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Nutty black sticky rice paired with sweet mango — a stunning, popular Thai dessert.
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A variation on the classic white sticky rice mango dessert (khao niao mamuang), made with purple-black rice instead. Its nutty flavor and pleasantly chewy texture, paired with the beautiful contrast of vivid purple against golden mango, make it a hit with tourists at street stalls too. Commonly found in southern Thai markets.
Soak the black glutinous rice overnight (at least 8 hours) — a longer soak than white sticky rice.
Drain and steam for 35-40 minutes until no hard core remains.
Warm the coconut milk, sugar, and salt in a pot, dissolving the sugar (don't let it boil).
Mix 2/3 of the coconut milk into the steamed rice and let sit 10 minutes to absorb.
Slice the mango into easy-to-eat pieces.
Plate the rice and mango together, drizzle with the remaining coconut milk, and scatter with sesame seeds.