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- Material preparation
- Wet rice flour was prepared by soaking rice for half a day and grinding it in a mill.
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- Sift rice flour twice
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- mash two figs
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- mixing evenly with rice flour
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- Rubbing with both hands to remove lumps
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- Grasp the dough by hand and make sure it doesn't look messy (check for moisture)
Tip. If it breaks without clumping, add water.
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- One more time
Tip. The fig shell and fiber will be filtered out. Don't throw it away, but don't throw it away because it becomes rice cake if you stick it together when you steam it.
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- Whisk sugar and salt together to prevent clumping
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- Place wet cotton cloth in a steamer and put a mold on it
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- Half the mold
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- Place brown sugar evenly on top
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- Place rice powder up to mold height and flatten with scraper
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- Shake the mold to make space
Tip. You have to make a space to separate well when you gain weight.
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- If you have dried figs, cut them and put them on top.
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- Put seaweed on a steamer, cover it with wet cotton cloth, cover it, steam it for 20 minutes
- Turn off the heat and let it simmer for 10 minutes
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- Remove the mold when it cools down
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- Chewy, fluffy, and sweet fig Seolgi is complete!
- It's based on one 15cm x 5cm high mousse ring.
- The fig scent is subtle. If you want to taste figs strongly, add fig jam instead of brown sugar in the middle.
- After cooling it down, cut it, wrap it in a wrap, and freeze it. You can eat it anytime you want.