TEA MOCHI
Paragon Tea Room
Difficulty: Easy (20 mins)
Try out this 20 minute dummy proof mochi recipe! Using the hojicha, matcha and genmaicha powder trio, this recipe is sure to fill your quarantine belly! Can't find the right ingredients? Paragon has you covered with a DIY Mochi kit with everything you need!
THE RECIPE
The recipe is uniquely developed by Paragon Tea Room, but we encourage you to put your own spin on this recipe and tailor it to your liking! If you are looking for the authentic experience, linked above is a DIY pack ready to go with all the ingredients your need to make the perfect mochi!
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how to make
how to make
MOCHI DOUGH
INGREDIENTS
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125 ml Water
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2 tbsp Vegetable Oil
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4 tbsp Sugar
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2.5 tbsp Corn Starch
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7 tbsp Glutinous Rice Flour
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3 tbsp Stone-Milled Tea Powder
INSTRUCTIONS
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Add all listed ingredients for the Mochi Dough into a bowl
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Mix well with a baking whisk until there are no lumps
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Steam the mixture in the bowl for 16 min or microwave for 2 min
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Once cooked, use a spatula to scrape and fold the edges into the middle
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Gently place a layer of food wrap directly on the batter so that there's no air
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Place in the fridge to cool
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Place a generous amount of corn starch on your hands and cutting board
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Roll the mochi into a long shape and cut into bite sized pieces
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Shape into balls and drizzle with chilled mochi dip and enjoy!
MOCHI DIP
INGREDIENTS
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2.5 tbsp Corn Starch
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200 ml Oat Mylk (Pt.1)
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50 ml Oat Mylk (Pt.2)
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3 tbsp Sugar
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3 tsp Stone-Milled Tea Powder
INSTRUCTIONS
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Prepare a small pot of room temperature oat mylk (pt.1)
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Add corn starch and mix well with a whisk, then turn on the stove to medium/low
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Add sugar and your choice of tea powder while continuing to mix well
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Add oat mylk (pt.2) to the mix once the sauce suddenly thickens
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Let the sauce cool to room temperature before refrigerating
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Drizzle ontop of your mochi and enjoy!