Thai Mango Dessert

[YOhio]

In another thread, Finderson and ER mentioned a Southern Utah restaurant that serves this. It's a great dessert and I gave it a homemade shot last night. I was happy with the results. If you can find the Thai sweet rice in your area, this is a fun desert to try. Very easy.

http://thaifood.about.com/od/thaides...haidessert.htm

[Jeff Lebowski]

In another thread, Finderson and ER mentioned a Southern Utah restaurant that serves this. It's a great dessert and I gave it a homemade shot last night. I was happy with the results. If you can find the Thai sweet rice in your area, this is a fun desert to try. Very easy.

http://thaifood.about.com/od/thaides...haidessert.htm

Most Thai restaurants have this on the menu. We love mangos, so we make this a lot, especially when champagne mangos are in season. Easy to make and it tastes great.

We have tried several recipes and most turn out fine. I am a little partial to the recipes that use coconut cream.

[ERCougar]

In another thread, Finderson and ER mentioned a Southern Utah restaurant that serves this. It's a great dessert and I gave it a homemade shot last night. I was happy with the results. If you can find the Thai sweet rice in your area, this is a fun desert to try. Very easy.

http://thaifood.about.com/od/thaides...haidessert.htm

That looks good. The brown sugar is an interesting touch--I'll have to try this one. What the heck is coconut flavor? Did you use it? I made the one off of thaitable, and it was really good and easy too, but it just used coconut milk without the extra flavoring.

By sweet rice, do you just mean jasmine rice? If so, I can't imagine anyone can't find that. I'm in Cedar City, hardly a chef's dream, and they have it at our Walmart.

[Jeff Lebowski]

We have made this one before:

http://www.realthairecipes.com/recip...h-sticky-rice/

I like the sesame seeds on top.

[ERCougar]

We have made this one before:

http://www.realthairecipes.com/recip...h-sticky-rice/

I like the sesame seeds on top.

What rice did you use with this? Botan?

[Jeff Lebowski]

What rice did you use with this? Botan?

Yeah, we have made it that way. It is still good, but the best (and authentic) way is to use Thai sticky rice (also called Thai sweet rice or glutinous rice). The best way to cook Thai sticky rice is with a bamboo steamer and cheese cloth, but I suppose you could try it on the stove top.

Or you could get a Zojirushi. They have a custom setting for sweet rice.

[YOhio]

What rice did you use with this? Botan?

If you head to Vegas for the bowl game, stop by an Asian grocery and they'll have Thai sweet rice.

[ERCougar]

Yeah, we have made it that way. It is still good, but the best (and authentic) way is to use Thai sticky rice (also called Thai sweet rice or glutinous rice). The best way to cook Thai sticky rice is with a bamboo steamer and cheese cloth, but I suppose you could try it on the stove top.

Or you could get a Zojirushi. They have a custom setting for sweet rice.

Or for $10 I can get this:
http://www.amazon.com/Sticky-rice-st.../dp/B00019MRRE

Leaving me $300 to donate to the building up of CUF on earth.

So I have no idea where to find Thai sticky rice. Our local Asian market is only 200 miles away.

[ERCougar]

If you head to Vegas for the bowl game, stop by an Asian grocery and they'll have Thai sweet rice.

Yup...that's my local Asian market.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Or for $10 I can get this:
http://www.amazon.com/Sticky-rice-st.../dp/B00019MRRE

Leaving me $300 to donate to the building up of CUF on earth.

So I have no idea where to find Thai sticky rice. Our local Asian market is only 200 miles away.

Or you could order this and kill three birds with one stone:

http://www.amazon.com/Sticky-steamer...bxgy_gro_img_b

[ERCougar]

Or you could order this and kill three birds with one stone:

http://www.amazon.com/Sticky-steamer...bxgy_gro_img_b

Good night...$21 for some cheesecloth and sticky rice???

It must be nice living the rockstar Lebowski life.

[YOhio]

Yup...that's my local Asian market.

You could also try Zhao's in Provo if that's more convenient.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Good night...$21 for some cheesecloth and sticky rice???

It must be nice living the rockstar Lebowski life.

I was trying to save you some gas money.

And don't give me that poverty shtick, Doc. Nobody here is going to buy it.

[ERCougar]

You could also try Zhao's in Provo if that's more convenient.

I didn't mean to sound sarcastic. That really is my closest Asian market. We do head up north more often, however. Any good ones in SLC?

[TripletDaddy]

Good night...$21 for some cheesecloth and sticky rice???

It must be nice living the rockstar Lebowski life.

Hey, Oliver, when you are done picking a pocket or two maybe you can go home and warm your hands over your nice stainless steel Viking stove.