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Flour dumplings drenched in dark sugar and coconut cream caramel — a traditional Tongan sweet.
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Faikakai topai is a traditional Tongan sweet: flat boiled flour dumplings (topai) are drenched in tupai, a rich caramel sauce made by burning sugar and adding coconut cream. It's enjoyed as a family dessert at Sunday meals and celebrations.
Knead the flour, salt, and water and make 8 flat round dumplings.
Boil the dumplings in plenty of water, cook 3 minutes after they float, and remove.
Put the sugar in a pot over heat and burn until brown.
Add the dark sugar and coconut cream and cook down until thick.
Plate the dumplings and pour over plenty of caramel sauce.