Baked Nian Gao
By Rhonda Parkinson, About.com Guide
Beat for 2 more minutes at high speed. The batter should have a milkshake-like consistency.
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- Baked Nian Gao
- Getting Everything Ready
- Begin Mixing the Ingredients
- Continue Mixing the Ingredients
- Begin Baking the Batter
- Add the Red Beans
- Add the Rest of the Batter and Continue Baking
- You're Done!
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