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    Bon A Petite!

    Yip Jai (Steamed Dumplings)

    12 ti leaves for wrapping
    Oil

    Dough
    2 pounds sweet rice flour
    3 1/3 cups water

    Filling (Sweet)
    2 cups grated fresh coconut
    1 cup chopped peanuts

    Filling (Salty)
    2 cups chopped char siu
    1 cup shredded jicama
    4 stalks green onion, chopped
    Salt and pepper to taste

    Mix flour with water in a large bowl. Mix and knead until dough is workable. Wash ti leaves and cut out the tough vein back. Cut leaves into 2 x 5-inch pieces. Oil with vegetable oil on both sides. Set aside.

    Make filling of choice.

    Take a piece of dough the size of a golf ball. Roll and flatten this in your hand. Put 2 tablespoons filling in the center. Wrap the ti leaf around outside, leaving the top open. Secure with a wooden pick, if necessary. Place in a greased bamboo steamer. Steam over boiling water for 15 minutes.

    Makes approximately 20 dumplings for each pound of flour.

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