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Sticky Rice Cakes Recipe

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Turn the Dough Back into a Ball.

Rolling the Dough Back into a Ball

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Now take your squarish ball and gently roll it between your palms until it is once again a sphere. It really helps at this stage to moisten your palms. After a minute or so, you should have a nice "shiny" glutinous rice ball (with red bean paste inside).

Place rice ball on a lightly greased piece of banana leaf at least 2 inches square (or larger, as the ball will expand when cooked). Use scissors to cut the leaf into the size you want, and vegetable oil to lightly grease it. You can also use squares of greased parchment paper or wax paper.

Place the rice ball (with its "mat") in a covered container. OR place directly inside a bamboo steamer (or other type of steamer) - with the lid on, but off the heat.

Continue making rice balls until all the dough has been used up.

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