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Thursday, March 25, 2010

Matcha and Red Bean Mochi Cake, full of surprise !!

When I first see this mochi cake, I tell myself i must try this cake immediately. Because I can not imagine a cake with crunchy outside and chewy inside, like you eating a mochi (Mochi is a sweet glutinous rice snack in Asia) or Nian Gao.. Something new to me!!
On our 1st trial, my family immediate fall in love with this mochi cake, the taste was so so good..even my husband seldom eat cakes, also gave thumbs up.
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-There is not much difference in colour before baking and after baking, look so beautiful.
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Recipe was adapted from My buttery fingers, a 17 years old girl talented in baking !!

Matcha and Red Bean Mochi Cake
**Makes 12 cup cakes
(printable recipe)
220g Glutinous rice flour
5g matcha powder (green tea powder)
85g unsalted butter, melted
145g caster sugar
180g evaporated milk
2 eggs
1 tsp baking powder
Cooked red bean

1. Sift glutinous rice flour, matcha powder and baking powder together.
2. Beat eggs and sugar until fluffy.
3. Add in melted butter, then evaporated milk, mix well.
4. Add in flour mixture, combine well.
5. Place paper cups on a muffin pan, scoop batter and place 1-2tsp cooked red bean in each paper cup.
6. Bake at pre-heated oven at 180c for 20-25mins.
My notes:-
-this mochi cake tasted crunchy & chewy when still warm, but turn moist when cold, anyway both ways also tasted good!!
-You can cook red bean by adding 100g red bean,4tbsp sugar with 800ml water, cook for 1hour or until soft and dry.
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Happy Baking !!

49 comments:

  1. These look very delicious just by the look. I would love to try them. Hope I still have glutinous rice flour in the pantry.

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  2. Nicely done and looks delicious!

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  3. The colour of this matcha redbean cupcakes match well !

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  4. Great combination! It really feel like one of those mochi with red bean filling. Such a young talented baker!

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  5. Wow... I have never seen mochi this colour before... a nice twist to the norm! :)

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  6. ohhh, cute one. am imagining how is the chewy inside and the soft fluffy outside. must try out some times :)

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  7. This is interesting Sonia. Will bookmark this!

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  8. Ohh... I'm not fond of matcha.
    I wonder what other flavours it'll take to well.

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  9. Very special! Worth trying it out...the texture must be very special too. ;)

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  10. 味道到底怎样?我好想吃看看哦!!

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  11. Oh So Beautiful! Going into the must-try lists. I dunno about the adding red bean dear. I will probably have to make do with raisins. But the color looks awesome. Beautiful color rendered by the green tea? Can any brand be used? Please let me know.

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  12. Wow, so beautiful...yummy too. Your are so creative on baking!

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  13. Mary, quickly a get a packet of flour and try it out.

    Pete, yes, it is delicious.

    Bakeling, thanks dear.

    3 hungry tummies, yes, she is talented in baking.

    Life of beginner, Thanks for stopping by.

    Ai Wei and Cheah, quickly try out.

    Wendy, maybe You can try with cocoa powder and chocolate chips.

    Bee Bee, yes, this is very special texture.

    Felvinc, dont imagine, go ahead and try it out.

    CoolLassi, try to get those for baking purposes, normal matcha's can't get nice green tea colour.

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  14. Beautiful click..looks superb!!!yummy!!!

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  15. can u send me some over:) looks tempting...

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  16. I love matcha but not Carlos. So I don't usually bake with it if not I will end up eating it myself. I sees a lot of people making cakes with Mochiko flour. I can imagine the chewy texture just like eating mochi.

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  17. wow~quite creative cake~i think i will love it~ i love mochi~=)

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  18. Gorgeous color and texture! I can see why your family LOVED them. YUM!

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  19. I love any thing with matcha. Must try this since your family gave a thumbs up.

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  20. This is on my to try list too! Thus far, all the reviews on this mochi cake were good.

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  21. I love mochi cake, there's just something so uniquely spectacular about it ;)

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  22. Mochi cake?! What an idea! I bet this is super good, since it's coming from your kitchen!

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  23. wow... a green tea cupcake... i have a family member that drinks green tea a gallon a day... have to get these to her

    great interesting post

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  24. What beautiful cakes! Such a pretty vibrant color! Like Spring! Love the delicious flavors too.

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  25. They look so pretty..Lovely green color.Grt job Sonia :-)

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  26. Sarah and Bala, Thanks.

    Gertrude, ya, taste exactly like mochi.

    Tina, Thanks.

    candleyn, if you love mochi, I'm sure you will love this.

    Shandy, I making it today again!

    Anncoo,Patty and LCOM, quickly try out.

    Colin, ya, this is good, I making them again today.

    A year on the grill,I bet they will love this cake.

    Cinnamon-girl, Thanks for stopping by.

    Gulmohar, yes, this is pretty.

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  27. oh wow these look awesome love the texture and color

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  28. Sonia, simply superb... I am going to make this. Will let u know after posting in my blog...Yumm

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  29. I totally love the red and green colours. and it looks really soft and fluffy!

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  30. the red beans look almost like chocolate chips! so nice!

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  31. Thank you for trying a recipe from my blog and I'm glad that your family liked the mochi cakes!
    I love the green colour of your cakes!

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  32. Something special here! That's a great combo man! The color of the cakes look nice to go with the bits of red color. Well done!

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  33. Rebecca, Thanks.

    Suhaina, hope you will like this.

    noobcook, very nice colour huh.

    tigerfish, thanks.

    Wendy, Thank you for your lovely recipe and I will try other type of flavour next time.

    Grace, yes, in fact this is a special cake.Do try out.

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  34. Such beautiful photos Sonia! I love those colors ~ they look delicious. Very nicely done. :)

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  35. 很好奇这个蛋糕的味道和口感~~有机会我要仪式。谢谢分享!

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  36. wow these are beautiful! I've never heard of this type of cake, but i'd love to try!!

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  37. Sonia,
    Just to tell u that toddy can be found in Klang at Coconut Flower Seafood Restaurant. Further info in my blog.

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  38. Wah looks so nice and yummy ok I must also try it..

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  39. Sonia, had tried out the recipe. But too sweet for me. ANd ur matcha colour is very much nicer than mine.

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  40. LOL! I saw that on Wendy's blog, too! Seems like it's gonna be the next hotcake in town! Yours look good ... Mmm ... Matcha & choco, heavenly paired!

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  41. Yum! Great choice of flavours. My bf who doesn't usually like chewy desserts, loves mochi cakes too :)

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  42. These look so tempting! Can't wait to try this recipe soon. Thanks for sharing.

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  43. hi sonia,
    i have try this recipe of yours..it is indeed chewy and tasty..i wonder if the glutinous rice flour is using only half and the other half replace to rice flour..is it possible?

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  44. do u just place the 800ml of water in a pot, add the sugar and red beans and boil till soft and dry?

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