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Khao Niao Mamuang (ข้าวเหนียวมะม่วง) - Mango Sticky Rice


This refreshing, sweet treat is one of Thailand (and Southeast Asia)'s most popular eats. And most of the easiest to make! I like to treat myself to the yellow skinned mangoes like you get in Thailand because their flavour and fragrance is truly unbeatable!


To make this you need:


-1 cup Thai sticky rice

-20 g butterfly pea flowers (optional)

-1 litre water


-50 g palm sugar

-pinch salt

-250 g coconut milk


-160 g coconut milk

-1/2 tsp salt


-1 mango sliced


-crispy fried mung beans or toasted sesame seeds to serve


  • If using butterfly pea flowers, boil the water and steep the flowers in the water. Let cool and strain out the flowers.

  • Soak the sticky rice in the water overnight.

  • The next day, drain the water and steam in a muslin cloth until the rice is cooked.

  • While the rice is cooking, heat the palm sugar, salt and coconut milk together in a pan until everything is dissolved.

  • Add the cooked rice and heat and mix until well combined and the coconut mixture has been absorbed by the rice.

  • In a separate pan, heat the coconut milk and salt until dissolved.

  • Serve the rice with sliced mango, drizzle with the salted coconut milk and some crispy fried mung beans or toasted sesame seeds for some extra bite.

  • Enjoy!

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