Matcha Kuzu-mochi
green tea kuzu-mochi
Matcha Kuzu - mochi is prepared and served cold by combining Kuzu root starch and green tea powder (Matcha). With ice cream and An (paste of Azuki beans), it makes a great dessert especially true in summer.

Course Dessert
Main Ingredient kuzu root starch
Method Boiling
Taste Sweet
Season Summer
Time (min.)
Cooking / Prep.
10 / 5
Serves 2 persons





Ingredients

Main Ingredients
1 1/2 oz Kuzu root starch
2 teaspoons Matcha
3/4 cup hot water
An (paste of Azuki beans)
1/2 can (7.5 oz) Azuki beans (boiled)
4 tablespoons sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 tablespoon water
Ice Cream
4 tablespoons rum raisin or vanilla ice cream

Preparing Kuzu-mochi
You need to constantly mix paste otherwise paste would be stuck on saucepan.
Recipe

An (paste of Azuki beans)
To prepare An (paste of Azuki beans), beat boiled Azuki beans making it running- smooth using an electric mixer.
In a saucepan, bring the Azuki bean paste and water. Boil over low heat, Stir frequently to mix well. With a skimmer, occasionally skim off froth and scum from the surface.
Add sugar and salt. Boil with low heat for about 10 minutes. Stir frequently to mix it well. Put 3/4 of a lid on when steam puffing starts. Turn off heat when paste gets sticky/viscous with a glossy surface. Set aside with a lid off for cooling off.
Keep the paste refrigerated.
Matcha kuzu-mochi
In a saucepan, bring Matcha and hot water. Boil over low heat, Stir frequently to mix well. And cool it down.
In another saucepan, bring the Matcha sauce and Kuzu root starch. Boil over medium heat. Stir often to mix it well.
When sauce gets sticky enough, turn off heart and bring paste to a part on saucepan leaving the rest of surface blank.
Gradually pour water into the rest of the saucepan to cool it down before water reaching the paste itself. Eventually add more water until covering the surface of paste.
In a medium bowl, bring cubes of ice in water.
When the paste gets harder, bring it into the prepared ice water. Cool it down for 10 minutes.
Bring the paste off ice water and cut it into pieces (about 1 inch square). Serve them with An paste and ice cre




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