Easy Strawberry Daifuku With Strawberry Milk Flavor

Name: Easy Strawberry Daifuku With Strawberry Milk Flavor
Yield: 6 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 100 grams Shiratamako; 180 grams Koshi-an; 30 grams Sugar; 150 ml + 50 ml Milk; 1 Condensed milk; 6 Strawberries; 1 Cornstarch or katakuriko

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Strawberry daifukus sold at my relative's Japanese confectionary shop were so cute, I decided to create my own.

Check the sweetness and adjust the amount of sugar and condensed milk to your taste.
For normal strawberry daifukus, substitute water for milk, and sugar for condensed milk. Recipe by cherry

Strawberry daifukus sold at my relative's Japanese confectionary shop were so cute, I decided to create my own.

Check the sweetness and adjust the amount of sugar and condensed milk to your taste.
For normal strawberry daifukus, substitute water for milk, and sugar for condensed milk. Recipe by cherry

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

Strawberry daifukus sold at my relative's Japanese confectionary shop were so cute, I decided to create my own.

Check the sweetness and adjust the amount of sugar and condensed milk to your taste.
For normal strawberry daifukus, substitute water for milk, and sugar for condensed milk. Recipe by cherry

Strawberry daifukus sold at my relative's Japanese confectionary shop were so cute, I decided to create my own.

Check the sweetness and adjust the amount of sugar and condensed milk to your taste.
For normal strawberry daifukus, substitute water for milk, and sugar for condensed milk. Recipe by cherry

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Ingredients

6 servings

100 gramsShiratamako
180 gramsKoshi-an
30 gramsSugar
150 ml+ 50 ml Milk
1Condensed milk
6Strawberries
1Cornstarch or katakuriko

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Steps

1

Wash the strawberries, remove the hull, and pat dry with a paper towel. Divide the koshi an into 30 g portions and roll into balls.
2

In a microwave safe bowl, add shiratamako, sugar, and 150 ml of milk and let it rest for a while. When the flour has absorbed all the moisture, stir well.
3

Cover with plastic wrap and microwave at 600 W for 2 minutes. Remove from the microwave and stir well with a wooden spatula. Microwave for another minute.
4

Check the consistency, add a little amount of the remaining milk, and stir. Microwave for another minute, and taste. Repeat this process for about 3 times until the floury taste fades away.
5

To the mixture from Step 4, add condensed milk as much as you like and mix.
6

On a vat or tray dusted with katakuriko (or cornstarch), divide the mochi dough into six even portions.
7

Place the mochi dough dusted with katakuriko between 2 sheets of plastic wrap and roll them out. Remove 1 sheet of the plastic wrap, place the koshi an in the middle of the mochi dough, and wrap them up into daifuku.
8

It's totally a matter of preference. But if you give a little height to the daifuku, the final shape of the daifuku, topped with the strawberry, will turn out to be more balanced.
9

Cut incisions to the daifuku and place a strawberry in the middle.
10

Done.