The Rainbow Kueh Book [upd] -

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The nine layers of the traditional kueh are often interpreted to represent longevity in Chinese culture.

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Your batter should pour like a thick milkshake. If it pours like water (too thin), your rainbow layers will mix. If it pours like paste (too thick), the kueh will be hard as rubber. Adjust with room temperature water one tablespoon at a time.

While many cookbooks focus on modern fusion, The Rainbow Kueh Book prioritizes . It documents "grandmother’s secrets"—the tiny details like the specific temperature of the steamer or the exact ratio of tapioca to rice flour that determines the "springiness" (or QQ texture) of the kueh. Key Recipes Featured: