Rice Puffs Made from Leftover Rice for Doll Festival
- 600 grams Plain white cooked rice
- 30 grams Sugar
- 50 grams Water
- 30 grams Sugar
- 50 grams Water (dyed pink)
- 30 grams Sugar
- 50 grams Water (dyed green)
- 1 Frying oil
- Rinse the rice thoroughly in a sieve and break up the grains.
- After draining, spread the rice out on a baking sheet being careful not to leave any clumps.
- (You can dry this in the sun if you want.
- it should take about a week to dry thoroughly.)
- Let it dry in the room if you want.
- If you want to speed things up, cook in a 75C oven for at least 5 hours (cook until the rice is completely dry and cracked open).
- I you add the rice to the oven before bed, it would be very easy.
- Fry the rice in oil at about 180 ~ 190C The rice will pop and become candy-like.
- When the rice floats to the surface of the oil, remove it.
- When all the rice is cooked you can cook it in the glaze.
- Use a different pan for each colour, and bring the glaze ingredients to a simmer until they thicken before adding the rice.
- Add a portion of rice to each glaze, and stir them around quickly to coat each puff evenly.
- The photo shows pink puffs.
- When the puffs have cooled, check that they are crispy.
- Mix the 3 colours together, and place into an airtight container.
- They should keep for about 1 month.
- It is even better if you add a desiccant to the package.
- If the puffs become damp, you can heat them in a microwave for a short time to revitalize them.
- Just spread them out in a heatproof dish.
- Microwave several times at 500 W for 30 seconds.
- Each time, stir to let the steaming puffs cool.
- Repeat this 2 or 3 times.
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Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/151883-rice-puffs-made-from-leftover-rice-for-doll-festival (may not work)