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[Making rice flour]
Originally, rice was supposed to be soaked with water for a day or 6 hours, but I only soaked it for 3 hours because I was impatient
If you have non-glutinous rice powder at home, please pass on how to make non-glutinous rice powder
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Place the filtered rice on the gauze and squeeze the water
It is better to squeeze the water as hard as possible (or stick to the blender)
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Put the rice in a bowl and mix with 1/3 teaspoon of salt
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Put it in a blender and grind it
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If the water isn't salty enough, you have to stick to the wall and change it with a spoon
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Strain the ground non-glutinous rice powder in a strainer!
(This is how fine the powder comes out!) Successfully made non-glutinous rice powder!
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Let's start making baekseolgi bread
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Strain flour and non-glutinous rice flour
When you sift it, there are some powder that remains because it clumps up in the sift, so it's a good idea to sift it after setting it for 1-2 grams more
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Mix canola oil, milk and honey
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Beat in egg whites and stir in half sugar to make meringue
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Mix the meringue in canola oil + milk + honey
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Then, pour step11 into the rice flour and mix it well
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Place parchment paper on a muffin mold and pour in an appropriate amount
I filled about half of it, but it's not as blue as I thought, so I think I can fill it up a little more
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Place raisins on top of dough
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Bake in a preheated oven at 150 degrees for about 13 minutes
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Cover with foil over the first batch and bake again at 150 degrees for about 5 minutes
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Baekseolgi bread is done!
Feel the different texture
Raisins should be washed, dried, and then put on top of the bread