
Thai mango and coconut sticky rice
Known as khao niao mamuang, this sweet, creamy coconut rice with ripe mango is one of Thailand’s most beloved desserts. The rice used is sweet glutinous rice, which is sometimes labelled sticky rice – a short-grain variety that turns tender, glossy and slightly chewy when steamed. For the best results, soak the rice for at least six hours before steaming. Serve warm or at room temperature
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