Nerikiri Wagashi: "Suisen flowers"
"Suisen" (Narcissus) is a flower from winter to spring .We arrenge "Suisen flowers" with Matsu (pine) & Senryo (Sarcandra) for celebrating the New Year. Try to make"Suisen flowers "with Nerikiri and Kuro-an (bean jam)!
Nerikiri Wagashi: "Suisen flowers"
"Suisen" (Narcissus) is a flower from winter to spring .We arrenge "Suisen flowers" with Matsu (pine) & Senryo (Sarcandra) for celebrating the New Year. Try to make"Suisen flowers "with Nerikiri and Kuro-an (bean jam)!
Cooking Instructions
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Utensils.
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Ingredients
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Divide the dough into each part. Knead the Nerikiri-dough to make it smooth. Colorize each part; a yellow dough for the Petals and a smaller orange one for the Center.
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Wrap the red bean jam with the Yellow dough. And make it round and squash it a little.
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Make 6 ditches from the bottom to the top. (Divide it into 6 equal.)
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Pinch each part to make pointed ends of 6 petals.
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Press & stretch each petal to periphery side.
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Make a round dent in the center.
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Put lines between petals. And put a center line in the each petal.
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Make a center part.
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Put the center part on the center of the flower. Then it's finished!
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