Hey everyone, hope you’re having an amazing day today. Today, I will show you a way to prepare a distinctive dish, ohagi-style brown rice balls with sesame kinako coating. One of my favorites. This time, I am going to make it a bit unique. This will be really delicious.
Ohagi-style Brown Rice Balls with Sesame Kinako Coating step by step Combine the sesame seeds, kinako, and sugar into a small bowl and mix. Ohagi-style Brown Rice Balls with Sesame Kinako Coating This is my version of the brown rice balls based off a cookbook. You can cover the unique taste of brown rice with the aroma of the sesame and kinako flour.
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To begin with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have ohagi-style brown rice balls with sesame kinako coating using 4 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.
The ingredients needed to make Ohagi-style Brown Rice Balls with Sesame Kinako Coating:
- Get 1 cooked rice: 1 rice bowl's worth Brown rice
- Get 1 tbsp Ground black sesame seeds
- Make ready 1 tbsp Kinako
- Make ready 1 tsp Raw beet sugar (or white sugar)
Seems to me it would make this dessert more fun if it were filled w/ adzuki bean paste or sweetened black sesame paste- like the Chinese dumplings. Roll balls lightly over the dried glutinous rice until they are completely coated. Serve with shoyu (soy sauce) or condiments of choice. Alternatively, line the pan with silicon-coated baking paper.
Steps to make Ohagi-style Brown Rice Balls with Sesame Kinako Coating:
- Combine the sesame seeds, kinako, and sugar into a small bowl and mix.
- Divide the brown rice up into 4-6 parts. Wrap each piece with cling wrap and twist-tie into a ball.
- Add the balls to the Step 1 mixture of dry ingredients, and lightly shake the bowl to coat.
- Transfer to a serving plate and they're done. Top with plenty of the remaining sesame and kinako and enjoy.
Typical bargain-price 'chocolate', the outer coating is rather oily and lacking any hint of real cocoa, providing little more than a soft and sticky-sweet case for the bean within. That said, there is a detectable note of kinako that manages to compete with the sickly chocolate, but it is experienced primarily as a scent rather than a flavour. There is green kinako and yellowish kinako, depending on whether it was made from green soybeans or yellow soybeans. I mixed up two batches of dough, one with the green powder, and one with the yellow. I made the ribbons with part of the dough, and balls with the rest.
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