How to Autumn Delicious Chewy Banana Mochi

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Chewy Banana Mochi. Instead of just just adding banana puree into the batter, I also put banana slices inside the butter mochi. It's a nice surprise when you bite into it and get a taste of the actual banana. These butter mochi is chewy on the inside with a banana soft center and a crispy crust.
The best I can describe its texture is that it's as if tender, fragrant banana bread and smooth, chewy mochi cake had a child.
My second best way of describing it is to say it's like banana bread took a vacation to Hawaii.
This cake is slightly chewy, super moist, substantial, and just plain delicious.
You can have Chewy Banana Mochi using 2 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Chewy Banana Mochi
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It’s 1 of Banana.
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Prepare 2 tbsp of Katakuriko.
My adaptation of a butter mochi recipe, a popular Hawaiian snack, epitomizes what I like to call a party trick.
You can make it in a jiffy, with little paraphernalia, and it will surprise whomever you serve it to.
For many, it'll be a first taste of mochiko—the flour made from the same short- grain, glutinous sweet rice pounded The Mochi Component.
The mochi part of these pancakes comes from mochi flour, which is the same as glutinous rice flour, a flour that gets sticky when cooked.
Chewy Banana Mochi step by step
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Slice the banana and cover with plastic wrap. Microwave for a minute to soften..
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Mash with a spoon and mix in the katakuriko..
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Divide the banana dough into 3 portions and brown both side in an oil-coated pan. Enjoy..
This flour is what contributes to the bit of chew in this pancake that makes it so good.
Mochi donuts are made out of sticky rice flour, eggs, butter, milk, yogurt and other ingredients to make deliciously chewy, baked cake donuts. "Mochi mochi" is a Japanese term used to describe the unique, bouncy and springy texture that sticky rice can give.
Because they are made with rice, mochi donuts are gluten-free!
Butter mochi is a local Hawaiian treat, somewhat like a cross between a butter cake and Japanese mochi.
It's sweet and chewy, with a nice golden top.