AI-generated imagePan-Toasted Korean Injeolmi Rice Cake Sandwiches (2 Pieces)
A Korean café-style snack with ready-made injeolmi rice cakes in buttery toasted bread, finished with honey and roasted soybean powder. It is a modern café variation using traditional rice cakes, not an ancient dish.
Ingredients
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Steps
- 01
Use eight fully cooked, ready-to-eat injeolmi pieces. If firm from refrigeration, follow the package thawing instructions or plan to warm gently over low heat.
- 02
Melt 10 g butter over medium-low heat. Toast both sides of four bread slices until lightly golden and crisp, then remove before they scorch.
- 03
Melt the remaining 10 g butter. Warm the rice cakes in one layer over low heat, turning until soft all the way through; avoid browning the outside while the middle stays cold.
- 04
Spread 15 g honey on each of two slices of bread, add four warm rice cake pieces per sandwich, and cover with the other slices.
- 05
Gently press and toast each sandwich over low heat on both sides. Stop once the bread is golden and the rice cake filling is soft and pliable.
- 06
Plate the two sandwiches, dust with 15 g roasted soybean powder in total and serve warm. Sticky rice cake can pose a choking risk to young children; do not serve this snack to them as prepared.
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Before you cook
Check wheat, milk and soy allergens plus package labels. Hot filling may burn; sticky rice cake is a choking risk for young children, so do not serve this prepared form to them. Honey must never be given to infants under 12 months. Refrigerate leftovers promptly rather than leaving them at room temperature.
Allergens: 밀(식빵)/wheat/小麦, 우유(버터·식빵 제품에 따라)/milk/乳, 대두(콩가루·인절미)/soy/大豆, 제품별 견과류·참깨 등의 혼입 표시 확인/check package cross-contact statements/製品の交差接触表示を確認
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