Karioka | Carioca | Filipino Sweet Rice Balls with Coconut Glaze
- Greggy Soriano
- Oct 6, 2019
- 2 min read

I mean, who doesn't love sweet, sticky, chewy, coconut-y, crisp balls? Learn how to make these super easy and delish Filipino sweet rice balls. It's made with just a few ingredients! Oh, and it's gluten-free, too!
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Karioka | Carioca | Filipino Sweet Rice Balls with Coconut Glaze
Yield: 15 rice balls or 5 skewers of 3- each
Ingredients:
- 2 1/4 cups sweet rice flour (Mochiko) 
- 1 1/4 cups water 
- 1 tbsp. best quality vanilla extract 
- 1 cup sweetened shredded coconut 
- 1 tsp. Pink Himalayan Sea salt 
Coconut Glaze
- 1 cup brown sugar 
- 3/4 cups coconut milk 
- 1 tsp. Pink Himalayan Sea salt 
- 1 tsp. best quality vanilla extract 
- 2 tbsp. Filipino coconut jam (optional) 
Directions:
- In a stand mixer bowl with paddle attachment, add the rice flour, shredded coconut, salt, vanilla and water until it turns into a dough. You can do this without a stand mixer as well (with just a regular bowl and your hands). This recipe is a bit forgiving, so feel free to add more water or rice flour if it's too dry or wet. 
- Preheat a pot of vegetable oil to 350F. With a medium sized ice cream scooper or large spoon, scoop the dough and roll it into the size of a golf ball. Poke each ball with holes going through each side to avoid them from exploding in the hot oil. 
- Fry in oil about 15 minutes, until golden brown. Flip the balls around to avoid them from sticking to the bottom, they will eventually not stick after a couple minutes of frying. Place on a sheet pan lined with paper towel to drain the excess oil. 
- In a small sauce pot, mix brown sugar, coconut milk, and heat until the sauce thickens and comes to a boil. Poke and place 3 balls onto skewers, drizzle on glaze. Enjoy! 













































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