- Add 20g black sesame seed
- Add 40g peanut powder
- Add 2tbsp honey
- Mix well with a wooden spoon until it forms a paste
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Use the right amount of honey, otherwise it will be too wet and difficult to wrap in dough.
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Use the right amount of honey, otherwise it will be too wet and difficult to wrap in dough.
Be careful of burns when handling hot water; pour slowly and use utensils to stir.
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Hot water must be added slowly, otherwise it is easy to get burned or make the dough too wet to shape.
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The dough must be sealed and covered with plastic wrap, otherwise the surface will easily dry and crack, making it impossible to shape.
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The seams must be pinched tightly and sealed, otherwise the filling will leak out during heating and ruin the shape.
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Apply light pressure when poking a hole in the top, otherwise it is easy to poke through the bottom causing the filling to leak out.
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Apply even pressure when pressing the ridges, otherwise the pumpkin shape will be crooked and unappealing.
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Apply a little pressure when sticking the small balls together, otherwise they will easily fall apart after steaming.
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Use moderate pressure when drawing veins to avoid cutting through the surface of the leaf.
Be careful of steam burns when handling a hot steamer; lift the lid away from you to prevent steam from blowing directly into your face.
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Never open the lid halfway through steaming, otherwise the temperature drop will cause the songpyeon to collapse and deform.
Newly cooked songpyeon is extremely hot; touching it directly with hands can cause burns. Let it cool slightly or use tools.
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Steamed songpyeon is very hot and soft
apply oil gently to avoid ruining the surface shape