Easy Yatsuhashi Sweets Made with Dango Flour
- 100 grams Dango flour
- 65 grams Sugar
- 130 ml Lukewarm water
- 30 grams Kinako
- 5 grams Cinnamon
- 1 Anko (sweet bean paste)
- These are the only ingredients you need to prepare!
- Start by mixing the ingredients.
- Then mix the ingredients.
- Mixing them first will prevent lumps!
- Add lukewarm water to the ingredients and mix well.
- Cover with plastic wrap and microwave for 3 minutes (for a 500 watt microwave).
- Then mix gently and microwave for 3 more minutes.
- If you're using a 600 watt microwave, cook for 2 minutes, mix, and return to the microwave for 1 minute and 40 seconds.
- The picture shows the mixture after microwaving the first time and then mixing.
- When it's translucent like the picture, it's done.
- If it needs a little longer, microwave for 10 second intervals and watch carefully!
- Take a large piece of plastic wrap and put some of the mixture.
- Then place the dough on top and sprinkle on the rest of the mixture.
- Roll out into a thin dough.
- Try to roll it flat into a square, so you won't waste dough.
- (But somehow I always end up making a rectangle..)
- Cut into squares.
- Rectangles are okay too.
- I recommend using a pizza cutter for this step!
- Cut off a corner of the bag of anko (sweet bean paste) and squeeze out anko.
- If you make a pretty large incision in the bag, the anko will come out like in the picture, and the yatsuhashi will look nice when you fold it.
- If the dough pieces were too long when you cut them, you can stretch with your hands to make them more square.
- You can get all the ingredients at a supermarket, so it only costs about 100 yen to make this recipe.
dango, sugar, water, kinako, cinnamon, sweet bean
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/143211-easy-yatsuhashi-sweets-made-with-dango-flour (may not work)