Then, while browsing my Facebook page, I saw a video clip about an air-fryer sesame balls recipe that caught my attention. An easier way to make this without the oil and heat while deep-frying sounded just perfect for me. Furthermore, by making it myself I can fill it with whatever filling I desired. So, without further hesitation, let's get working. I made my own peanut filling by grounding some toasted peanuts and sweeten coconut flakes in a food processor and then added some cane sugar and toasted sesame seeds. Mixed well to be used as filling. Sorry, no measurement here as I just eye balling with what I had in my pantry.
Ingredients:
1/8 cup + 1 Tbsp. White cane sugar
175ml warm water
200g glutinous flour
Filling of your choice
Sesame seeds, to suit
Method:
1. In a bowl, dissolved sugar into the warm water. Set aside.
2. In another bigger bowl, add in the glutinous rice flour and pour in the sugar water mixture. Mix and knead until a soft dough is formed. You can add more water or glutinous flour to adjust the consistency.
3. Then, pinch a piece of the dough, shape into ball and flatten it and wrap the filling inside inside and close it. Coat the balls with sesame seeds completely.
4. Place the sesame balls into the deep-fryer and spray with oil. Air-fry at 370'F for 10 minutes. Open the air-fryer, and flip to the other side, spray with oil and air-fry for another 10 minutes at the same temperature.
5. When it is done, don't open the air-fryer just yet, let it sit in there for 5 minutes before open. Otherwise, it might cracks. Then, serve warm!
NOTE 1: It got harden when its cold. So, air-fry leftover at 330'F for 4 minutes. Serve immediately.
NOTE 2: I still prefer it deep-fried. Texture wise is better.
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