How to Make Korean Mugwort Rice Cake (Ssuk-Injeolmi)! 쑥인절미

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  • Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
  • Hi everyone, today we are making these Korean Mugwort Rice Cake which is known as 쑥인절미 (Ssuk-Injeolmi)
    Mugwort has seen continuous use in many cultures throughout the world as a medicinal, spiritual, and culinary ingredient.
    These fragrant green herbs produces a herbal and slightly minty taste.
    I hope this video gave you some insight into this treat, and gives you a new way to enjoy this useful plant!
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    KOREAN MUGWORT RICE CAKE
    Yield: 6 Rice Cakes
    Active Time: 1½ Hours
    Total Time: 3 Hours
    ♥︎ Red Bean Filling
    120 g Red Bean
    1/8 tsp Salt
    1000 ml Water
    60 g Granulated Sugar
    ♥︎ Rice Cake Dough
    20 g Wheat Starch
    60 g Water
    15 g Mugwort Powder
    200 g Hot Boiling Water
    130 g Glutinous Rice Flour
    40 g Icing Sugar
    1/2 tbs Unsalted Butter
    1/2 tsp Vanilla Extract
    40 g Water
    Steaming time: Over Hight Heat~10 Minutes
    NOTES
    - They will turn chewy when cooled, and hard when chilled
    - To Store: in the fridge for 3-4 days (in an airtight container)
    - Simply reheat for 30 seconds in the microwave or 10 minutes in the steamer (no longer, or they might burst)
    00:00 Intro
    00:39 Making the Red Bean Filling
    02:39 Making the Rice Cake Dough
    05:08 Shaping the Rice Cakes
    06:57 Steam the Rice Cakes
    Music courtesy of Artlist 💓 and UA-cam
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  • @TracyD2
    @TracyD2 11 місяців тому +7

    Mugwort has many medical and spiritual benefits. Although I never worked with it I am intrigued by this recipe.

    • @BEMBUMKITCHEN
      @BEMBUMKITCHEN  11 місяців тому

      If you like cakes with a chewy texture and earthy flavor like Matcha, then I would recommend to try it.

  • @leelajapheth4051
    @leelajapheth4051 5 місяців тому +1

    Are you in Singapore? View like it

  • @user-kb8ye6cr6n
    @user-kb8ye6cr6n 9 місяців тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @CyberStudios
    @CyberStudios Рік тому +1

    Just found your channel. This looks amazing. Just subbed and binge your channel. Cant wait to try some recipes

    • @BEMBUMKITCHEN
      @BEMBUMKITCHEN  Рік тому +1

      Welcome and thank you! I hope that you enjoy the recipe.

  • @FionaC.O.G.M
    @FionaC.O.G.M 7 місяців тому

    🧡🌻🧡

  • @I7ONK
    @I7ONK Рік тому

    Looks yummy 🤤

  • @paranoiia8
    @paranoiia8 Рік тому +2

    Love the look of it, its so weirdly green!
    Also small question, that non stick white pan you use? Any chance getting its brand/model?

    • @BEMBUMKITCHEN
      @BEMBUMKITCHEN  Рік тому +1

      Thank you ❤️
      Yes, It’s a 7-inch Neoflam FIKA Non stick pan made in from Korea
      Good brand, highly recommended.

  • @aasueats236
    @aasueats236 Рік тому

    Wow amazing 😍 your New subcriber sis 🙏😍

  • @cloudktichen
    @cloudktichen 2 місяці тому +1

    Why did you remove water from mugwort extract.

    • @BEMBUMKITCHEN
      @BEMBUMKITCHEN  2 місяці тому

      If you notice, the Yomogi/ Mugwort powder that I use from Japan (which is like soft cotton) has a slightly different texture to the Korean Mugwort powder.
      In terms of use, Japanese Yomogi Powder must be soaked in boiling water first before use.
      However, if you use Korean Mugwort Powder like in my "Korean Mugwort Cookies" video ua-cam.com/video/ZJvoeDeSutI/v-deo.html, you don't need to soak it first, you can directly mix the Korean Mugwort Powder into the dough.
      Hope this helps

  • @leelajapheth4051
    @leelajapheth4051 5 місяців тому +1

    It's bitter if water of red bean wasn't discarded at first boil

    • @BEMBUMKITCHEN
      @BEMBUMKITCHEN  5 місяців тому

      Yes, some recipe suggest to discarded first boiled water.
      But when I tested it, I get better results with this recipe.
      Hope this helps.