Tablea Tang Yuan in Toasted Milk
Cosmic Heron

Tablea Tang Yuan in Toasted Milk

Traditional Filipino chocolate-filled glutinous rice dumplings in toasted milk soup

Silky chocolate ganache wrapped in chewy glutinous rice dumplings, served in warm toasted milk soup for a comforting Asian dessert.

57Min
4Servings
285Cal
MediumLevel
VegetarianKid friendlyvegetarian
#chocolate#glutinous rice#traditional#comfort food#dessert

Equipment

frying pan
cooking pot
stove
mixing bowl
serving plate
spatula
mixing spoon
colander
cutting board

Ingredients

Chocolate Filling

tablea chocolate discs (solid)

6 piece

cream (liquid)

240 ml

brown sugar (granulated)

30 g

butter (solid)

14 g

Base Dough

glutinous rice flour (powder)

120 g

Soup

milk powder (powder)

15 g

milk (liquid)

240 ml

Instructions

1

Prepare chocolate filling

Melt tablea chocolate and cream together on low heat to create a smooth base.

5 minLow heattimer 5 min
2

Sweeten and thicken chocolate mixture

Add brown sugar and butter, stirring until the mixture becomes thick and glossy.

3 minLow heattimer 3 min
3

Cool and shape filling

Allow chocolate mixture to cool, then chill until scoopable. Shape into small balls and freeze briefly.

20 min
4

Make glutinous rice dough

Mix glutinous rice flour with enough water to form a soft, pliable dough.

5 min
5

Fill and shape tang yuan

Flatten small pieces of dough, add chocolate filling, seal edges, and roll into smooth balls.

15 min
6

Cook tang yuan

Boil the filled dumplings until they float to the surface, then cook 1-2 minutes more.

5 min100°Ctimer 3 min
7

Prepare toasted milk soup

Toast milk powder in a dry pan until golden, then add milk to create the soup base.

4 minMedium heattimer 2 min

Storage

Fridge: 2 days
Freezer: 30 days
Reheat: Steam or microwave with a splash of milk for 1-2 minutes

Store cooked tang yuan and soup separately. Reheat gently to maintain texture.

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