Green Tea Kanten
- 2 tsp Matcha
- 1 heaping tablespoon Water
- 4 tbsp Granulated sugar
- 4 grams Kanten powder
- 430 ml Water
- 1 I recommend "Kinako Roasted Soybean Powder Whipped Cream "
- 1 etc. Other toppings: Amanatto, mochi balls, kuromitsu
- Mix the matcha and water.
- Add all the ingredients to a pot, and heat.
- Please make sure to use water for the kanten.
- After bring it to a boil, simmer for 1~2 minutes while stirring from the bottom of the pot.
- Turn off the heat, add the matcha from Step 1, and mix very well.
- If you don't mix enough, the tea may sink to the bottom.
- Transfer to a dish, and remove any bubble with a spoon or a scum-skimmer.
- Cool down, then chill in the refrigerator.
- I shake the container before chilling it in the fridge to prevent the matcha tea powder from sinking to the bottom, but compared to gelatin, this may not be an issue.
- After it has hardened, run a knife around the edges and unmold.
- If it's still difficult to unmold, it should come out easily if you warm the container.
- Cut into your desired portion sizes and transfer to serving bowls.
- You can enjoy this delicious, subtly sweet matcha jelly on its own.
- I used whipped kinako soy flour cream, shiratama mochi dumplings, and sugared red beans as toppings here.
- Here I froze the kinako soy flour whipped cream in the freezer, and used it as an ice cream topping.
- The ice cream is "toshiebaba's" idea.
- I added half heavy cream and half milk in this one.
- After making the kinako whipped, thin it out with milk.
- Scoop the kinako soy flour milk and green tea jelly together.
- My family uses tearstar's brown sugar syrup recipe -.
- "Simple Homemade Brown Sugar Syrup."
- It is really simple and delicious.
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Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/145134-green-tea-kanten (may not work)