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Khanom Kluea (Thai: ขนมเกลือ, pronounced [kʰānǒm klɯ̄a], salty cake), also known as Khanom Khao (Thai: ขนมขาว, pronounced [kʰānǒm kʰāo], white cake) [1] or Khanom Ep (Thai: ขนมเอิ๊บ, pronounced [kʰānǒm ʔɤ́ːp])[2] is an ancient Northern Thai steamed rice cake. It is a rare snack in Northern Thailand. Khanom Kluea consists of rice flour, salt, and water steamed in banana leaf wrap as similar to other Northern Thai snacks[3]. It is usually prepared for Buddhist sabbath and supplementary for the sicks.[1][2].Freshly steamed Khanom Kluea, with aroma of banana leaves and batter, is plain and simple yet evoke a warm feeling for Northern Thai people far from home. The cakes may not be fancy; however, they are becoming rare these days.[2]
Alternative names | Khanom Khao, Khanom Ep |
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Type | Rice Cake |
Region or state | Northern Thailand |
Main ingredients | Rice flour, Coconut milk |
Similar dishes | Nagasari |