Milk Kuzu Mochi
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Chef :
Hiroko Liston
Milk Kuzu Mochi
There is a Japanese cold sweet called ‘Kuzu Mochi’ which is made with 'Kuzu' starch flour. This sticky and soft rubbery sweet is one of my favourites. I tried to make it using some substitutes because 'Kuzu' starch flour is not available where I live. I have discovered the best substitute is 'Tapioca' flour! It is even easier to make using microwave.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Place Milk, Sugar and a pinch of Salt in a saucepan, add Tapioca Flour and quickly mix all well.
* Step 2
Heat over medium-low heat, stirring consistently. It will start to clump up, but you must keep stirring. When it is quite thick and clears the bottom of the pan, it’s done.
* Step 3
Alternatively you can cook in microwave in medium power. Cooking time depends on your machine. My machine takes 6 minutes at 600W.
* Step 4
Wet the inside of a square container, and pour in the mixture. Using a wet spatula, smooth the top as nicely as you can. Let it cool down, then refrigerate until completely cold.
* Step 5
Cut into cubes, and serve with Kinako and Muscovado Syrup.
* Step 6
*How to make Muscovado Syrup: Combine 1 cup Muscovado (dark brown sugar) and 1/2 cup Hot Water in a saucepan and heat over medium-low heat until thickened slightly. Do not over-thicken because it will get hard when cold.
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