YAM PASTE
Today’s turn is yam mochi!
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Yam Mochi Recipe
Yam mochi is made by some simple ingredients such as glutinous rice flour, water or milk, sugar, cornstarch and yam paste.
INGREDIENTS | GRAM (g) |
Steamed yam | 300 |
Steamed purple sweet potato | 80 |
Sugar | 30 |
Milk | 50 |
YAM MOCHI DOUGH
INGREDIENTS | GRAM (g) |
Glutinous rice flour | 125 |
Corn starch | 35 |
Sugar | 55 |
Milk | 200 |
Unsalted butter | 25 |
1. For yam paste, put steamed yam, steamed purple sweet potato, sugar and milk in the blender. Blend them.
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2. Now we’re making the mochi dough, we mix the glutinous rice flour, corn starch, sugar and milk in a bowl.
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3. Strain the mochi batter then steamed.
For the mochi part..
5. Microwave method.
- Combine the glutinous rice flour, sugar, and milk in a large microwave-safe bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Microwave for 1 minute.
- Stir the glutinous rice flour mixture with a whisk to get rid of any lumps, then recover with plastic wrap and microwave again for 1 minute.
- Dip a rubber spatula in water and stir the rice mixture again. Don’t use your whisk this time, as the dough will now be very sticky.
- Cover the mixture one last time and microwave for another 30 seconds.
- After that, add 25g of unsalted butter to the mochi and knead it then cool them to room temperature.
Steam method
- Combine the glutinous rice flour, sugar, and milk in a bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Steam it for 15 minutes.
- After that, add 25g of unsalted butter to the mochi and knead it then cool them to room temperature.
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4. Add 25g of butter to the mochi, When the mochi is not hot, knead it well.
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5. Take out 60g small mochi ball and flatten it.
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6. Squeeze the taro paste filling on the mochi, squeeze as much as you like.
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7. Coated with soybean powder.
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FAQ
Is mochi dough raw?
A Daifuku Mochi is typically a mochi (steamed rice cake–naturally white coloured, very sticky and chewy) with a filling inside. … Apparently he assumed the soft mochi outside was raw uncooked dough (which it isn’t).
Is mochi supposed to be refrigerated?
The mochi is air sealed in a wrapper before being put in a box. It is dry mochi so it has a lengthy shelf life and does not require refrigeration to stay edible. Once opened eat the contents within the next couple of days.