Kanom Krok (Creamy Coconut Rice Flour cake) is a popular street food in Thailand and is one of my favourite snacks. I used to buy this very often when I was in Thailand and I never thought I would one day make it by myself. When shopping I saw the Dutch pancake maker and I suddenly thought that I can use this to make Kanom Krok too! The recipe I use came from a Thai temple a long time ago when they were teaching Thai cooking.
Ingredients
For the base
Part 1
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Rice flour 2 cup
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Coconut milk 2/3 cup
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Water 1 1/2 cup
>> Mix all the ingredients together then allow them rest
Part 2
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Boiled Rice 2/3 cup
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Shredded coconut 1/2 cup
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Boiling water 1 cup
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Salt 1 tsp
1. Use the blender to combine the ingredients in Part 2 until smooth
2. Mix the ingredient in Part 1 and Part 2
For the coconut cream topping you will need;
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Coconut milk 1 2/3cup
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Sugar 1/2 cup
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Salt 1 tsp
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The mixture of flour base part 1&2 1/2 cup
1. Mix all the ingredient until the sugar is dissolved
(Optional for the topping is adding chopped spring onion/corn/pumpkin)
2. If you are using a duchess pancake or small muffin maker machine, heat it up and spray it with some cooking oil. The key is to only fill 3/4 of each mould with flour base. Add the coconut cream topping, again with optional chopped spring onion/corn/pumpkin.
You will know when it is cooked as it will be firm and not too watery. Scoop it out of the mould and serve hot!
How much does the pan cost?
Hi Jessie. I bought this one from ALDI only $10 :-))
Hi, I noticed that you are Aussie. I would love to cook this one day, but do you know if there are their any places you can buy it to eat in Sydney? I used to buy it from Chat Thai years ago, but they don’t make them anymore…