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This is a savory Gohei Mochi that can be easily made in a frying pan using cooked rice. Enjoy the rich, sweet and savory miso glaze infused with ground walnuts and sesame, paired with the delightful texture of slightly mashed rice.
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Grind the walnuts and sesame in a mortar, then mix with seasonings to create the miso glaze. → Mash 80% of the rice thoroughly, mix with the remaining rice, and shape onto chopsticks into a straw sandal shape. → Pan-fry both sides until browned. → Brush a thin layer of miso glaze onto both sides and toast until fragrant, then remove. → Simmer the remaining glaze until thickened and brush onto the Gohei Mochi.
Grind the walnuts and sesame in a mortar, then mix with seasonings to create the miso glaze. → Mash 80% of the rice thoroughly, mix with the remaining rice, and shape onto chopsticks into a straw sandal shape. → Pan-fry both sides until browned. → Brush a thin layer of miso glaze onto both sides and toast until fragrant, then remove. → Simmer the remaining glaze until thickened and brush onto the Gohei Mochi.
This is a savory Gohei Mochi that can be easily made in a frying pan using cooked rice. Enjoy the rich, sweet and savory miso glaze infused with ground walnuts and sesame, paired with the delightful texture of slightly mashed rice.
Place the walnuts in a mortar and grind them, then add the toasted sesame seeds and grind together until fine.
Add miso, soy sauce, sugar, and mirin to the mortar and mix thoroughly until the miso lumps are gone and the sugar has dissolved.
Put 80% of the rice in a bowl and mash the grains thoroughly using a pestle dampened with water. Add the remaining 20% of rice, mix gently while lightly mashing to ensure an even consistency, then divide into 4 equal portions.
Spread a portion of rice on plastic wrap, place the thick end of a wooden chopstick in the center, wrap the rice around it, and press with your hands to shape it into a flat, straw sandal (waraji) shape. Repeat to make 4 in total.
Lightly grease a frying pan with salad oil using a paper towel, heat over medium heat for about 30 seconds, place the shaped Gohei Mochi in the pan, and cook for about 2 to 2.5 minutes on each side until browned.
Using red miso (aka miso) will give it a more authentic flavor, but regular miso works perfectly as well. 💡
If you don't have a mortar, you can put the ingredients in a zip-top bag and crush them with a rolling pin, or use store-bought ground sesame. ⚠️
By mashing 80% of the rice and keeping 20% whole, you achieve a delicious texture that retains the integrity of the rice grains. 🍚
When shaping, wet your hands or tools, and press the rice firmly to ensure it doesn't fall apart during cooking. 💦
Once the miso glaze is applied, it burns easily, so keep the heat low and watch it closely to prevent charring. 🔥
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