Maangchi Official Pat-sirutteok Video
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Official cooking video · Maangchi · YOUTUBETraditional Layered Azuki Rice Cake (Pat-sirutteok, 10)
Pat-sirutteok layers cooked azuki and damp glutinous rice flour in a large steamer instead of filling individual rice cakes. The flour needs at least two hours of chilling.
Ingredients
servings: 10 · Check ingredients
Steps
- 01
Dampen 454 g dry glutinous rice flour with 300 mL cold water mixed with 1/2 tsp salt, rubbing lumps apart evenly.
- 02
Cover damp flour and refrigerate for at least two hours while preparing the beans.
- 03
Rinse 400 g beans and boil in 1.2 L water over medium-high for 30 minutes; turn heat off and leave covered for one hour.
- 04
Simmer another 30 minutes, adding up to 10 minutes until tender. Mash lightly, retaining some texture, and add remaining 1/2 tsp salt.
- 05
Bring roughly 5 cm water to a boil in a steamer. Line the basket with clean cloth and place a bottomless ring about 20 cm across.
- 06
Layer about 1¼ cups beans, 1 tbsp sugar and 1¼ cups damp flour; repeat twice and finish with beans and sugar.
- 07
Wrap the cloth over the top and steam 40 minutes over medium-high then 20 minutes over medium-low, keeping water in the pot.
- 08
Remove carefully and cool 20–30 minutes, then remove the ring and cut. Portion and freeze leftovers promptly.
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Before you cook
Chewy rice cakes can choke young children or people with swallowing difficulties; portion appropriately and supervise. Beware hot steam and cloth. Portion and freeze promptly, reheat before serving. Wet-milled flour is not a one-for-one swap.
Allergens: 기본 재료에 주요 표시 알레르겐은 없지만 찹쌀가루의 교차접촉·제품 표기 확인 / Check rice flour labeling and cross-contact / もち米粉の交差接触表示を確認
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