AI-generated imageKorean No-Bake Sesame and Honey Dasik Tea Cookies (20 Pieces)
A traditional Korean tea sweet pressed from ground roasted sesame with honey-rice syrup, without baking or deep frying. The original syrup batch makes much more than is used in the cookies.
Ingredients
servings: 20 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Use 1 cup roasted sesame; if starting raw, stir-toast over medium 3–5 minutes and cool fully.
- 02
Melt 1/2 cup sugar with 2 tbsp water over medium heat; add 3/4 cup honey and 1/2 cup rice syrup.
- 03
Stir until just boiling, remove from heat and cool; do not overcook. Hot sugar syrup can severely burn skin.
- 04
Grind roasted sesame until fine; stop before too much oil releases and the powder becomes overly wet.
- 05
Mix about 1/2 cup ground sesame with 1/8 tsp salt, then add cooled syrup gradually, starting with 1 tbsp plus 1 tsp (4 tsp total), until it holds together.
- 06
If crumbly, add syrup a few drops at a time; do not let it become sticky-wet. The source intentionally makes excess syrup.
- 07
Divide into about 20 small balls, press into a dasik mold; a small cutter or hand-shaped ball works without special equipment.
- 08
Release gently and serve with tea; no baking or further cooking required.
- 09
Keep finished sweets in a clean covered container; use within 1–2 days at cool room temperature or refrigerate. Long-term room-temperature storage of surplus syrup is not recommended without validated guidance.
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Before you cook
Check sesame allergy and commercial syrup labels. Hot sugar syrup causes burns; cool before mixing. Honey-containing sweets must not be fed to infants under 12 months. The original syrup batch produces excess and no unverified long-term storage claim is made.
Allergens: 참깨(주재료) / Sesame (primary ingredient) / ごま(主原料), 조청·가공 참깨 제품의 기타 알레르겐 교차접촉 여부 확인 / Check packaged syrup/sesame for cross-contact / 米飴・加工ごまの交差接触表示を確認
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