rice cakes wrapped with deep-fried tofu pouch
- Serves: 2
- Calories: 252 kcal
- Total Time: 25 m
- Prep: 10 m
- Cook: 15 m
- Japanese: Mochi kinchaku
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ingredients:
- 2 deep-fried tofu pouches
- (about 3 in. x 6 in.)
- 2 rice cakes
- 1 tablespoon soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon sake
- 2 cups bonito soup stock
- 2 cups hot water
step 1:
Cut the deep-fried tofu pouches in half.
step 2:
Roll a chopstick over each deep-fried tofu pouch to make it easier to open. Gently open each to make a deep bag.
step 3:
Put the deep-fried tofu pouches on a colander and pour the hot water over them. After they have cooled, squeeze the water from them.
step 4:
Cut the rice cakes in half. Put one rice cake into each deep-fried tofu pouch. Close the top of each deep-fried tofu pouch with a short wooden or metal cooking stick.
step 5:
Put the bonito soup stock, soy sauce, sugar and sake in a pan. Being to a boil. Add rice cakes wrapped with deep-fried tofu pouches and simmer for about 13 minutes on medium heat.
comment:
Rice cakes suit deep-fried tofu pouches, and the taste of the soup soaks into them well and makes this a very delicious dish. Rice cakes wrapped with deep-fried tofu pouches are used as ingredients of oden (vegetables, fish dumplings and various other articles of food stewed in a thin soy soup, and served hot).
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