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| - | | + | Exists in two main variations: A [[gyuuhi|求肥]]-like variation, and one where 味噌 |
| ===Stuffed ゆず=== | ===Stuffed ゆず=== | ||
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| * Blend together: | * Blend together: | ||
| * 200 gr 味噌 | * 200 gr 味噌 | ||
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| * 50 gr lemon juice | * 50 gr lemon juice | ||
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| - | * Fill lemons to ¾ | + | |
| + | * Fill lemons to ¾ (that' | ||
| * Steam for 1 hour | * Steam for 1 hour | ||
| - | * Dry for 1 month (but check every now and then, lest it dries out too much | ||
| - | {{ ::yubeshi.jpeg?400 |}} | + | Dry for 6 weeks (but check every now and then, lest it dries out too much). There' |
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| + | ➡️ They tasted fine, if not a bit boring. So adding a bit カツオぼし is not a bad idea. | ||
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| + | ===求肥-style=== | ||
| + | <WRAP info> | ||
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| + | * 130 gr unprocessed sugar (I used palm sugar, and it was nice; but I think some demarara would also be great) | ||
| + | * 90 gr white sugar | ||
| + | * 80 gr water | ||
| + | * 25 gr 醤油 | ||
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| + | Cook briefly, then add: | ||
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| + | * 25 gr chopped walnuts | ||
| + | * 47 gr 上南粉 | ||
| + | * 40 gr みじん粉 | ||
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| + | Knead the whole affair well for 2', then scoop into 流し器 lined with baking paper and steam for 40'. Take out, cover both sides with oblates. Cut. | ||
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| + | 🥶 I think this too might be easier to cut if you freeze it. In the image below, I cut them like {{ruby|拍子木|ひょうしぎ}} used during 坐禅, but I think bigger pieces would be nicer. | ||
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| + | ===Ideas=== | ||
| + | * Some recipes also add bonito flakes or sesame seeds to the mix to the filled ゆず. | ||
| + | * The 求肥 one I'd like to try with replacing water with filter coffee and adding some cracked black pepper. | ||