The stuff you bring when you visit the family members who have passed on. Yummy stuff. I love it, it's such good stuff. I don't like it when there's this overpowering smell/taste of alcohol though. That just ruins it. Yuck.

Bai Tan Gao literally means white sugar jelly. Which is what it is. I dont know how to make it, but I know some grandmas do. I wonder if mine does...maybe she can teach me.

Categories: food [t], dessert [t], Chinese [t]

"The stuff you bring when you visit the family members who have passed on"... meaning... you bring food... for dead people... and then you eat it?
» randomjunk on 2009-06-20 12:14:21

Hmmm... I don't remember eating anything with that discription.
» Nuttz on 2009-06-20 05:53:11

I wonder what it's made out of? You can slap me because you probably just gave the answer away with "white sugar jelly" but I'm just curious.

Is it like a sweet chewy sponge cake?
» lazypuppy on 2009-06-20 12:25:19

Whaaaaat it's not negative, it's... family fun-tastic! :D Hehe. I hear it's easier to read at least, to some extent. :P
» randomjunk on 2009-06-25 03:43:56

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