Daifuku 🍓 mochi 草莓大福
I decided to replicate this at home and made a few batches of strawberry mochi (daifuku) at home. Honestly, it is one of the beginner’s friendly desserts and doesn’t require many skills to make a beautiful red bean mochi! If I can do it, you can too!
Prep Time 30 minutes mins
Course Dessert
Cuisine Japanese
- 120 g Glutinous rice flour
- 80 g Potato starch
- 450 g Red bean paste
- 180 g Water
- 30 g Sugar
(Mochi making)
Add 120g glutinous rice flour, 80g potato starch and 180g water into a mixing bowl.
Mix everything until it thickens.
Cover the surface of the mixing bowl with a cling wrap & microwave it for 2.5 minutes (in total) at full power. Make sure to take ur mixing bowl out from the microwave every 30 seconds and stir it.
Transfer the mixture out from the bowl onto a large surface (sprinkled with flour to prevent sticking onto the surface).
Divide your huge mochi mixture into 6 pieces.
Strawberry red bean filling
Clean the strawberry and slice off the green part.
Scoop the red bean paste (could be homemade or ready-made) into a round shape.
Use the tip (bottom) of the strawberry to press it against the red bean ball.
Slowly mold the red bean paste such that it covers all parts of the strawberry.
Combine!!
Press the mochi mixture using ur palm to expand it such that it could cover and wrap the whole strawberry red bean fillings.
Fold 4 sides of the mochi skin and twist it on top when the 4 sides meet to seal it.
Refrigerate for 15~20 min before u cut it into half for photography purposes!
Keyword Daifuku Mochi, Mochi, Red Bean Dessert, Strawberry Mochi