
Matcha Wagashi Dessert Assortment 1771706878090 Q9qs
A refined collection of traditional Japanese sweets featuring ceremonial grade green tea and sweet bean paste.
Prep Time
45 min
Cook Time
25 min
Servings
4
Ingredients
- 2 tablespoons Ceremonial Grade Matcha Powder
- 100 grams Shiratamako (Glutinous Rice Flour)
- 50 grams Joshinko (Non-sticky Rice Flour)
- 200 grams Shiro-an (Sweet White Bean Paste)
- 60 grams Granulated Sugar
- 150 milliliters Water
- 4 grams Agar-agar Powder
- 1 sheet Edible Gold Leaf(optional)
- 100 grams Koshi-an (Smooth Red Bean Paste)
- 30 grams Potato Starch (for dusting)
Instructions
- 1
Sift the matcha powder and granulated sugar together to ensure there are no lumps for the base mixture.
- 2
Combine shiratamako and joshinko in a bowl, gradually adding water until a smooth, earlobe-soft dough forms.
- 3
Steam the rice dough for 15 minutes, then knead in half of the matcha sugar mixture until the color is uniform.
- 4
Prepare the Yokan layer by boiling water with agar-agar and the remaining matcha, stirring in shiro-an until thickened.
- 5
Divide the matcha dough into small balls and flatten them to wrap around portions of koshi-an red bean paste.
- 6
Shape the filled dough using a traditional wagashi wooden mold or a damp cloth to create intricate floral patterns.
- 7
Pour the matcha agar-agar mixture into a square mold to set, then slice into elegant rectangular blocks.
- 8
Arrange the shaped Nerikiri and sliced Yokan on a ceramic plate, garnishing with a touch of edible gold leaf.
Nutrition Facts
Calories
245
kcal
Protein
4
g
Carbs
58
g
Fat
0
g
Fiber
4
g
Sugar
32
g
Sodium
15
mg
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