Recipe of Bobby Flay Cherry Blossoms and Matcha ''MIZU-YOKAN'' (White Bean Jelly)
by Susie Obrien
Cherry Blossoms and Matcha ''MIZU-YOKAN'' (White Bean Jelly)
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To get started with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have cherry blossoms and matcha ''mizu-yokan'' (white bean jelly) using 19 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Cherry Blossoms and Matcha ''MIZU-YOKAN'' (White Bean Jelly):
Prepare Matcha Mizu-yokan (white bean jelly with matcha)
Make ready 120 g (8 Tbsp, or 1/2 us cup) water
Get 1 g (1/2 tsp) agar-agar powder
Get 1 Tbsp granulated sugar
Take 110 g (3.9 oz) Shiro-An (white bean sweet paste)
Prepare 2.5 g (1 and 1/4 tsp) matcha powder
Make ready 2 tsp granulated sugar, for matcha
Take 1.5 Tbsp hot water, for matcha
Take Sakura Mizu-yokan (white bean jelly with cherry blossoms)
Get 120 g (8 Tbsp, or 1/2 us cup) water
Get 1 g (1/2 tsp) agar-agar powder
Get 1 Tbsp granulated sugar
Prepare 110 g (3.9 oz) Sakura-An (white bean sweet paste with cherry blossoms)
Get Sakura-Jelly (cherry blossoms jelly)
Make ready 90 g (6 Tbsp, 2/5 us cup) water
Take 0.5 g (1/4 tsp) agar-agar powder
Make ready 80 g (2/5 us cup, or 6.5 Tbsp) granulated sugar
Take 4 salt pickled cherry blossoms
Instructions to make Cherry Blossoms and Matcha ''MIZU-YOKAN'' (White Bean Jelly):
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Wash each blossom with water to remove salt, and soak in plenty of water for 20-30 mins. Set aside.
【For Matcha Mizu-Yokan】 Strain matcha powder with a tea strainer. Add 2 tsp granulated sugar, and stir well while crushing lumps. Add 1.5 Tbsp hot water, and stir well to smooth. Set aside.
Put water and agar-agar powder in a small pot, and mix roughly. Keep boiling for 2 mins, sometimes stirring. Turn down the heat a little, add sugar, stir it to melt the sugar.
Add Shiro-An, and stir it until smooth. Turn off the heat, and add the matcha mixture while straining it. Stir until combined.
Put the pot on a wet cloth, and continue to stir until thickened a little for 1-2 mins. Pour into a wetted mold. Let it cool as it is. This jelly sets at room temperature.
【For Sakura Mizu-yokan】 Make it in the same way as the Matcha Mizu-Yokan. Put water and agar-agar powder in a small pot, and mix roughly. Keep boiling for 2 mins, sometimes stirring. Turn down the heat a little, add sugar, stir it to melt the sugar.
Add Sakura-An, and stir it until smooth. Turn off the heat, and immediately spread a small amount of hot mixture over the matcha jelly. Melt the surface of the matcha jelly to stick sakura jelly.
Stir the remaining sakura jelly for 1 min, and then pour over while warm. Let it cool as it is.
【For Sakura-Jelly 】 Pat the soaked cherry blossoms dry with a paper towel. Put water and agar-agar powder in a small pot, and mix roughly. Keep boiling for 2 mins, sometimes stirring. Turn down the heat a little, add sugar, stir it to melt the sugar.
Strain it, and immediately spread a small amount of hot mixture over the sakura jelly. Arrange cherry blossoms on the warm mixture.
Pour the remaining mixture to cover blossoms. (You don't have to use all the mixture.) Chill in a fridge for an hour or more. This jelly sets at room temperature, but it's more delicious to cool it! Remove the Mizu-Yokan from the mold. Cut and serve!
Done!
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