Dear daughter loves to eat hee pan and to support Eileen, of course need to make pumpkin flavour again. Instead of the original flavour, I thinking should make soda version instead. I thought there is still a bottle of ice cream soda left at home but when I checked, it was gone. Luckily there is still a bottle of 7-up, so I decided to use 7-up instead.
Recipe adapted from here and here.
Ingredients :
250g
plain flour, sifted
250g
glutinous rice flour, sifted
130g
castor sugar
6g
instant yeast
270g
pumpkin
235ml 7-up
30g
canola oil
Banana leaves
or parchment paper or cupcake case
Method :
1. Dissolve the instant yeast in 50ml 7-up, mix
well.2. Remove the pumpkin skin, cut pumpkin into small pieces, steamed for 10 mins until soft, mash with fork. Let it cool and set aside.
3. Wash and clean the banana leaves, steam to soften and cut into square.
4. Mix plain flour, glutinous rice flour, sugar, pumpkin puree, yeast water and knead into dough, add in the balance 7-up slowly and knead till dough is smooth.
5. Add in oil bit by bit, mix well with the dough. If dough is too sticky, use the plastic spatula to scrape.
6. Divide dough into 50g portions (do not need to proof), brush some oil on palm and roll into balls.
7. Place the ball onto the greased banana leaves or parchment paper and flatten it using palm.
8. Let the shaped hee pan proof for 25-30 mins.
9. Use finger to press the hee pan, fermented hee pan will be spongy, once ready can start to boil water in the steamer.
10. Once water is boiled, steam the hee pan for 12 mins at medium low heat. Turn off the fire immediately. 11. Do not remove the hee pan from the steamer.
12. Open the steamer lid a bit for 5 mins, then remove the lid carefully not to let water drip on the hee pan.
13. Remove the hee pan and cool on the rack.
Verdict?
The hee pan is very soft and chewy, so delicious, even my mil also praised it, she said 越做越美 hahaha....

This post is linked to the event, Little Thumbs Up organised by Bake for Happy Kids and My Little Favourite DIY, and hosted by Eileen's Diary.
And I am also linking this to Best Recipes for Everyone October 2014 Event Theme: Bun in My Hot Steamer hosted by Fion of XuanHom's Mom.
& co-hosted by Charmaine of Mimi Bakery House.
Hi Jess, I haven't eaten this Hee Pan before. Must try your recipe, looks good.
ReplyDeleteI think i made this once...
ReplyDeleteHi Jess, Your hee pan look very smooth and pretty. BTW when do you stamp the ‘福’ on top and what type of edible red ink are you using?
ReplyDeleteHi Ann, thanks. I stamp it after the hee pan out from the steamer and cool down a bit. I used the red liquid ink in small glass bottle that can buy at phoon huat.
DeleteThanks Jess for your reply.. noted :)
DeleteVery nice lah, Jess! And the red chop on the hee pan makes it look very attractive.
ReplyDelete美。。美。。滑溜溜的喜粄,赞!
ReplyDelete好美的作品,尤其那个‘福’更是锦上添花,谢谢你永远都这么挺我,感动极了!
ReplyDeleteJess,
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely 'xi ban'
I love how you stamp that auspicious '福'on.
Simply pretty! :)
mui
How lovely your hee ban is,how could I wish I can eat 1 too..
ReplyDelete好美的喜板, 加了福字更是福气满满了!
ReplyDeleteJess,
ReplyDelete福气满满,喜气洋洋, 很有佳节的气息。Very pretty hee pan, makes me feel like it is CNY now :)
Hi Jessie,
ReplyDeleteYou have made these traditional treats so beautiful :D
Zoe
They are so pretty! Did you stamp the word before or after steaming?
ReplyDeleteAngie, I stamp after steamed and let the hee pan cool down a bit.
Delete很美丽的喜板也。滑滑的。很赞
ReplyDeletei've never had these but they look great!
ReplyDeleteHow do U do the Stamping? What type of ink u used? Can show a sample?
ReplyDeleteHi, I used wooden stamp and those edible red coloring. Pls see the following for the wooden stamp sample : https://g-search1.alicdn.com/img/bao/uploaded/i3/31252258/TB2FyZCXai5V1BjSspfXXapiXXa_!!31252258.jpg_230x230.jpg
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