Recipe of Favorite Black Sesame Dumplings (Tang Yuan)

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Learn how to make Black Sesame Tang Yuan (ChineseGlutinous Rice Balls) 黑芝麻湯圓 which is a traditional Chinese sweet dish served during Lantern Festival which. Black sesame dumplings can be served with plain hot water or with ginger syrup (姜茶). Either way works fine for me, but during colder days, nothing feels quite as invigorating as having a bowl of black sesame dumplings steeped in ginger syrup. Ginger has many health benefits and warms up a cold.

To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have black sesame dumplings (tang yuan) using 11 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook it.

The ingredients needed to make Black Sesame Dumplings (Tang Yuan):

1. Get 1 cup glutinous rice flour
2. Get 1/2 cup water
3. Take Filling :
4. Take 3 tbs black sesame seed
5. Prepare 3 tbs brown sugar
6. Take 3 tbs unsalted butter (softened, not melt)
7. Take For the syrup:
8. Take 2 " ginger (skin off)
9. Take 2 cups palm sugar (I used jaggery, coz no palm sugar here)
10. Take 2 pandan leaves
11. Take 3 cups water

Tang yuan was one of them. After a two-week holiday trip to Thailand, I had just returned to the small city where I was living and working in northeast China. These dumplings are chewy on the outside and delightfully different on the inside too, thanks to sweet black sesame paste. Tang Yuan, aka glutinous rice dumpling, is a popular Chinese sweet during the Chinese New Year festival.

Steps to make Black Sesame Dumplings (Tang Yuan):

1. Roast sesame seed on a pan in very low heat in 7 minutes (keep eye on it, make sure it's not burn) and remove from heat.
2. Grind roasted sesame in food processor until find add palm sugar and butter (do not melt the butter)
3. Mix well rice flour and 1/2 cup of boiled water and knead dough just 5 - 10 minutes until no more stick to your hand. And cover with plastic so it will not dry.
4. Rolled up the toasted sesame and make it into balls. (approximately as big as marble) and keep it on the fridge up to 1 or 2 hours until set.
5. Take the rice flour dough and flatten with your hand and fill with the filling. And closed the dough over the filling. When it's done just cover with plastic so it won't dry.
6. Make a ginger syrup, with fill 3 cups of water on a sauce pan together with 2 cups palm sugar and ginger, and pandan leaves bring it to boil.
7. Now in the other sauce pan, boiled 4 cup water and bring it to boil, and add the dough in the boiling water. Cook until it floats.
8. Serve the balls with ginger syrup when it's still hot. Enjoy!

These dumplings are chewy on the outside and delightfully different on the inside too, thanks to sweet black sesame paste. Tang Yuan, aka glutinous rice dumpling, is a popular Chinese sweet during the Chinese New Year festival. A fixture in the Yuanxiao festival, tangyuan are sweet glutinous rice balls with a black sesame filling in a ginger syrup. Aside from the dough, there's also the sesame filling. Technically, tangyuan can have all sorts of different fillings, but a very common one is made with black sesame seeds and sugar.

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