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Homemade Black Sesame Tangyuan

boules de riz gluant au sésame noir

Frozen black sesame filling wrapped in soft glutinous rice dough, so it flows out when you bite in. A small piece of cooked dough kneaded back in keeps the balls from splitting as they cook.

Prep
about 1 hour
Freeze
20–30 min
Boil
1 min after floating
Makes
16–20 balls
Difficulty
★★☆
Illustration of Homemade Black Sesame Tangyuan

Ingredients

Ingrédients
Makes 16–20 balls
Runny black sesame filling
Glutinous rice dough

Method

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Philia's tips

  • Lard gives the most traditional flavour; butter gives a milky one. The secret to a runny filling is enough fat — about 1 part fat to 2 parts sesame powder.
  • The harder the filling is frozen, the easier it is to wrap without falling apart or sticking to your fingers.
  • Kneading the cooked piece back into the dough is what stops the tangyuan from splitting.

Storing & reheating

  • Freezing: if you're not cooking them right away, line them up on a plate with baking paper and freeze. Once hard, seal them in a freezer bag.
  • Cook them straight from frozen — no need to thaw, just drop them into boiling water.

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