Xôi xéo (sticky rice with mung bean and fried shallots)
Time: 1 hr 30 min (about 35 min hands-on) Marinating: overnight (soaking) 4 servings approx. 490 kcal / serving (estimated) approx. 20 g protein / serving
A Hanoi street breakfast: yellow, turmeric-tinted sticky rice, topped with finely shaved mung bean paste, fried shallots and fragrant shallot oil. Filling and cheap, Vietnamese often eat it on the go.
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Soak the glutinous rice and the mung beans separately overnight; stir the turmeric into the rice's soaking water. Drain the mung beans, and steam for 25-30 minutes, until completely soft. Mash with a fork and a pinch of salt, then knead into a firm ball. ⏱ Timer: 25 min Drain the rice, mix with half the salt and 1 tbsp oil, and steam for 30 minutes, stirring halfway through, until soft and sticky. ⏱ Timer: 30 min Fry the shallots in the remaining oil over medium heat until golden and crispy; keep the fragrant oil. Pile the rice into bowls or onto banana leaf, and shave thin flakes off the mung bean ball with a knife on top. Drizzle with the shallot oil, sprinkle with the crispy shallots and a little sugar, and serve warm.
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Tips
Don't boil the sticky rice in water, only steam it, otherwise it turns mushy. Can also be made in a rice cooker, with little water, on the sticky rice setting.
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