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</style> Ah, welcome, welcome! Pull up a chair, make yourself comfortable. Today, we’re sharing something a little bit different, something that maybe spark a little joy, just like when the first blooms of cherry blossoms appear after the long winter. It’s about finding beauty in the simple things and sharing that beauty with others. Sometimes, all it takes is a little inspiration, a little bit of "ahh, I like dat!" and sharing it with everyone.
Sally’s Sweet Treat Inspiration
Have you ever see something that make you go “Aiyo! so cute!”. I recently saw this beautiful picture that just sparked so much joy and inspiration for new dessert. It made me think about all the simple pleasures in life – a warm cup of tea, sharing good food with loved ones, and those sweet little moments that make everyday life special. So, I want to share the inspiration!
Don’t you agree, it is so cute? Just from looking at it, I get all these ideas! My brain goes “boing boing” and the flavor combinations just dance in my head! Speaking of ideas, let’s get started with the recipe!
Inspiration Dessert Recipe - Strawberry Blossom Mochi
Inspired by Sally, I want to created something soft, delicate and oh-so-yummy. Mochi! It’s like a little pillow of happiness!
Ingredients:
- 1 cup Glutinous Rice Flour (Mochiko)
- 1 cup Water
- ½ cup Sugar
- ½ cup Strawberry Puree (fresh or frozen)
- Pink Food Coloring (optional, for extra pinkness!)
- Potato Starch or Cornstarch (for dusting)
- Fresh Strawberries, quartered (for filling)
- Sweetened Red Bean Paste (Anko, optional, for filling)
Instructions:
- Prepare the Strawberry Puree: If using fresh strawberries, blend them until smooth. If using frozen, thaw them first.
- Mix the Mochi Batter: In a microwave-safe bowl, whisk together the glutinous rice flour, water, sugar, and strawberry puree. Add a drop or two of pink food coloring if desired.
- Microwave the Mochi: Cover the bowl with plastic wrap, leaving a small vent. Microwave on high for 2 minutes. Stir well with a wet spatula. Cover again and microwave for another 1-2 minutes, or until the mochi is translucent and sticky.
- Knead the Mochi: Generously dust a clean surface with potato starch or cornstarch. Turn the hot mochi out onto the dusted surface. Be careful, it’s very sticky! Knead the mochi with dusted hands until it becomes smooth and elastic.
- Shape the Mochi: Divide the mochi into small, even pieces. Flatten each piece into a small disc.
- Add the Filling: Place a quartered strawberry piece (and a small dollop of Anko, if using) in the center of each mochi disc.
- Seal the Mochi: Gently pinch the edges of the mochi together to seal the filling inside. Roll the mochi into a smooth ball and dust with more starch.
- Enjoy! These mochi are best enjoyed fresh, but can be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for a day or two.
There you have it! A little bit of inspiration turned into a sweet treat. I hope this recipe inspires you to create your own little moments of happiness. Remember, life is short, eat the sweets and share the joy! Until next time, bye bye!
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