Easy Zenzai Red Bean and Mochi Soup in a Microwave

I feel like eating zenzai when it gets cold.
I feel like eating it when New Year's approaches.
So I came up with this recipe to make it easily in the microwave.
Adjust the sweetness to taste. Recipe by Momopanda
Easy Zenzai Red Bean and Mochi Soup in a Microwave
I feel like eating zenzai when it gets cold.
I feel like eating it when New Year's approaches.
So I came up with this recipe to make it easily in the microwave.
Adjust the sweetness to taste. Recipe by Momopanda
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Cook the mochi whatever way you like. Toast in a toaster oven, soften in the microwave, etc.
- 2
I used this canned adzuki beans.
- 3
Use a 200 ml cup. Fill half of the cup with the adzuki beans. Add about 1 or 2 tablespoons of water, microwave.
- 4
Put the mochi on top and it's done. It's very hot, so be careful when eating.
- 5
I used this mochi. It's soft, so add it to the soup at the end.
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