Cut 2 pieces of spring onion into small pieces.
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Keep fingers curled away from the blade to avoid cuts.
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Cut 2 pieces of spring onion into small pieces.
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Keep fingers curled away from the blade to avoid cuts.
Cut 1 piece of taro into small cubes.
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Taro is hard, use a sharp knife and steady the taro to prevent slipping.
Slice 2 pieces of sweet corn kernels off the core.
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Hold the corn cob firmly and slice downwards away from your hand.
Use oven mitts when handling the hot steamer lid to avoid steam burns.
Steam the taro cubes and corn kernels for about 20 minutes until tender.
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Ensure the steamer has enough water, otherwise it will dry out and burn.
Combine 240g rice flour, 375ml coconut milk, 350ml limestone water, 50g palm sugar, and 0.5 tsp salt in a bowl. Mix until smooth and let sit for 30 minutes.
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Ensure palm sugar is fully dissolved, otherwise the batter will have uneven sweetness.
Combine 250ml coconut milk, 15g granulated sugar, 0.25 tsp salt, and 20g rice flour in a bowl. Whisk until smooth with no lumps.
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Whisk thoroughly to remove all lumps, otherwise the custard will have an uneven texture.
Heat the pan over medium heat and grease with 1 tbsp coconut oil. Wipe off excess oil.
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Do not overheat the pan, or the batter will burn before it sets.
Stir the outer batter and pour 1 tbsp (3/4 full) into each pan hole.
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Stir the batter before each pour to prevent the flour from settling at the bottom.
Stir the inner batter and pour into the center of each shell.
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Add the inner batter quickly to ensure even cooking.
Sprinkle spring onion, corn, and taro on top of the pancakes.
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Do not overload with toppings, or the pancakes will not cook through properly.
Cover with a lid and cook for 5 to 7 minutes until the edges turn slightly brown.
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Watch the heat closely
if the edges brown too fast, lower the heat to prevent burning
Remove the pancakes with a small metal spoon and serve in pairs immediately.
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Serve immediately while the shell is crispy, as it will soften quickly.