"Ikinari" dumpling

Oleh hiropon08020 , This is one of the traditional Japanese sweets, especially in Kyushu area. Basically, the word "Ikinari" means "suddenly" in standard Japanese, while it has some other meanings in Kyushu dialects like "directly" or "roughly." So, there are a number of stories about the title... For example, it is named "ikinari" because we can make it in a short time by using uncooked sweet potatoes directly (=ikinari), or we can make it roughly, without any special cautions (=ikinari). I'm not sure which story is true, but believe me, it's so nice for sure!

Waktu Memasak
30 Mins
Porsi
6 Servings
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Langkah Memasak

Langkah 1
Peel sweet potato's skin and cut it into 6 pieces. Soak them in some water for a while.
Langkah 2
Put rice powder, flour, salt and water into a bowl and mix them well till they become together. Adjust the dough with some water if it is too hard.
Langkah 3
Wrap it and rest it in a fridge for about 30 minutes or more.
Langkah 4
Divide the dough into 6 pieces. Flat each of them by hands to make a round sheet.
Langkah 5
Put azuki paste (1/6) and one piece of sweet potato on the developed dough and wrap them.
Langkah 6
Steam the dumplings for about 20 minutes till the potatoes are cooked.
Langkah 7
Wrap them with plastic films while they're still hot to keep their skin soft and moist.
Langkah 8
For azuki, I used this: https://cookpad.com/uk/recipes/282522-japanese-sweet-azuki-beans

Bahan

    70 g rice powder (glutinous)
    50 g flour
    1/3 tsp salt
    75 g water
    120 g sweetened azuki red bean paste
    1 whole sweet potato

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