Injeolmi Bingsu with Roasted Soybean Powder 🍧✨

By RichardObradovic | Desserts | Korean | Feb 03, 2026 | 430 views

Description

A premium Korean shaved ice dessert layered with silky condensed milk snow, chewy injeolmi rice cake cubes, roasted soybean powder, and toasted nuts, clean, elegant, and seriously special.

Hook ✨

If you want a Korean dessert that feels truly upscale and cafe worthy, injeolmi bingsu is the one, ultra fine milk snow, nutty kinako style depth, and chewy rice cake luxury.

Ingredients

Preparation

  1. 1️⃣ Mix the milk base
  2. Whisk milk, cream, condensed milk, and salt until perfectly smooth. πŸ₯›
  3. 2️⃣ Freeze flat
  4. Pour into a shallow tray, cover, freeze 6–8 hours until solid. ❄️
  5. 3️⃣ Prep the injeolmi
  6. If rice cakes feel firm, microwave 10–15 sec, then cut into neat cubes so they stay chewy, not hard. 🍑
  7. 4️⃣ Toast the nuts
  8. Toast almonds or pine nuts 3–4 min in a dry pan until fragrant, cool completely. 🌰
  9. 5️⃣ Shave the snow
  10. Scrape the frozen milk with a fork into fine flakes, or shave in a blender in short pulses until snow like. 🍧
  11. 6️⃣ Build the bowl
  12. Add a layer of milk snow, dust with soybean powder, add a handful of injeolmi cubes, repeat once more. 🌾
  13. 7️⃣ Finish clean
  14. Top with more soybean powder, toasted nuts, sesame, then drizzle honey in thin lines. 🍯
  15. 8️⃣ Serve immediately
  16. Serve right away so the snow stays fluffy and the texture stays premium. ✨

Total Time

⏱️ Prep: 15 min
πŸ”₯ Cook/Bake: 0 min
πŸ›‹οΈ Rest: 480 min
⏰ Total: 495 min

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