Daikon Radish Mochi with Brown Sugar Filling
Daikon Radish Mochi with Brown Sugar Filling

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To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook daikon radish mochi with brown sugar filling using 7 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Daikon Radish Mochi with Brown Sugar Filling:
  1. Get 120 grams Grated daikon radish (with the liquid)
  2. Make ready 70 grams Shiratamako
  3. Take 30 grams Katakuriko
  4. Make ready 5 grams Raw cane sugar
  5. Take 1 tbsp Milk (if needed to adjust the texture)
  6. Take 100 grams Koshi-an
  7. Get 5 grams Kuromitsu

Cover again and fry until the other side turns golden brown. Grate the daikon and reserve the juice. You could grate the radish (like so) or cut them finely. In a large bowl, combine the daikon, daikon juice, diced shrimp, mushroom and spring onions together.

Instructions to make Daikon Radish Mochi with Brown Sugar Filling:
  1. Add the kuromitsu syrup to the koshi-an and mix. Divide into 4 to 6 portions.
  2. Combine the shiratamako, katakuriko and raw cane sugar. Add the grated daikon radish to this little by little.
  3. Depending on how much moisture is in the grated daikon radish, you may not need all of the 120 g. When the dough is about the consistency of your ear lobe, knead it well and divide into 4 to 6 pieces.
  4. Wrap the an filling with the dough, and pan fry them. Just wrap and form flattish cakes If you don't know how to wrap them.
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  6. Pan fry the cakes over low-medium heat for 5 minutes. When one side is browned turn the cakes over, and pan fry on the other side over low heat covered with a lid for about 8 minutes.
  7. When both sides are appetizingly browned and shiny, they are done.
  8. I made four 8 cm diameter cakes this time, but they were too big for my children, so I think 5-6 cakes would work better.
  9. These are still delicious when cold.

Add in the seasonings (except veg oil) and two types of flour. It is made with a sweet, glutinous rice flour and often additional ingredients like cornstarch, water, and sugar (sometimes powdered sugar). When this mixture is heated and cooked, it forms a sticky dough. Make the mochi: Whisk glutinous rice flour, sugar and water in a microwave-proof bowl. Combine sliced daikon radishes, brown rice, one egg, all of your other favorite vegetables, and a small amount of low-sodium soy sauce in a wok.

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