Fish Nian Gao

This Fish Nian Gao, "Nian Nian You Yu" will be the last item in my CNY cookout. I have been too busy to post the other CNY cookout recipes thus I will share the rest of the CNY recipes the next CNY. Phew! Got to have a long neck...to look forward to the next CNY!
I really like this fish nian gao mould. The end product is very pretty. The gold and creamy white color of this nian gao is really striking and has a great resemblance to the real carp fish.
What's more the auspicious meaning behind this fish nian gao is "having extras every year". Wow! Extras in everything...especially gold, cash and health every year - isn't that everybody's dream!


Gina, this is the Fish Mould that I used.

Ingredients:
200g Glutinous Flour
100g Ungluten Wheat Flour
25g Rice Flour
160g - 180g sugar
400ml coconut milk
150ml water
1 tbsp corn oil
Method:
1. Sieve all flour together.
2. Stir in coconut milk.
3. Boil sugar with water till sugar dissolved. Leave to cool.
4. Stir sugar solution and oil into flour mixture.
5. Remove half bowl (your normal rice bowl) of flour batter and add in orange colour.
6. On the greased fish mould, fill the parts you want the orange colour to appear and steam for 3 minutes. Then top up the mould with the white flour batter.
7. Steam for 40 minutes on high heat.

Labels: CNY Goodies


23 Comments:
That's a pretty nian gao you have there, happy new year!
very pretty fish. What does the fish symbolize? happy new year. :D
Florence, year year got leftovers..! that's how Natasha translates that when she was 4 years old. so cute! I see that your fish mould made the fish more slender and slim. While the ones we had in Singapore are fat and short. Must get Jean to buy the mould for me. Can show the mould picture?
新年怏樂 Happy New Year
Thank you for all your great recipes and sharing and wish to see more good work in the Fire Dog year. Gong Xi Gong Xi
Hi Lin,
Thank you.
Happy New Year & King Hei Fatt Choi!
Hi tt,
Thank you. Gong Xi Gong Xi!
Fish symbolises extras/leftovers that is plenty left.
Hi Gina,
Kung Hei Fatt Choi!
Fish mould posted. Can get this mould from www.twinsco.com, check site for shop locations.
Hi zermatt-gal,
Kung Hei Fatt Choi!
Florence,
Can I post the link of your fish nian gao in another forum? because there's request of your recipe.
jennifer
Florence,
Can I post the link of your fish nian gao recipe in another forum? because there's request of your recipe.
Hi Jennifer,
Yes, go ahead! :)
HIYA! 2nd time popping by and realised that u are now back to yr fav hobby. hehehe
btw i like to check on this nian gao. how long can we keep it? should we put inside fridge after cooking it? or we can leavev it in the open? thanks
regards
Jen
Hi Jen,
The nian gao must be kept refrigerated . Best consume within a week.
Hi Florence
Could you please enlighten me as what ungluten wheat starch is? Is it tang mein fun ? Would love to make this nian gao for CNY.
Thanking you in advance.
Ange
Ange,
You are right, it is Tang Mien Fun!
Happy trying. :)
Hi Florence,
It's me Alice again, so sorry to ask you so many questions. I took a look at my fish mould again last night and was wondering how to place or balance it on a metal plate. May I know how do you place your mould in the steamer?
Cheers,
Alice
Hi Alice,
I balance the fish mould using a loaf pan which fits perfectly. Try using some small rice bowls or even those small Japanese tea cups.
Thanks Florence, I'm a bit "kan cheong". Will let you know the outcome tomorrow.
Have a pleasant weekend.
Cheers,
Alice
Hi, I was just wondering what material your fish mould is made of. Is it plastic? Thanks, I love your recipes :)
Dear Florence,
I am very interested to get hold of the mould. I went to the site that you have indicated to Gina. Unfortunately I am completely Chinese illiterate - could you please translate the address (and contact no.- if any) in English for me ?
Can you also provide the same for the "Fook Nian Gao" mould.
Really appreciate your help.
May I take this opportunity to Wish You & Family a Very Happy and Healthy New Year. Joyce
Joyce,
Happy New Year!
You can get the Fook and Fish mould from this shop. Unfortunately it is in Chinese too!
http://www.sweetiebaking.com/Xmas.htm
This shop is in Causeway Bay and the details are:
Sweetie Baking Workshop
18/F Room 1802
22 Yee Wo Street
Causeway Bay HK
Tel: (852) 2882 7188
Hope this is of help to you. :D
Hi Flo, is the mould made of plastic? Like mould that we used to gelatin made of seaweed ? Cos' it take a long time to steam in high heat right? Tq
Lovely cake,where do you buy the mold?
Thanks,
nancychan@realtyexecutives.com
Hi,
May i know how to eat it? =p
Need fried or plain eat directly after steam? thks
khim
hi
i went to phoon huat and i saw UNGLUTEN WHEAT kept refrigerated. is tt the correct one? cos it didn state ungluten wheat starch
How long does the nian goausually last?
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