.