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Homemade Brown Sugar Warabi Mochi

groups4 servingsspeedEasycountertopsPrep: 5 minsskilletCook: 5 minsscheduleTotal: 10 minsoutdoor_grillBoiled
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7 Steps Total
01
Preparation
00:00:33

Pour 50g of warabiko and 50g of brown sugar into a pot, add 220ml of water, and mix well with a silicone spatula until completely dissolved.

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Watch out

Must stir well when adding water, otherwise the powder will clump and dissolve unevenly.

Ingredients:Warabiko (50 g)brown sugar (50 g)water (220 ml)
Tools:silicone spatulapot
02
Active Cooking
00:00:55

Place the pot on the stove, heat over low heat, and stir continuously until the mixture cooks into a translucent, chewy dough.

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Watch out

Must use low heat throughout and stir constantly, otherwise the bottom will burn and clump.

Ingredients:Warabikobrown sugarwater
Tools:silicone spatulapotinduction cooker
03
Active Cooking
00:01:13

Pour the cooked warabi mochi dough into a rectangular mold, and use a spatula to flatten and press it evenly.

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Watch out

Flatten the dough while it is hot, otherwise it will harden and be difficult to shape after cooling.

Tools:spatularectangular tray
04
Waiting Time
00:01:32

Cover the surface of the mold with plastic wrap, press gently, and set aside to cool.

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Watch out

Must cool completely before cutting, otherwise the texture will be too mushy to hold its shape.

Tools:plastic wrap
05
Preparation
00:01:42

Put 20g of roast soy bean powder and 5g of icing sugar into a bowl, and mix well with a spoon.

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Watch out

Icing sugar must be well mixed with the soy bean powder, otherwise the sweetness will be unevenly distributed.

Ingredients:Roast soy bean powder (20 g)icing sugar (5 g)
Tools:bowlspoon
06
Active Cooking
00:01:56

Remove the plastic wrap, invert the cooled warabi mochi onto a cutting board dusted with soy bean powder, sprinkle more soy bean powder on top, and cut into uniform small squares using a spatula.

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Watch out

Must dust the cutting board and tool with enough soy bean powder to prevent sticking, otherwise the mochi will stick and fail to cut properly.

Ingredients:Roast soy bean powdericing sugar
Tools:spatulacutting board
07
Active Cooking
00:02:31

Use chopsticks to pick up the cut warabi mochi pieces one by one, arrange them neatly on a green plate, and serve.

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Watch out

Handle gently when picking up to avoid damaging the shape of the mochi.

Tools:platechopsticks

groceryAll Ingredients

Warabiko50 g
brown sugar50 g
water220 ml
Roast soy bean powder20 g
icing sugar5 g

blenderAll Tools Needed

silicone spatulapotinduction cookerspatularectangular trayplastic wrapbowlspooncutting boardplatechopsticks