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Delight in Every Bite: Try This Easy Korean Rice Cake Recipe!

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Steamed rice cake dough is filled with sweet bean paste and shaped like a half-moon or with adorable molds. This delightful treat combines the nutty flavor of dehulled red beans with the sweetness of white bean paste, creating a perfect balance of textures and tastes.

Try this recipe by Jjilae.

Jjilae is a digital creator specializing in traditional Korean desserts. You can find more of her mouthwatering recipes on the YouTube channel Jjilae.

Wind rice cake

Wind Rice Cake
Ingredients:
300 grams wet rice flour

6 tablespoons water

3 tablespoons sugar

1/8 teaspoon gardenia powder

70 grams dehulled red bean powder

140 grams white bean paste

A little cooking oil for finishing


Instructions:

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1. In a bowl, mix the water into the rice flour by hand, then add the sugar. Place the mixture in a steamer with a small opening in the center and steam on high for 15 minutes.
2. Dry-fry the red bean powder over low heat, then mix it with white bean paste to create the filling.

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3. Shape the filling into 10-gram cylinders.
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4. While the dough is still hot, knead it for at least 10 minutes using gloved hands. This step is crucial for achieving the perfect texture!
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5. Mix one-third of the dough with gardenia powder to create a beautiful blue dough. Combine the white and blue dough pieces and roll them out thinly.
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6. Place one of the filling cylinders onto the rolled dough and wrap it carefully.
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7. Press a mold onto the wrapped filling to create a gorgeous shape. Don’t let any dough go to waste – reuse leftover pieces to make more treats, brushing oil on top for a perfect finish.
Storage:

1 day at room temperature

1 month in the freezer

Daniel Kim
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