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Xoi Vo (Mung Bean Sticky Rice)
Rate this recipeLooking for an easy breakfast the whole family will love? Try xoi vo, a traditional Vietnamese breakfast of sticky rice coated in fluffy mung bean.
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Ingredients
3
Time
30 minutes
Servings
4
Level
Easy
Ingredients
Glutinous rice
500 g
Mung beans
250 g
Coconut milk
50 ml
Implementation Steps
01
- Soak the mung beans overnight to soften them, then cook them in a pot as usual with 1/2 tablespoon of salt.
02
- Once the beans are cooked, mash them until smooth with a pestle, then press them into large balls.
03
- Soak the rice overnight, then drain well.
Use a grater to finely grate the mung bean balls over the rice and mix well so the bean coats every grain.
Use a grater to finely grate the mung bean balls over the rice and mix well so the bean coats every grain.
04
- Steam the rice. After 15 minutes, add the coconut milk and a little sugar, mix well and steam for another 10 minutes until the rice is cooked.
05
- Your dish is ready. Enjoy!
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Xoi Vo (Mung Bean Sticky Rice)