Soy Flour Mochi Balls
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Large collection of ingredients.
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Pour all the glutinous rice flour, corn starch, and milk into a large, hungry container, mix and stir until there are no particles. (If you simply eat mochi and add sugar, you can do as much as you like)
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Take a flat low plate and apply a thin layer of oil with a brush to prevent sticking.
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Pour the mixed batter into the plate.
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Cover with plastic wrap, put in a steamer, and steam for 20 minutes on high heat.
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Take the plate out, put the butter in while it is hot, and use the heat to soften the butter.
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When it is not hot, knead it until the butter is completely absorbed by the mochi dough. You can get a mochi dough that feels good, soft and waxy, and won't stick to your hands.
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While hot, put the mochi dough on the chopping board and knead into long strips.
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Cut into small doses with a spatula.
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Sprinkle with cooked soybean flour, pick up the plate and shake it a little, let the small balls evenly coated with soybean flour and start eating. It is great to eat hot and cold. If you cook too much, it will be a little harder after a day. , Heat it to restore the soft and waxy taste.
Tips:
The amount of powder and liquid in this recipe is just right. According to the recipe, it is basically zero failure. When operating it, it must be hot. After the mochi dough is cold, it will be more difficult to knead, but it will be difficult to knead. It can still be done well, don't be afraid. Cooked soybean flour is a powdered powder made of fried soybeans and sugar. You can make more at one time, which is especially convenient to eat and use. Remember to add sugar to taste.