Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower). Great recipe for Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower). This is a recipe for making a basic Japanese sweet "Manjyu " with a drawing of Ume (Plum flower) on it. Ume (Plum flower) is a popular and joyous flower in Japan.
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Ingredients of Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower)
- Prepare 40 g of Plain flour.
- Prepare 2 g of Baking Powder.
- You need 27 g of Sugar.
- You need 15 ml of Water.
- Prepare 120 g of Red bean Paste (Bean jam).
- Prepare 10 g of Plain flour for dusting and mixing in food colorings.
- It's 1/2 tsp of Matcha powder.
- Prepare of Food coloring (Red).
Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower) Recipe by Yu-Art Kichijoji. Great recipe for Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower). This is a recipe for making a basic Japanese sweet "Manjyu " with a drawing of Ume (Plum flower) on it. Ume (Plum flower) is a popular and joyous flower in Japan.
Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower) step by step
- Ingredients for 6 pieces..
- Utensils.
- Pour the sugar into the water..
- Dissolve the sugar well..
- Mix the flour and the baking powder..
- Put them into the mixture(sugar + water). Mix them..
- Stretch and fold the dough several times. Pull it together. *Stop mixing the flour into the water mixture when the dough becomes like "squeezing an earlobe". *Add a little more flour when the dough is too sticky..
- Divide the dough into 6..
- Wrap the bean paste balls with the dough. Make them round. (Put dusting flour on your hands.).
- Make paints. Green: Mix Matcha, plain flour & water. Red: Mix res food coloring, plain flour & water..
- Paint plum flowers and branches with the paints..
- Put them in a steamer. Spray Water..
- Steam 10minuite over high heat..
- Cool them with covering cotton cloth. It's finished!.
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