Ichigo Daifuku (Strawberry Mochi) 🍓 Japanese Dessert 🇯🇵
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Total votes: 20
Description
Soft, chewy mochi wrapped around sweet anko and a fresh strawberry—delicate, fruity, and perfect with green tea. 🍵
Hook
Pillow-soft mochi + juicy berry = bite-size bliss! 🍓
Hook
Pillow-soft mochi + juicy berry = bite-size bliss! 🍓
Ingredients
Servings: 4
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Preparation
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Total Time
🕒 Preparation: 20 min
🔥 Cooking/Steaming: 22 min
💤 Rest: 10 min
⏰ Total: 52 min
🔥 Cooking/Steaming: 22 min
💤 Rest: 10 min
⏰ Total: 52 min
Nutritional Value
🍽️ Calories: 160 kcal
🥩 Protein: 3 g
🥖 Carbohydrates: 35 g
🛢️ Fat: 0.5 g
🧂 Sodium: 35 mg
🥩 Protein: 3 g
🥖 Carbohydrates: 35 g
🛢️ Fat: 0.5 g
🧂 Sodium: 35 mg
🔥 160 kcal 💪 3 g protein 🍞 35 g carbs 🧈 0.5 g fat
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Advice
Dust generously and work while the mochi is warm for the cleanest seal. 🍡
Why it works 💡
Warm mochi stretches without tearing; starch prevents sticking so you can close a tight seam.
Twist 🍵
Swap anko for matcha white-chocolate ganache (60 ml (¼ cup / 2 fl oz) cream + 100 g (3.5 oz) white chocolate + ½ tsp matcha) for a café-style filling.
Why it works 💡
Warm mochi stretches without tearing; starch prevents sticking so you can close a tight seam.
Twist 🍵
Swap anko for matcha white-chocolate ganache (60 ml (¼ cup / 2 fl oz) cream + 100 g (3.5 oz) white chocolate + ½ tsp matcha) for a café-style filling.
Status
Chewy, juicy, and adorable—tiny parcels of Japanese joy! ✨🍓 #grannyzen #daifuku
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Original recipe: https://grannyzen.com/recipe/391-ichigo-daifuku-strawberry-mochi-japanese-dessert
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