Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower)
Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower)

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Pour the sugar into the water. This is a recipe for making a basic Japanese sweet "Manjyu " with a drawing of Ume (Plum flower) on it. Ume (Plum flower) is a popular and joyous flower in Japan.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook wagashi "komug-manju" ume (plum flower) using 8 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower):
  1. Make ready 40 g Plain flour
  2. Get 2 g Baking Powder
  3. Prepare 27 g Sugar
  4. Take 15 ml Water
  5. Make ready 120 g Red bean Paste (Bean jam)
  6. Make ready 10 g Plain flour for dusting and mixing in food colorings
  7. Take 1/2 tsp Matcha powder
  8. Take Food coloring (Red)

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Steps to make Wagashi "Komug-Manju" Ume (Plum flower):
  1. Ingredients for 6 pieces.
  2. Utensils
  3. Pour the sugar into the water.
  4. Dissolve the sugar well.
  5. Mix the flour and the baking powder.
  6. Put them into the mixture(sugar + water). Mix them.
  7. Stretch and fold the dough several times. Pull it together. *Stop mixing the flour into the water mixture when the dough becomes like "squeezing an earlobe". *Add a little more flour when the dough is too sticky.
  8. Divide the dough into 6.
  9. Wrap the bean paste balls with the dough. Make them round. (Put dusting flour on your hands.)
  10. Make paints. Green: Mix Matcha, plain flour & water. Red: Mix res food coloring, plain flour & water.
  11. Paint plum flowers and branches with the paints.
  12. Put them in a steamer. Spray Water.
  13. Steam 10minuite over high heat.
  14. Cool them with covering cotton cloth. It's finished!

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