Mango Sticky Rice
Khao niao mamuang (mango sticky rice) is Thailand's most celebrated dessert: glutinous rice steamed and sweetened with coconut milk, served alongside perfectly ripe mango slices and a drizzle of salted coconut cream. The mango must be Nahm Dok Mai (the Thai variety with a honey-like sweetness) at peak ripeness. The sticky rice must be just cooked, warm, and fully saturated with sweetened coconut milk. The salted coconut cream on top provides the contrast that makes the dessert complete.
Two shipped · two elsewhere in British Columbia · two not yet within reach.
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- 2 · sweet sticky rice, palm sugar
- Elsewhere in British Columbia
- 2 · coconut milk, vegetable oil
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- 2 · ripe Ataulfo or Nam Doc Mai mangoes, sesame seeds
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