Sift 200g of tapioca starch until smooth and free of lumps.
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Tapioca starch must be thoroughly sifted, otherwise lumps will ruin the texture.
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Sift 200g of tapioca starch until smooth and free of lumps.
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Tapioca starch must be thoroughly sifted, otherwise lumps will ruin the texture.
Sift 40g of rice flour until fine and smooth.
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Sift rice flour gently to ensure fine and even texture.
Combine 130g sugar and 130ml water in a bowl, whisk until fully dissolved and clear.
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Sugar must be completely dissolved, otherwise undissolved sugar will remain at the bottom.
Pour the sugar water into the mixed tapioca and rice flour, whisk until well combined.
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Pour sugar water slowly while whisking to prevent clumping.
Pour in 300ml coconut milk, mix slowly until fully combined into a smooth white batter without lumps.
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Batter must be completely mixed without lumps, otherwise the texture will be uneven.
Divide the batter evenly into two portions into separate bowls.
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Divide portions evenly to ensure consistent layer thickness.
Add pandan extract to one portion of the batter, mix until it turns a nice green color and fragrant.
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Adjust pandan extract to taste, add gradually to avoid overpowering.
Watch out for steam burns when handling boiling water and hot pots, use heat-resistant cloth.
Prepare a deep pot with water, place a rectangular steaming pan inside, heat and bring to a boil.
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Preheat the pan in the pot before boiling water, otherwise cold pan affects setting.
Ladle a scoop of green batter into the steaming pan, tilt to spread evenly at the bottom.
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Stir the batter before pouring to ensure even consistency.
Cover the pot and steam on high heat for 3 minutes until the first green layer sets.
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Control steaming time carefully, over or under-steaming affects layer definition.
Watch out for hot steam escaping when opening the lid.
Open the lid, pour white batter evenly over the cooked green layer.
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Ensure previous layer is set before pouring new batter, otherwise layers will mix.
Cover and steam on high heat for 3 minutes until white batter sets.
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Keep portion sizes consistent across layers for uniform thickness.
For the final white layer, cover and steam on high heat for 10 minutes until completely cooked through.
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The final layer needs full 10 minutes to cook through, otherwise the center remains raw.
Freshly steamed pans are extremely hot, wear thick heat-resistant gloves when removing.
Remove the steamed cake and place on a wire rack to cool down completely.
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Must cool completely before slicing, otherwise it will stick to knife and break apart.
Unmold the cooled cake by running a knife along the edges and inverting.
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Keep knife close to the edge when unmolding to avoid damaging the cake surface.
Use a wavy cutter to slice the layer cake into uniform small pieces.
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Keep cutter clean and slice smoothly, otherwise cuts will be uneven.
Neatly arrange the sliced pandan coconut layer cake on a plate for serving.