Gingerbread with Glutinous Rice and Black Sesame Sugar
1.
First use warm water to mix the glutinous rice into a dough
2.
Use a cooking machine to grind the cooked sesame seeds into a powder, and mix with brown sugar in a 2:1 ratio. If there is no cooking machine, you can do it without polishing.
3.
Pull a piece of glutinous rice flour into a ball about the size of a ping-pong ball, then shape it into a bowl, and add a spoonful of black sesame and brown sugar powder.
4.
Close your mouth tightly
5.
Flattened into a pie
6.
Do it in order
7.
The prepared glutinous rice cake is first boiled in boiling water until it floats, then remove it for later use
8.
Add 2 tablespoons of brown sugar to the chopped ginger, add boiling water to make half a bowl of soup
9.
In another pot, fry the glutinous rice cakes just cooked until they are slightly yellow on both sides
10.
Pour in the adjusted brown sugar and ginger water and cook on low heat
11.
Just boil the soup half-dry on a low fire. If you like to drink the soup, you can leave a little bit more. If you don’t like it, just eat the cake.
Tips:
When mixing with glutinous rice flour, the water content is added. Different glutinous rice flours have different water content. It is enough to make the flour and the dough do not touch your hands. After making the cake, coat both sides with some dry flour.
Black sesame seeds are best ground into a powder, which is more fragrant. If you don't have a cooking machine, you can roll it with a rolling pin for a few times.
The ginger should be chopped into the final shape, which can be roughly chopped and then crushed by a rolling method, so that the ginger juice can be better spread.