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rice (round)
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200 g. |
| 60 g. | |
| 100 g. | |
| 50 g. | |
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sakura petals jam (rose)
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| For 20 porions | |
rice (round) |
200 g. |
powdered sugar |
60 g. |
water |
100 g. |
chocolate |
50 g. |
sakura petals jam (rose) |
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Mochi — this is a traditional New Year's rice cakesa. They can be of different shapes and sizes, they are prepared from boiled rice of sticky varieties. Mochi should be eaten with caution, as the stickiness of these dainties sometimes causes death due to suffocation.
Traditional cooking mochi — a real ritual, which requires not only time, but also forces. In modern Japan, in fact few people manually preparing mochi, this process is quite time consuming and easier to buy a finished product in stores or make with the help of special appliances.
So, traditionally, in the evening on December 29 rice soaked in water and standing overnight. In the morning it boiled hot and put in a special wooden bowls reminiscent of a deck with a large round hole at the top.
After that, the head of the family and his sons took turns beating Rice with special wooden mallet by name Quinet, so that the process resembles kneading dough, but with much greater energy consumption. After each stroke, it is necessary to turn and stir the rice mass with hands soaked in cold water. With rice usually works the whole family. As a result, we obtain a compressed tacky mass similar to dough.
The resulting mass is divided into two parts: one — to decorate the house, the other — for cakes that can be eaten with salt or sesame jam from soybeans; or cut into pieces and put into soups, fried with oil a little etc. In general, the use of mochi in cooking limited by only a flight of fancy.













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